My husband and I celebrated our highly anticipated post-covid dinner at Lindey's last evening, which happens to be our favorite restaurant in the city. Our drinks, appetizer and meals were delicious. A particular highlight of our evening was when manager Megan stopped by our table to introduce herself and inquire as to our meal, etc. We assured her it was wonderful and we struck up a delightful conversation. She is truly a professional and a credit to the establishment! Our server David was pleasant enough but the only a minor blip to an otherwise delightful evening. While he offered the basic pleasantries and did his job, in our opinion he didn't do it well. He either was not knowledgeable about the few menu items we asked about or uninterested in explaining. He also spent a good amount of time talking to the reservationist (who pulled him over from the desk area to the bar area near the door) to talk while our empty drinks sat for quite awhile before he broke away from his conversation to check on us. read more

Classic bar and restaurant. Perfect for date night with your significant other or ladies night. Food is pretty good but on the pricier side. Their happy hour is awesome for some mid week festivities read more

This one was a great find for some hot,tired tourists. We were in German Village because someone recommended Schmidt's. It was not what we needed after a hot afternoon at the Franklin Conservatory. I checked google for outdoor drinking and Lindey's patio came up. The bartender preparing for happy hour was Taylor. She got us plenty of ice water and helped us with drink selections. We thought we looked a little worn compared to the other clients but we were treated very well. We found that Happy hour was starting so ordered 4 of the specials and several more beers. Taylor was a great representative for Lindey's and for Columbus,as she is professional,friendly, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic. To make our visit even better the drinks were good,the beer was cold, and the food was delicious. We came back a second time during our three day Columbus visit and again had a great time. We loved Columbus, Lindey's,and Taylor. read more

What's up on the patio tonight? Forgetting our soup order, forgetting our veggie order, then weirdness when we mention it. Who wants to eat their veg ten minutes after their dinner plate is already cleared? And you charged us for it to boot? Poor service,oily food and all around lackluster dining. read more

Hands down my favorite Columbus restaurant. From the food, to the patio, to the location, Lindey's gets five stars from me. I don't think you can go wrong with anything you order, but a few highlights include the Shrimp & Lobster Risotto, and the seasonal creme brulee. I typically reserve this spot for special occasions (i.e. birthday treat, Valentine's Day) due to the price, but I hear the happy hour is great, and the brunch is amazing. read more

So this review is not about the food or the ambiance.. It's about the customer service.. We had booked our reservation a month ago in anticipation of our last dinner with our daughter before leaving her for freshman year. . We had a 7pm reservation. At 6 my wife called to let the restaurant know that due to move-in, we were running late and would not be there on time and asked if we could push the reservation to 7:30. She was told by the hostess "no need" we will seat you when we get there. We were very happy and because we had time we didn't dawdle but we got cleaned up, picked my up my daughter and her roommate at the dorm, and arrived at the restaurant @ 7:35. So we arrive at 7:35 went to check-in where the hostess and what appeared to be a senior waiter stood. Upon check in we were told that that our reservation was at 6:30. And were immediately told (without ever checking the restaurant or seating areas) that we could not be seated. I explained that we had called an hour ago and said we would be late. At this point the senior waiter said let me get the manager. When the manager came he asked "what time was your reservation?" I said 7:00 pm and he immediately interjected "you were 38 minutes late, We have a 15 minute late policy" . So again without checking to see how we may be accommodated I was lectured on our lateness, and told no. (Btw for those restauranteurs reading this, if the person answering the phone had told us that beyond 15 minutes late they wouldn't be able to honor our reservation, I would have been upset, but I would have understood and made other plans) At this point I turned and went outside to get my car which Has been valeted. My wife stayed in and continued to push. After about 5 minutes still unsuccessful (and some tears), she joined my two daughters and her roommate and I outside as we waited for the car. At this time the manager came outside and had finally come to the realization that trying to solve the problem was the right course of action and offered to squeeze us on the patio. By this time I was so angry I had some choice words for him (I do regret losing my cool) and he chose to challenge me. A few more words were shared between us, the car came and we left and ended up having a nearly $500 great meal at Hyde Park Steak House. I highly recommend never frequenting Lindey's! read more

