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Luxury and gasoline seem as likely to mix as oil and water, but at Fuel Co. (901 E. Market St., Charlottesville, Va.; 434/220-0864), a new gas station-bistro combo, road-weary patrons can stop for pommes frites, croissants, even po'boys. Fuel's founder, vintner Patricia Kluge, plans to expand across the States, so expect to see glammed-up pit stops near you.
—Jessica Merrill
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