A relatively new spot, we started working with Gasolina Cafe as soon as they opened their doors. We wanted to learn more about their business and what drives their creativity. Check out their interview below! 1. How and when did your business start? Gasolina Cafe opened its doors March 1st of this year, though the idea is something that’s been percolating between John and I for quite some time. 2. What inspired Gasolina Cafe‘s name and design? Basically the name and design came from a merging of passions, mine being food and hospitality, and John’s being motorsport.  Oddly enough, those two worlds have something in common, which is that they survive on precise execution of passion.  It made sense merging those passions into one place.  The aesthetic of the cafe is meant to resemble a small race shop.  Instead of building engines, we build plates of food and well crafted drinks.  That’s the idea anyway.  As far as the name goes…  Gasolina is of course Spanish for fuel, and given our menu is Spanish influenced, sourced locally, and of a quality across the board, we found the name fitting.  It’s a place where food, coffee, and tea intersect to provide folks with ...