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Preserved 1912 firehouse flaunts pressed tin ceiling, brick floor, fire pole and down-home eats for wary new condo residents and working stiffs. Hook and ladder chefs even render weekly list of Firehouse Specials. Disputed comfort found in cold meatloaf with Russian dressing, but pan-fired chicken and green chile chili get us hootin' and a hollerin' like that crazy guy with the aluminum foil hat outside. Don't skip the spicy garlic fries.
24/seven 1924 landmark owned by ex-mayor Riordan has confused perverts slapping themselves over misreading name. They stay for dapper Depression-era diner digs, insane crowds, top-rankin' sourdough... read more
Don't get it twisted. Food is microwaved, out of the vacuum-sealed plastic bag. But gotta order it when a big game's on. No lingering with one beer for four hours. You'd get drunk too, if it weren'... read more
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