I've been out a lot this week, as it's Restaurant Week in Columbus. I meticulously plan for Restaurant Week, and Lindey's was at the top of my list for a visit (since I've heard so many great things about 'em, but hadn't yet tried 'em out for myself). Sometimes, I set my expectations so high, that inevitably, my bubble bursts, and I'm left disappointed. However, there was no let-down with Lindey's. Appetizer: Jamaican Jerk Duck Wings. The flavor. The sauce. The fat. Duck is extremely fatty, and this meat melted in my mouth. My fiance had the pork belly tostadas, and they were excellent, too (he understands that I have sampling rights to whatever he orders). For the main course, I ordered the "Cowboy Filet," a true Southwestern breakfast for dinner. It was a 6 oz. juicy filet, topped with an egg (sunny-side up), with "hash browns" on the side (it was a potato/sweet potato casserole w/peppers), buttermilk onion straws, and sauces. By sauces, I mean avocado puree (yes, similar to guac, but a bit thinner on the texture) and... chipotle lime hollandaise. I gotta tell you, you get a bit of that egg, with the steak (medium, of course--still red), dip it in each "sauce"-- heaven. I ate all of the potatoes and onion straws, but saved my steak (and egg) to take home. After all, I had to save room for dessert! I don't make a habit of ordering dessert when out (I don't need to purchase additional calories, I get enough each day, thank you), but... it's restaurant week! And dessert is included! One of the options was a peach crostata, which sounded amazing, but I was more in the mood for the root beer float creme brulee (whaaaa?). Creamy. Delicious. Amazing. My fiance doesn't like root beer (who doesn't like root beer?!?), so he couldn't try mine. After I finished the last bite, I ate some of his S'more Brownie Sundae. Dang. The marshmallows were charred perfectly. My fiance had quail for his entree, which I did not sample. I did try some of his fingerling potato salad (heavy on the mustard-flavor, which I know some people like), and his side of jalapeno coleslaw. Boy, did that have a kick! Our server was beyond excellent. Sometimes, when I patronize finer dining establishments, I'm a bit intimidated by the waitstaff. (I was once corrected for my pronunciation at a fine French establishment, and though I've no doubt the server was correct, it wounded my pride. I took French in high school, for goodness sakes!). I don't appreciate condescension or hoity-toity attitudes. Our server was friendly, down-to-earth, yet extremely professional. He checked on us during the meal, but didn't hover. We were served our food in a timely manner, even though they were quite busy. Lindey's, I look forward to visiting you again one day. I'll have to wait until after my wedding for fitness and financial reasons, though. Goodness knows the last thing I need right now is to spend $14 on a juicy, beefy, fattening cheeseburger, though I've no doubt it would be well worth it. One additional note: In German Village, valet parking is a necessity, not a luxury. However, at Lindey's it was also complimentary. This was well-appreciated, as we would have had to walk about a mile otherwise. read more

i was in town recently for a business trip, and we came here for dinner. it was Restaurant Week, and they were offering a few specials at an incredible price. to start, our party decided to share a couple apps: calamari and tuna tare-tare. the calamari was THE MOST TENDER and delicious bits of squid that i've ever had. not chewy or gummy one bit. amazing! the tuna tare-tare was awesome. a giant ice-cream scoop of diced tuna, topped with a tiny dollop of creme fresh, and a tiny scoop of wasabi. if you love raw tuna, this is a must-have dish. as part of my Restaurant Week special- for app, ordered a shrimp salad that was 6 big pieces of grilled shrimp, on a bed of thin shreds of carrots, peanuts, and a type of asian-infused olive oil. different than anything i've ever had before and absolutely delish! my entree was 2 crab cakes and 2 pieces of fried green tomatoes. you may have read in my other reviews that i'm a whore when it comes to crab cakes; quite the snob when it comes to these patties of heaven. these crab cakes were good; they didn't suck. =) some lump crab meat, mixed-in with non-lump meat. not the best ever, but good nonetheless. this is the first time i've ever had fried green tomatoes, and it was...different. tasted good, but not sure i would eat them again if there was something else on the menu. my dessert was the banana crepes. MMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmm... what's not to love about banana crepes. they put a nice chocolate syrup on top of it, with a scoop of delish, soft vanilla ice cream. ABSOLUTELY amazing!!! it was a fcukin' wednesday night, and this place was packed to fhe fcukin' gills. the place is HUGE, and every table, and the entire bar, was jam-packed. i don't know if it's ALWAYS this busy, or if it was busy because it was Restaurant Week. everything on the menu looked great, and i seriously wanted to try like every other thing on it. great restaurant, great food, excellent friendly service. an all-around excellent dining experience. read more

