Reviews of Gasoline Alley
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sick nasty awesome
This is by far my favorite restaurant. Their sandwiches are awesome piled so high that i, a teenage boy, could not even finish mine. the atmosphere is awesome with all of the old advertisements and gas stuff. just don't get the pizza.
Review by brian from bath posted June 26, 2009
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Seven Hills Taste Buds
Gasoline Alley is a great place for any meal. Their fries are excellent with malt vinegar on them. Their sandwiches are enormous and they only use the freshest meats. The burgers are the best!!!! They remind me of my childhood when there wasn't so many preservatives and all the other stuff that are put in meat these days. The service is great!!!
Review by Holly from Seven Hills posted April 19, 2009
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Describing Gasoline Alley as a deli doesn't do it justice. While its size recalls a deli, the menu and ambiance go beyond. And unlike most delis, Gasoline Alley has a bar. In homage to the building's past as a gas station, an auto theme runs through the restaurant. Weathered road and gasoline signs adorn the walls; old bicycles hang from the ceiling. Diners can order a Model T - a turkey, bacon and havarti sandwich - or the meatless Jeanne's Vegetable Truck. Gasoline Alley uses delicious kosher salami, which will set new standards for people's lunchmeat tastes. The restaurant sets a few standards, actually, and hearty sandwiches are just the beginning. The New York-style pizza could successfully compete with area pizzerias, and even the French fries - not limp or over-greasy - are worth noting. Diners will undoubtedly leave with full stomachs; thankfully, they can take a huge piece of carrot cake, revved up with pineapple and nuts, or delectable cheesecake to go.
Review by Northern Ohio Live Magazine posted June 03, 2005
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