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If you want a casual place, I second the vote for Liberty Bell. Great salads, and an impressive menu of seafood and sandwiches (although I can't vouch for the quality of those).
Gaetanos is great, if you want a sit-down, "nicer" place.
Although Felicia's is good, there is ALWAYS a wait there, even if you have a reservation. They always overbook. Not sure if it's hectic for lunch, too, but for dinner it's insane.
Grimsby's, on the Lynn Fells Parkway, right at the Melrose/Stoneham line, is pretty good. Nothing special, very much like a 99, but it's doable.
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re: RoyRon
Chris VR
Mar 1, 2009 05:32 AM
I'll second the recommendation for Three Amigos (not Tres Amigos as it really ought to be, IMO!)
http://www.menulizard.com/restaurant/...
I'd go to 99 before I'd go to Grimsby's. But that's a bit far away anyway.
Rang Bistro has a lunch beffut that's pretty good.
I've not been terribly impressed with Gaetano's or Felicia's but I've only been to each once so my opinion isn't based on a broad spectrum of meals.
Liberty Bell isn't too bad if you want seafood of the fried ilk. Not the best sandwich around (that's Billy's in Wakefield) but not bad either.
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