Gregory Street

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Gregory Street
west end:	V Street
Major junctions:	9th Avenue Interstate 110 Palafox Street
east end:	17th Avenue (Wayside Park/Pensacola Bay)

Gregory Street is an east-west street that stretches from Pensacola Bay to its western terminus at South Pace Boulevard (there is a one-block span signed Gregory west of Pace, between P and Q Streets). It briefly carries Highway 98 traffic westward from 17th Avenue and Bayfront Parkway, past the Interstate 110 on-ramp, to Alcaniz Street. It remains west-only until Tarragona Street, then becomes two-way for the rest of its length. Gregory Street is named for Walter Gregory.

Contents 1 Restaurant Row 1.1 Local Establishments 1.2 National Chains 1.3 Fast Food 1.4 Other 2 Other Notable Landmarks

[edit] Restaurant Row

The one-way stretch of Gregory Street between 17th Avenue and the I-110 ramp is a popular destination for diners due to its wide assortment of restaurants.

[edit] Local Establishments

• McGuire's Irish Pub
• Hall's Seafood
• Bagelheads
• Franco's Italian Restaurant
• Panda China Buffet

[edit] National Chains

• Landry's Seafood House
• Outback Steakhouse
• Copeland's of New Orleans (closed June 2007)
• Carrabba's Italian Grill
• The Melting Pot
• Zea Rotisserie & Grill

[edit] Fast Food

• Waffle House
• Whataburger
• Caribbean Soup Kitchen

[edit] Other

• Sammy's Gentleman's Club
• Richey's East Liquor

[edit] Other Notable Landmarks

• Pensacola Civic Center
• Crowne Plaza Pensacola Grand Hotel
• First Presbyterian Church
• Pensacola Hardware
• Pensacola Public Library