Lindley Park Filling Station

Small place directly across from Bestway on one side and Sticks and Stones on the other. Each place has its own parking lot, but street parking is pretty easy too. Small patio as well. Interesting beer list. Didn’t try the food since I ate at Sticks, but it looked pretty tasty. Could do three or four places here very easily.

This is a great place to come get a beer and unwind. It gets crowded at times, but good places usually do. They have a good selection of bottles and always something interesting on tap. The sandwiches are awesome. Service is fast and knowledgeable. I have ate here several times and never left unhappy.

Good sandwiches named for the streets in the ’hood in which the place resides. Usual macros on site. The manager is a total beer geek, however. She usually has something interesting, eclectic, or exotic on tap. She tapped the first keg of Hopslam in G’boro last winter. Interesting offerings from Sweetwater, Bell’s, and others. Great place for a good beer and a sandwich.

Originally reviewed: 11/29/11. Stopped in here for a bite after I picked up my reserved Event Horizon next door at Bestway. The place is much smaller on the inside than I expected. There are some tables along the window sides, but they are packed tightly around the bar. The place was fairly full around lunchtime, so I grabbed one of the few open spots at the bar. They only have 6 taps that I could see. Nothing really that one wouldn’t find at other places around town. Their bottled selection is a bit better. They have maybe 25-30 different craft bottles. Decent selection from some great breweries such as Bell’s, Ballast Point, Terrapin, etc. The menu was pretty extensive for a corner bar. I got one of their "local" wraps, which was fantastic, but the side of potato salad was bland and flavorless. The prices were decent and the service was quick. I might come back here when I’m in the area, but with Sticks n Stones across the street, it would be unlikely.