Casual Hole in the Wall Restaurants that are delicious

I think Roberto's on River road near St. Gabriel fits that description.

wow mom, I really did not care for it when I went(did a review a while back) but it's a long way from a hole in the wall. I'll go with Anthony's and Pocorello's

I'm not sure you can call a restaurant with more than one location a hole in the wall....am I taking this too literally?

There is only one Chelsea's. Its directly under the overpass.

Fluer De Lis

Harrington's and Christina's...but they're downtown. Still, I don't see why we should discriminate.

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I agree it's a dump, but I didn't expect the food to be a dump.

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wow mom, I really did not care for it when I went(did a review a while back) but it's a long way from a hole in the wall

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To me, a hole in the wall restaurant is one that is off the beaten path and the exterior of the building makes you question how you will get a good meal in something that looks like it is falling down!

I remember your review on Roberto's and only once out of many visits did my husband end up with a sub par meal there.

I know every restaurant has an off night occasionally. Ruffino's has been off the last 2 times we went.

It may be a while before we go back.

Rama (thai cuisine) right by the previously mentioned georges under the overpass

i'm surprised no one has mentioned dempsey's yet