Gregory Street is an east-west street in Pensacola. Its main span stretches from Pensacola Bay to its western terminus at P Street in front of Global Learning Academy. Beyond the city limits, a small segment of road signed West Gregory Street runs from Citrus Street westerly to a dead end point west of Tyson Street.
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| Gregory Street | |
| Former names: | Havana Street Alston Street 13th Street |
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| west end: | West of Tyson Street |
| Major junctions: |
9th Avenue Interstate 110 Palafox Street |
| east end: | 17th Avenue (Wayside Park/Pensacola Bay) |
| Namesake: | Walter Gregory |
It briefly carries Highway 98 traffic westward from 17th Avenue and Bayfront Parkway, past the Interstate 110 on-ramp, to Alcaniz Street. It remains west-only until Tarragona Street, then becomes two-way for the rest of its length. Gregory Street is named for Walter Gregory.
In the late 1970s, Gregory Street was realigned between 9th Avenue and Tarragona Street in conjunction with the southerly extension of Interstate 110. This left a section of the "old" Gregory Street east of Tarragona as a cul-de-sac, which was renamed Gregory Square.[1]
Prior to the renaming of streets in 1906, the portion of what is now Gregory Street in the west part of the City was called Havana Street, Alston Street, and 13th Street.
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Restaurant RowEdit
The one-way stretch of Gregory Street between 17th Avenue and the I-110 ramp is a popular destination for diners due to its wide assortment of restaurants.
Local EstablishmentsEdit
- McGuire's Irish Pub
- Bagelheads
- Franco's Italian Restaurant
- Taste of India
- Xiscali Mexican Restaurant
Restaurant ChainsEdit
- Outback Steakhouse
- Carrabba's Italian Grill
- The Melting Pot
- Saltgrass Steakhouse
- Rodizio Grill
- Another Broken Egg Café
Fast FoodEdit
OtherEdit
Other Notable LandmarksEdit
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ Ordinance #18-80, City of Pensacola.