Lindley Park Filling Station

A Hidden Gem in Lindley Park — Lindley Park Filling Station If you ever find yourself in Greensboro, North Carolina, do yourself a favor and head over to Lindley Park — one of the coolest little vintage neighborhoods around. It’s the kind of place where sidewalks are lined with towering trees, people are out walking their dogs, riding bikes, and strolling to nearby restaurants, all surrounded by charming craftsman-style and vintage homes. Tucked right into this picture-perfect neighborhood is one of my absolute favorite spots: Lindley Park Filling Station. This place is a true neighborhood gem — cozy, casual, and consistently delicious. Their menu is full of unique, creative sandwiches (most of them cleverly named after nearby streets), hearty salads, delicious soups, and amazing grass-fed burgers. My go-to is always the salad sampler: a fresh house salad with their incredible honey balsamic vinaigrette, a scoop of egg salad, their southern pasta salad, and my personal favorite — the roasted red pepper rosemary chicken salad, served with warm pita bread. It’s the perfect mix of flavors, and it never disappoints. Today, I treated myself to a slice of their key lime pie, and wow — it was absolutely excellent. You can really tell everything is made in-house with care, from the sandwiches to the desserts. The service here is always top-notch too. Even when they’re busy (and they always are — which tells you something!), the staff is friendly, efficient, and welcoming. Lindley Park is packed with great dining spots — from Sticks and Stones Clay Over Pizza (best in GSO) and Emma Key’s Burgers to Freeman’s Grub and Pub, Fish Bones, Scrambled, and Hop’s Burger Bar. If you’re in the area, I highly recommend stopping by this neighborhood favorite. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, it’s well worth a visit! If you are a High Point peep, it’s very reminiscent of Emerywood Fine Foods.

I had a great experience at Lindley Park Filling Station! The food was delicious, and the service was incredibly friendly and welcoming. I tried the Summerfield burger, which features 100% grass-fed beef from Summerfield Farms, and it did not disappoint! Food was fresh, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. The laid-back atmosphere made it a perfect spot to enjoy a meal. I’ll definitely be coming back to try more from their menu!

Great lunch spot!! Outdoor and patio seating available but the inside is just as cool! It is a former gas station turned pub-like restaurant. It is a little small inside but has so much character and a cozy atmosphere! The food was....perfect! *chefs kiss* The menu variety is excellent for everyone, even vegetarian and gluten free! Must try if you're in the neighborhood. It is well worth it! I will definitely be back! *pictured is "The Waverly" and the Greek chicken special!*

Year over year this place never disappoints. My fave is the simple Southern pleasure of a grilled pimento cheese on sourdough and after a hiatus of a half dozen years it's still as good as I remember from days gone by (with the tater tots of course.) The PC holds together well and doesn't liquify and ooze out. It's neither too spicy nor sweet. The grilled sourdough bread isn't too thick either. All the ingredients complement each other well. Parking can be a challenge during peak hours so check out the adjacent streets, especially Walker.

Food and service is always excellent, they do have healthy and delicious vegan options which I always love. The outdoor patio is beautiful if sitting outside is your vibe.

We ordered loaded cheese and bacon tots for an appetizer. They were really as basic as they sound but hit the spot. They weren’t messy which was nice. We both ordered The Longview Salad. It sounded amazing. It might have been amazing except the piece of salmon looked like a scrap of a filet and most of it was mudbone. The spinach clearly wasn’t picked through because there were a lot of old slimy bits mixed in which made for eating it a little cumbersome while having to pick through. I also ordered a cup of potato soup. The flavor was fantastic but the texture was weird and gritty. The staff was super friendly and a great little location for people watching and hanging out.

