Grandview Saloon?

 Someone wrote:
 >
 > [...]  Mt. Washington [...] view of the city.  The least expensive
 > restaurant seems to be the Grandview Saloon.  Does anyone out
 > there have any opinions about their food, location, view, etc.

 Not only the least expensive, but probably the best as well.  Quite
 frankly, I think that some of the Mt. Washinton restaurants don't
 pay much attention to the quality of their food or their service
 because they know that the customers will keep coming back for the
 view.

 Speaking of the view, The Grandview saloon's is pretty much the same
 as any of the  others.  One difference though, is if you get there
 early enough to beat the crowd, you can enjoy your drinks on either
 of their two outdoor balconies.

 The food was great last time I was there.  (It's been a while, I've
 moved to the north suburbs.)  One of my favorites was the
 Mediterranean pizza -- sun dried tomatoes, feta cheese,  spices, and
 olive oil.  They have a lot of sandwitch, soup, and appetizer type
 food too.

 > By the way, is this place near one of the inclines? Kate

 It's right next door to the Mon incline (The Mon incline is the
 older looking one, downriver a ways from Station Square.)  There's
 a public parking lot at both the top and the bottom of the Mon
 incline.  The upper lot tends to fill up first.  If you want to
 park on the street, good luck!  The closest space will probably
 be several blocks away, but if you're not familiar with Mt.
 Washinton's maze of narrow, one-way streets, you'll probably end
 up a lot farther away than that.

 -- Jim Large