Overpriced and not that good. This place is right down the block from our house and it looks great and is always packed. The food, however, is marginal and extremely overpriced. The waitstaff didn't have a clue and appeared to be over worked. We won't be going back. read more

Very poor service, not professional at all. I can't understand how this restaurant stayed in business this long. I will never go back to this place again. The food is decent nothing so special. read more

My husband and I have been here so many times - they have the best patio and the service is usually excellent. We went for dinner last night and only had to wait about 15 minutes for a table outside which seemed great for a Saturday. We found seats at the bar to have a drink while we waited and my husband asked if I wanted to just eat there and I said no since the table service is always great but I now regret that decision. We were seated and initially our server Nathan seemed very professional, he gave us his recommendations off the menu and suggested the lamb to my husband which he then ordered. We had an excellent appetizer, salads, and once our salad plates were cleared (45 minutes after we had placed our dinner order) Nathan told us he had "just gotten bad news from the kitchen" and they had sold out of the lamb. He gave my husband a menu to choose something else, and apologized. Nothing on our bill was comped, not even a single drink. A manager was never sent over to check in with us (and there was clearly one walking around the entire night) Honestly amazed at how poorly the entire situation was handled, it felt like our server was just avoiding our table at that point. It's one thing to run out of things on a menu, it's completely understandable - but to wait almost an hour before telling your table and then doing nothing to make up for it? Unacceptable. read more

I Yelp my pants whenever Lindey's tiramisu melts in my mouth. To say heaven in my mouth would be an understatement. I'd like to think that Lindey's is the home of Columbus' best tiramisu and trust me, I'm a connoisseur. Friends: Keep this in mind for my birthday coming up in about 2 months! :D A couple of my friends and I met here for brunch before succumbing to our food comas at the Gateway theatre while catching Kung Fu Panda. SASAllie and I had a difficult time deciding and since we were both wavering between the same two dishes (Stuffed French Toast and the Pastrami Cured Salmon... weird, weird combo, I know), we asked our kind server if he could split the entrees for us, and thankfully, they were able to accommodate our requests! The French Toast was laced with crack... absolutely divine! The Pastrami Cured Salmon was meh. It came with scrambled eggs and bread sliced and toasted multigrain bagel -- neither of which was too entirely impressive. I found the coffee to be quite watered down and lacking the burnt taste of Starbuck's coffee that I love so much. Matteo, our third party, ordered the Eggs Rancheros; seeing how he voraciously devoured the entire plate, I'm going to assume it was really delicious. All three of us ended up squeezing room for desserts. Needless to say, I took the Tiramisu route. SASAllie chose the Creme Brulee which came with a chocolate chip cookie. Our server noticed how it wasn't "caramelized and burnt looking enough" so he took it back to make sure it was done to perfection. Matteo opted for the Bing Cherry & Croissant Bread Pudding which came out in a nice, delightful arrangement. Servers were friendly, polite, and professional as usual. Everything was handled flawlessly. I ended up having a long convo with our entertaining server about how high tech digital cameras have gotten. I love the face detection technology, but is a smile detection option REALLY necessary?! It just insults one's intelligence, methinks. Lindey's exudes lovey-dovey ambience with a classy touch making it a good place to celebrate romantic milestones and the like. Take advantage of the complimentary valet unless you want to walk home afterwards because your car got towed. A nice stroll around German Village, however, is a perfect way to end the evening. 4.5 stars, but since I've never had a bad experience at Lindey's, I'll round up to 5 stars. read more

Lindey's - Mmmmm!!! - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

for what you pay for the food at lindeys, you'd expect it to actually be good, no? well, it wasn't good. read more

We are from Houston Texas. Lindeys is awesome. Every bite was delicious. The restraunt is beautiful and historic. The Waite staff was friendly. If you have a special date or just want a great meal I would recommend this place to everyone. We got there at 1130 am on a Wednesday with no reservation but I noticed that most everyone who showed up after us had a reservation so it may be recommend. The patio looked really nice. I would love to go back. read more