Decided to stop in while we’re waiting for an event to happen later in the day. Based off the reviews everything looked good but we were disappointed. I’m only giving it 2 stars because my meatloaf wrap was delicious and my wife’s tater tots were good. My wife got some type of turkey sandwich on a baguette with honey mustard drizzled on it. The turkey tasted like deli meat you buy out of the package, the honey mustard was not good, and the way the sandwich was prepared and presented, it made it very tough to eat. From start to finish it took an hour and 20 minutes total. This was at lunch time. We did not have to wait to be seated. Our server just wasn’t very attentive and made the experience less enjoyable. Overall I probably won’t stop here again if I’m in the area. I know we only had two items and it’s our first time stopping in but we just were impressed.

I am allergic to red meat but was craving a good Ruben. So when I found great reviews for their regular Ruben, I gave them a call to request turkey instead. Absolutely no hesitation to make that happen for me. Everything was absolutely delicious with nice thick, juicy turkey. Thank you for great service!!!

One of the best places in Greensboro hands down. Their food is amazing! My favorite of all time is the Beechwood with their pasta salad; it's so sooo good. They're always consistent, and the staff are always friendly, fast and efficient. I love the little outfit patio seating on a nice day too, it's the perfect little spot. I brought my mom here when she came to visit me from Florida and she was floored by how amazing the food was. This place is an absolute gem, my husband and I come here all the time! If you haven't tried it, you're missing out.

LPFS is one of my favorite spots for a quick lunch. They have a great selection of soups, sandwiches, salads and burgers. The restaurant is located in a cute neighborhood that has other great restaurants. The parking can sometimes be limited but there usually is street parking. The wait staff is always friendly and hospitable. The food is always fresh and a so tasty. If you are looking for a cute little lunch spot I highly recommend this place. Their fries are also so good with the seasoning and the chips are great too, if that's your thing.

I've been here about 5 times with slightly different experiences. The first few times we went, had the BEST service and more than amazing food. The last two times, not bad, just not what I had become used to as their standard. Photos are from my most recent visit with some work friends. Service was decent, but the sandwich I normally get was not quite the same. Also being someone who loves potato salad, theirs is a pass. Overall, I will absolutely be back but may skip lunch during the week and aim for weekends where I experienced top notch service and food!!

We took our niece and nephew to LPFS this weekend on a Friday night. The parking lot was limited but we found nearby street parking easily. For a Friday night I was happy to be seated immediately with no wait. It was a chilly night I'm we chose to sit outside because they had heaters set up (although, honestly the heaters were uncomfortably hot despite the cold weather). I still appreciate heaters outside because indoor seating is very limited. The employees were very friendly. Service was a bit slow but it seemed that they were busy and over worked, and not a matter of the employees being slow themselves. We ordered a draft beer and one of the special cocktails (Cranberry Orange Spiced Margarita.) The drinks came fast and we were really impressed with the flavor of the margarita! The menu is extensive with many high quality options for adults. The kids menu, however, was unfortunately limited (the choices were a grilled cheese, a PB&J, or a third option I have now forgotten but some finger food.) Our niece ordered the grilled cheese with fries. She didn't care for it, and when I tasted it, I found it to be pretty bland, though it was crispy and had impressively stretchy cheese. I think a simple addition like a bit of mayo would go a long way on adding some flavor there. The fries, however, were great! The rest of our food included the Brice Street Roast Beef, the Beechwood Wrap, and the Waverly Way sandwich. Both of the sandwiches were great and I'd absolutely have them again! The wrap, with salmon, was pretty good although I might not order it again. We had a side salad with one meal which was good, snd pasta salad with the other two. I love a good pasta salad but anyone who eats out often knows they're hard to come by. LPFS has a balanced flavor that wasn't too heavy on mayo, but not too bland, and a good texture. Fair warning that it contains tomatoes in case you happen to dislike them or have an allergy. There's a few places LPFS could improve, mainly the kids menu choices (a sandwich with a meat option, maybe?) and speed of service. But overall we had a very good experience and I'd come back next time I'm in the area!

