
About Pete’s Garage
Description
Let me tell ya about Pete's Garage - it's one of those rare finds that just feels like home the minute you walk in. What used to be an actual auto repair shop has transformed into this amazing mashup of comfort food heaven and local hangout spot. I absolutely love how they've kept some of the original garage elements - old license plates on the walls, vintage car parts turned into quirky light fixtures, and even the original rollup doors that open up to create this awesome indoor-outdoor vibe when the weather's nice.Key Features
• Their signature wings are seriously addictive (trust me, I've tried every flavor they offer) • A menu that somehow perfectly blends American classics with Italian and Mexican favorites • Weekly live music performances from local bands • The coolest converted garage aesthetic you'll ever see in a restaurant • Family-friendly dining area separate from the bar section • Rotating craft beer selection featuring local breweries • Outdoor patio seating with strings of lights and retro car-themed decor • Weekend brunch with a build-your-own Bloody Mary bar • Game room with pool tables and vintage arcade games • Daily happy hour specials that'll make your wallet happyBest Time to Visit
If you're looking to avoid the crowds, swing by for a late lunch between 2-4 PM - that's when I usually grab my favorite spot at the bar. Weekend evenings are absolutely buzzing with energy, especially during live music nights (typically Friday and Saturday after 8 PM). Sunday afternoons are perfect for families, with their killer brunch menu running until 3 PM. And here's a local secret: Wednesday nights are surprisingly lively thanks to their trivia nights and half-price wings deal.How to Get There
Finding Pete's is part of its charm - it's tucked away in an old industrial area that's seeing new life. Look for the bright neon sign with a wrench (you can't miss it!). There's plenty of free parking in their lot, which is a huge plus. If you're using ride-share services, just tell your driver to look for the building with all the vintage car memorabilia out front. The place stands out like a shining chrome bumper!Tips for Visiting
Ok, listen up because these tips come from someone who's probably spent way too much time (and money) at Pete's! First off, download their rewards app before you go - you'll get a free appetizer just for signing up. Their portions are huge, so consider sharing unless you're cool with taking leftovers home. The buffalo garlic parmesan wings are their claim to fame, but don't sleep on their Mexican street tacos - they're a hidden gem on the menu. If you're coming with a group larger than 6, definitely call ahead. During peak hours (especially Friday nights), wait times can stretch to 45 minutes or more. But here's a pro tip: you can put your name on the list through their website before you leave home. The bar area can get pretty rowdy during big sports games, so if you're bringing kiddos, request the family section. And speaking of kids, they eat free on Mondays with the purchase of an adult entree - you're welcome, parents! Last but not least, save room for their deep-fried oreos. Yeah, I know it sounds like a heart attack waiting to happen, but YOLO, right? They serve them with homemade vanilla ice cream, and it's basically heaven on a plate. Just don't tell your doctor I told you to order them!Description
Let me tell ya about Pete’s Garage – it’s one of those rare finds that just feels like home the minute you walk in. What used to be an actual auto repair shop has transformed into this amazing mashup of comfort food heaven and local hangout spot. I absolutely love how they’ve kept some of the original garage elements – old license plates on the walls, vintage car parts turned into quirky light fixtures, and even the original rollup doors that open up to create this awesome indoor-outdoor vibe when the weather’s nice.
Key Features
• Their signature wings are seriously addictive (trust me, I’ve tried every flavor they offer)
• A menu that somehow perfectly blends American classics with Italian and Mexican favorites
• Weekly live music performances from local bands
• The coolest converted garage aesthetic you’ll ever see in a restaurant
• Family-friendly dining area separate from the bar section
• Rotating craft beer selection featuring local breweries
• Outdoor patio seating with strings of lights and retro car-themed decor
• Weekend brunch with a build-your-own Bloody Mary bar
• Game room with pool tables and vintage arcade games
• Daily happy hour specials that’ll make your wallet happy
Best Time to Visit
If you’re looking to avoid the crowds, swing by for a late lunch between 2-4 PM – that’s when I usually grab my favorite spot at the bar. Weekend evenings are absolutely buzzing with energy, especially during live music nights (typically Friday and Saturday after 8 PM). Sunday afternoons are perfect for families, with their killer brunch menu running until 3 PM. And here’s a local secret: Wednesday nights are surprisingly lively thanks to their trivia nights and half-price wings deal.
How to Get There
Finding Pete’s is part of its charm – it’s tucked away in an old industrial area that’s seeing new life. Look for the bright neon sign with a wrench (you can’t miss it!). There’s plenty of free parking in their lot, which is a huge plus. If you’re using ride-share services, just tell your driver to look for the building with all the vintage car memorabilia out front. The place stands out like a shining chrome bumper!
Tips for Visiting
Ok, listen up because these tips come from someone who’s probably spent way too much time (and money) at Pete’s! First off, download their rewards app before you go – you’ll get a free appetizer just for signing up. Their portions are huge, so consider sharing unless you’re cool with taking leftovers home. The buffalo garlic parmesan wings are their claim to fame, but don’t sleep on their Mexican street tacos – they’re a hidden gem on the menu.
If you’re coming with a group larger than 6, definitely call ahead. During peak hours (especially Friday nights), wait times can stretch to 45 minutes or more. But here’s a pro tip: you can put your name on the list through their website before you leave home.
The bar area can get pretty rowdy during big sports games, so if you’re bringing kiddos, request the family section. And speaking of kids, they eat free on Mondays with the purchase of an adult entree – you’re welcome, parents!
Last but not least, save room for their deep-fried oreos. Yeah, I know it sounds like a heart attack waiting to happen, but YOLO, right? They serve them with homemade vanilla ice cream, and it’s basically heaven on a plate. Just don’t tell your doctor I told you to order them!
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