Columbus. You are a dream city with great food abound! Lindey's is no exception. I came in for lunch yesterday because they had such a diverse menu for lunch (more than sandwiches and salads). Even for lunch service this place has a classy feel to it and the service was that of a michelin star restaurant. My server Trey was so friendly and very attentive. He wasn't alone in his great service all the servers that came out with my food were on point about asking if I wanted this or that and changing things out quickly. Trey even gave me refills on my sweet tea without me ever having to ask! I felt so spoiled and I was only having lunch. Even for a table of one I am adventurous in wanting to try a ton of things in one sitting. This is probably because of my background as an Asian. For meals you always have a variety of things to choose to eat from, it isn't just a one pot deal. So I started out with a cup of the lobster bisque and I wish that I had ordered the bowl instead. It was the best lobster bisque that I've had and I can make my own good stuff at home. The only tiny tiny flaw was that it needed a pinch more of salt. Then I had the carpaccio, which was standard good. The pickled mushrooms added a good element to the dish that I have not usually seen with carpaccio and a good way to break the monotony. It stated that there was a chipotle aioli with the carpaccio, but I couldn't taste it at all. The next dish I got was the mussels which was another good choice. They were steamed to perfection and not overdone and rubbery like so many places tend to do. Great sauce to soak the bread in as I ate every morsel. For my main I had the gnocci with short rib marmalade. OMG....heavenly dish. Mind you this is a sweet dish. If you do not like a heavier hand of sweet in your entree, this might not be for you. It also was not overly sweet that I had to stop eating it. i've had some of those dishes that have tried to mimic what this one is. But I loved it because I love doing sweet and salty all the time. Great overall dish that I will be getting time and time again. To top it all off they used a moody blue cheese, which adds a mild blue cheese funk to a sweet dish and the smokiness of it was the maraschino cherry on top. I asked the server if they smoke the cheese or if it comes that way. He wasn't too sure, but he thinks it was how they age the cheese. Well, it was darn good. But it also gave me an idea for a great addition to a cheese plate. Cold smoke some blue cheese! As a foodie and cook myself I am so happy that you give me inspiration. read more

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I can't remember the last time I was here before this visit, but it had to have been high school. We started with some of the appetizers: Beef Carpaccio and the Calamari and Shrimp. Both were very very good, but the carpaccio was some of the best I've had in a long time. The portion was large so there was enough for the three of us to get a healthy dose of the super tender meat. The calamari and shrimp had a nice light batter and the dipping sauce was really good, so much that I finished off all the remaining pieces myself. For my main course I had the duck breast with brussel sprouts. It was cooked perfectly as were the sprouts. Our service was prompt and friendly as well. Overall it was a great experience and one of those classic restaurants that I'd recommend to anyone that just simply wants good food in a pleasant environment... read more

Not a resident of Columbus, I have had the pleasure of going out there for three different trips thanks to my wonderful job. Each time I visit I look for a new place to try. Lindey's happened to be one of the restaurants participating in restaurant week during my visit , unfortunately they were all booked and I wasn't able to make it but the Sunday after rw I decided to try it anyways and couldn't have been more happy. The staff was professional and courteous. They bring you a bread basket which also contains in house made crackers which were so good I could have ate those with a glass of wine and been in heaven. I did order their gnocchi with a short rib marmalade and blue cheese and we'll all I can say is OMFG. It was amazing!! Not only was the food and staff and ambiance wonderful but the neighborhood in which it is located was beautiful, surrounded by brick homes and building with brick paved streets it's no wonder I fell in love with Columbus. As I mentioned before I always try to find a different restaurant each time I'm out there but I know for a fact that I will be visiting here again at the end of the month when I return. 2/22/2016 - In Columbus again and had to make a visit to Lindey's. Service was exceptional once again and the food amazing. This go around I had the Shrimp and Lobster Risotto. It was perfect portion for me as I never finish my food but I came pretty close to finishing this plate...and a lot had to do with it being so delish. It was a rich dish but the flavors made you want to keep digging in, which I did. Was topped with Parmesan shavings. Again couldn't have been happier with my visit and can't wait to go again to try something new. read more

Prime ribeye was marginal at best. It's choice grade at the very best day. Apps were OK? Calamari was marginal and cauliflower was cold. This is a top steak house in the city. Huh?not a super place in my opinion. read more

One of my favorite restaurants in Columbus. High recommend this restaurant to all. Very hard to have a bad experience.

Go here for brunch. You'll have a surreal experience. Lemon ricotta pancakes are unreal so are the waffles. Haven't gone savory here yet but the place is amazing. Eat outside if it's nice. Their outside area is incredible feels like you're in Italy or Europe somewhere read more

Gorgeous patio, perfect for a birthday celebration. Fantastic drinks and superb creme brûlée.

