Gasoline Alley

This small, out-of-the-way, cafe/diner/deli/bar (can't quite be catogorized) is one of the best places I've eaten in a long time. A huge menu, lot's of beers, and nightly dinner specials that will impress ANY food critic. Sometimes the wait can be a little annoying, seeing as there's no place to wait, but it's qell worth it. The best clem chowder anywhere! (Yes, I've had it in Boston.) A sandwich menu that goes on for days. Portions that will choke a horse. And did I mention the nightly specials? The chef here does seafood like nobody else in the area. This place has become a weekly stop for dinner. I go to a lot of restaurants every month, but this one is my favorite. Sometimes the service can be a little slow, but just relax, and enjoy the food! Pros: the nightly specials, the atmosphere Cons: can be crowded more

I have eaten in some of the best rest's in the world and for fum & friends Gasoline Alley is the best. It's small but roomy. The food is always great. I eat there at least twice a week and maybe more. If you are any one go there, if your not any one go there any way you'll have a great time and good food and drinks. I rate this place a 9.00 more

Great food and service. It is also consistent. I go there every weekend to meet friends and eat well. more

A small (10 -12 tables) bar and grill with a WIDE range of menu offerings - mussels, pasta dishes, pizza, hot and deli sandwiches, burgers...and a great bar. I've never had a bad meal, and the prices are very reasonable. Not for large groups, and ""non-smoking"" is a small section at the other end of the building (but not unpleasant). Really fun décor, too - makes those chain ""theme"" restaurants look cheesy (-er?). Service and/or seating can be slow, but worth it. Pros: Great food, Wide selection, Good prices Cons: Small, Service slow more