- The Galley - Steak Seafood Restaurant - The Galley Restaurant
Established in 1934, THE GALLEY is the oldest restaurant and bar in Santa Monica The restaurant has a warm, candle-lit seafaring ambiance, including authentic portholes, a captain’s wheel, the South Seas Bar, as well as an outdoor heated patio decorated with nautical decor some of the best steaks in Santa Monica!
- Galley - Wikipedia
The galley remained the dominant type of vessel used for war and piracy in the Mediterranean Sea until the start of the early modern period A final revival of galley warfare occurred during the 18th century in the Baltic Sea during the wars between Russia, Sweden, and Denmark
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- GALLEY Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of GALLEY is a ship or boat propelled solely or chiefly by oars How to use galley in a sentence
- Our Menu - The Galley Restaurant
East Coast Steamers with clam broth and drawn butter – 2lbs or 4lbs – $MP GALLEY JUMBO SHRIMP COCKTAIL (4) – $20 With homemade cocktail sauce GALLEY CHILI – $10 BEEF AND BEAN – CHEESE ONIONS ON REQUEST DRESSINGS: FAMOUS GALLEY, BALSAMIC VINAIGRETTE, CAESAR, BLUE CHEESE, LEMON VINAIGRETTE, ITALIAN CILANTRO VINAIGRETTE
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About The Galley The oldest restaurant in Santa Monica Opened in 1934, serving the best steaks, seafood and drinks!
- The Galley | Discover Los Angeles
The Galley’s reputation has kept it open since 1934—making it Santa Monica’s oldest restaurant and bar The décor is nautical New England all the way, complete with a captain’s wheel at the entrance, porthole windows and thick-roped nets
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