Food was OK, service was lack luster. We had the grouper and the scallops. My biggest complaint, the place is SOOOO LOUD, people within our party couldn't hear each other. Waited on the bread until the salads arrived. Waited on water with no problems after refills during dinner. We were rather disappointed. There are better venues at Easton and Polaris read more

My two-star review refers to my most recent experience with Lindey's. I called weeks in advance to place a reservation for a party of 9 at 7:30pm. I was told that they didn't have an open table for 7:30pm but that they would enter the reservation for 8:15pm and my party could feel free to arrive at 7:30pm, as they would most assuredly be able to seat us early. I repeated back to the person on the phone what he had just said and asked if he was sure we could arrive early and he said yes, that would not be a problem. I gave my phone number as confirmation and hung up. When my party arrived for our reservation at 7:30pm, we were told that we could not be seated any earlier than 8:15pm. We were also told that our reservation was placed for 8 people, not 9 and that there was absolutely no way that they could seat 9 people under any circumstances. When I said I needed to confer to my party and that I would like to know in the meantime whether any tables opened up that could accommodate us, they repeated back my phone number based on what had been entered into the system, and my phone number had been entered incorrectly. So I never received the confirmation call from earlier in the day that would have told me that there was no way we could dine at Lindey's that evening. We were very disappointed and walked down to the Brewery District to eat at Copious instead (who were able to seat a party of 9 with only 10-minutes notice and whose staff were very friendly.) Having said this, I've been to Lindey's two other times, once for brunch and once for dinner with a small party. For a vegetarian, the food was good, but pricey and not terribly exceptional. The atmosphere was crowded and dark but could be considered cozy on the right day. read more

Lindey's is a super-swanky place in German Village. The food is good, I'm sure, but there are so few vegetarian options that I was relegated to getting two vegetable side dishes. I wasn't so happy with that. And I hate paying a ton of money for two side dishes, which is why this place gets 3 stars. The service was good and everything, but they need to cater to their vegetarian clientele. read more

My husband and I came here for the first time last Sunday for brunch. The patio is absolutely lovely, the food was delicious and very reasonably priced. My only complaint would be that the patio hostess, as well as our server, were the least friendly people we've encountered in an upscale restaurant in quite a while. No smiles, no conversation, I actually thought the hostess might be a mute. Other than that, our experience was really pleasurable and we will definitely be going back...maybe they were both having a bad day. read more

Oh where oh where has Lindey's gone? I'm serious! I have been going to the place since it opened. My last 2 visits have just bewildered me. Both times we sat at the bar for dinner, once outside and once inside. The bartender was so distracted by having to make drinks for the entire place , alone. The managers didn't seem to care. Both times the food was delayed and cold. Once there had been a shift change and the new server didn't even realize we had ordered food, till we asked where it was. Of course it was cold and we just decided to give up. The old days of Lindey's being the neighborhood gathering place are gone. Who has taken their eye off the ball? read more

I was in need of a brunch spot on a family trip to town, and this came to mind. I had only been on their patio (which is fabulous, incidentally) and heard good things about their weekend brunch. We all stuck to the breakfast-y side of the menu (stuffed French toast, crepes, croque madame, to name a few) rather than the available lunch entrees, and were not disappointed. Although Lindey's looks a bit fancy, the prices definitely were not. For 5 of us, we got out with a bill of about $60 plus tip. Sweet! read more

I really like this place. The service is great as is the food, the atmosphere, the drink selection, the desserts, the valet parking, etc. There's nothing negative I can really say about Lindey's, which is the reason for the 5 stars. Yes I'd love it if it were cheaper but I'd also like it if cars were free and money was picked from money trees. Still, you get what you pay for. read more

Classy and fun! I love their happy hour! It's jam but it's worth it, since you can try some tasty martinis/beer/wine and appetizers for half off! The ambiance was really nice and service was terrific. Since my partner and I are poor students and cannot afford to dine here whenever, we will keep coming for the happy hour. read more

The outdoor patio and bar area is amazing. Gorgeous ambiance and worth dining here for that alone. My meal was OK. The soup, lobster bisque, was luke warm and my risotto was the same. I had high expectations for the shrimp and lobster risotto, but it was sadly underwhelming and tasteless. The dessert however, was delicious and decadent. I had the post mortem. Would definitely order that again. My mother had the crab cake and it was great. She said it came out hot. My father had the grouper, also luke warm, but he said it was really good. I would order the crab cake the next time I dine here. The pasta dish--the name I will totally butcher, but it starts with an "S"--looked awesome. I had a jasmine mule cocktail and it was light and refreshing. Like a few others who have posted reviews, I would give Linsey's 3.5 stars, but will round up for the atmosphere. read more

