Friday, February 15, 2019

A Southie Diner Fit for a King

From Dave Brigham:

The Galley Diner in South Boston has been serving up classic fare for nearly 20 years, although the place has been open since at least the 1960's. Perhaps the "Rumpy's" indicated on the sign references a previous incarnation? Anyway, I love the sign and I'm sure if and when I sit down at the counter, I'll love the food as well. Just like Anthony Bourdain (R.I.P.), the king of foodie travel shows, did.

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