Gasoline Alley

This place I frequent, probably once every couple of months. Love their Reuben sandwich, but today, I asked what the server recommended and she said the Bath 3-Alarmer. This sandwich was a solid alternative to the Reuben. Sweet, salty, savory. Very generous with the meat portion as well. By buddy got the garlic Parmesan wings and they looked, smelled and tasted delicious. Very-much a recommend there! Finally, their fries, a very traditional approach to French fries. They taste and have a fair-like feel. If you’re around or seek a very good “bar” food, go to this place.

First time there and it was crazy busy. No direction or help to know how to get started or where to go. Finally we found a sign that said wait to be seated. They have a nice patio area to set and enjoy however we were told that there is no service outside. Place your order and once it's ready then you carry it outside yourself. The noise from everyone talking was extremely loud setting inside. Take into account we're talking 7pm on a Friday evening. Once we had ourselves a seat the service was prompt and helpful. The menu has a ton of choices to pick from so you may want to study that on line prior to going. My wife had a steak sandwich and she loved it. I had a Reuben sandwich and it was average. Their French fries are a bit on the soggy/greasy side. We chose their sauerkraut balls for an appetizer and they were very good. Do your homework before going and have patience 😃

Place is small but neat with all the vintage gas station type decor. Our waitress was nice and did a decent job at checking on us. The food was just ok. I got the pizza. I wasn't bad, but nothing special. My pizza wasn't cut very well so I ended up ripping it apart when trying to get a slice. The crust is kinda bland and the sauce wasn't my favorite. Probably wouldn't get it again. My gf got the "Ghent" lemans sandwich. She said it was just ok but the fried were good. My buddy got the Philly steak sub. Same thing, he thought it was ok but nothing amazing.