We have a wonderful night here! The service was excellent, my lamp was like to raw,I asked them to cook it a little bit longer and then the chief almost redo it and kept the lamp looked like the new dish. Like this place! Take the lamp! read more

I made it here for Restaurant week at the start of the year and can't believe that I didn't post my review right then. I tend to lean towards divey places over classy ones so this was something a little different for me. For those of you not familiar with RW, you get a 3 course meal for a lower price. I had the beef carpaccio to start off and it was extremely good. This was my first foray into uncooked beef so I actually had to google how to eat it. I ended up rolling it up and eating that way and it was delicious. The toppings that went on the beef were all amazing flavors so all together they melded into one great appetizer. For my main course I went with the fried duck leg and this was another first as I have not had duck before. I had always heard that it was greasy to eat but this was not even close to that even deep fried. I enjoyed it from start to finish and never once did greasy cross my mind. This was accompanied by some smashed potatoes that had a good flavor instead of being a bland starch. The final course for the evening was the creme' brulee and it was SO good. I have always loved custard but this was my first adventure with creme brulee. I honestly don't know why it took so long to experience this. It was done super well where the sugar wasn't burned but it was super crispy on top and super creamy underneath. This is exactly what I would expect it to be like and I feel like other places will pale in comparison. Overall, the meal was a complete success. We will be returning to Lindeys and I really think that anyone looking for a nice place to take the SO will find this to be a winning choice. read more

A little expensive for an ordinary night out but the food is superb, they have a great wine selection, and it's one of the best patios in town. I love the unique menu items and ingredients- foodies will go wild for this place. The Lobster Risotto, Calamari, Chicken Tostadas, and their salads are some of my favorite things I've tried. I have yet to go for brunch but I've heard great things! read more

This was one of our favorite spots for dinner, until we had brunch there. It was quite disappointing, the food was just ok and the service wasn't great. The service was slow and our server was inattentive to our needs. Sadly, Not sure if we'll be back. read more

Not even sure why I'm bothering to take the time to write a review here because everyone knows my love for Lindey's runs deep. It's not a place my wallet will let me go to often, but it's one of the best places for special occasions. I took my mom here for mother's day and my dad here for father's day, and we were treated like royalty (we're not - surprising, huh?). At Lindey's, it's not just about the food - it's about the experience. The waitstaff knows what the heck they're doing, and the chef - well, he/she (?) does, too. Go early and grab a seat on the patio during summer - it's a great place to people watch, while feeling like you've captured a little part of the city for the morning. Looking forward to checking it out for happy hour this spring once the patio opens up! read more

Took Mom and family to Lindey's yesterday, and I was quite disappointed with the experience. I ordered the rotisserie chicken from the limited mother's day menu at only 7pm and was told it was sold out. Shouldn't the server have mentioned that earlier, given the very limited nature of the menu? I then ordered a salad instead with no cheese. Food arrives and looks good.... But my salad has cheese all over it. Was replaced with no apology. No manager visit. Paid 187 cash for the meal, and after our server discovered that he only got 10% for his bad service, he took a snippy tone with me about needing change back. You should hire servers who care or at least act like they do. read more

Hands down, the best steak in Columbus. The best atmosphere. The best service. My husband and I came for our one year anniversary and splurged on two appetizers. The cheese and meat plate was ridiculous. Also, you must order a steak. I went with the Filet Mignon. Potatoes were perfect. Just absolutely delicious. Can't stay enough good things. And the price is just right! Our entire meal plus appetizers and drinks totalled $120. read more

The service was good. I was very disappointed that there were no vegetarian brunch options. I had poached eggs and an English muffin. Te eggs were cooked perfectly but the muffin was cold and undercooked. Very disappointed, we will not be back. read more

I ordered the Crab Louie salad and it was out of this world! We happened to be in town visiting family and decided to dine at Lindey's. While there wasn't a table available on the patio (our preference), there happened to be plenty inside. Definitely a great spot for a special occasion or just a great meal! read more

WOW! On a business trip in Ohio and I'm from New York I have to say this restaurant could easily compete with new yorks finest!!! My coworkers and I thoroughly enjoyed our gourmet tasting meals! GOOD JOB read more