We were in Greensboro yesterday afternoon and decided to look through our Yelp bookmarks for a place to eat. We decided on Lindley Park Filling Station based on reviews and positive feedback from one of my wife's colleagues. We arrived about 3:45pm and the small parking lot was busy. There are two entrances, one which takes you directly to their outdoor patio and one taking you inside. We chose to eat inside and were told to pick any available table or seat at the bar. They have a large outdoor space for seating both covered and uncovered. We were provided menus and our drink orders were taken. We were immediately impressed with the charming vibe of the restaurant and neighborhood. The young lady who provided our menus and drinks was very happy to share her favorite menu items with us as well. We looked over the menu including specials and thought many of the items sounded delicious, we were also impressed with the pricing. Ultimately, I decided on the Lindell burger with no tomato and tater tots. My wife chose the Greenway sandwich, which features fried green tomatoes, lettuce, cheese and she opted to add bacon which was a suggestion made on the menu. She also opted for the sweet potato chips after finding out they are made in house. Our food arrived in a timely manner and looked delicious! We really enjoyed our meals and my wife commented that she felt everything was prepared perfectly and I agree. The servers were also helpful, friendly and attentive. Awesome experience, we highly recommend. They also do brunch on Sundays.

My wife and I stopped in while in Greensboro on a very hot Saturday after visiting a local lake. We were looking for a place with patio dining and the place had photos of fans above. Unfortunately we had to sit on the other patio that didn't have fans. I ordered a Hef from a place we visited before in California and of course since it was on the menu I ordered a Rueben and tots. The Rueben was a very good sandwich with tender meat and was excellent flavored. Whatever they seasoned the tots with was spectacular. Service was great but unfortunately because of the heat we had left and I had the rest of the food at home.

All you need to know about this place is the crab dip.....oooooo wee! It is so good. Creamy, hot, cheesy, delicious! This is a staple item whenever I come here. This place is a neighborhood favorite for those who live in the walker area. Their patio is gorgeous in the warmer weather, and indoors is cozy with a soft ambiance for cooler weather. The staff is always so friendly and goes out of their way to make you feel comfortable! I have never had a bad experience here.

Lindley Park Filling Station is a favorite of several people I know when looking for something other than burgers and pizza in Greensboro. They have great sandwiches and include Gluten Free options which are just as good as the original. Service is friendly and quick but they can get very full for the small location. They have a good selection of higher end beers and drinks from the bar. Both the parking lot and the location are small so you may need to park in the public lot about a block away.

The food is always good no matter what you order. My favorite is the tomato.basil, blue cheese soup. It has real chunks of tomatoes mixed with creamy blue cheese.

Ventured back here for a lunch date. It's been a few years - pre-pandemic - since we've been here together and I was happy to see the level of service and quality of food hasn't diminished. This is a perfect spot for a weekend brunch or lunch or to cozy up to the bar on a weeknight with friends for a glass of wine, cocktail, and apps. I used to come every Wednesday with my girlfriends and we always had excellent service and enjoyed a comfortable booth in the corner. Our servers have always been pleasant and attentive. Yesterday we sat at the bar and Brock served up some excellent Bloody Mary's. We shared a couple of appetizers - the Parmesan Artichoke dip and Petite Crab Cakes - and both were spot on. No weird crunchy pieces cut my mouth eating the artichoke dip, so that's a win! My husband had the West End sandwich and I had the Creamy Salmon soup that was one of the specials for the day. The soup was incredibly flavorful and the combination of carrots, potato, and herbs complemented the salmon nicely. Our picky daughter polished off the artichoke dip (never tried artichoke prior) and soup, so I think that speaks to the taste. We will be working LPFS back into our rotation for sure.

My wife and I came here for a lunch date. It was pretty busy with people already on the waitlist so we put our names on the list and said it would be 15-20 minutes. After 15 minutes we were offered to sit at the bar. The bartender was very attentive and friendly. He made some really great Bloody Mary's for us. The Food was delicious as always and did not wait long.

Whelp, consistently inconsistent is what I'd say. Tried them again today. Ate inside, ordered the meal I loved the last time. Everyone at the table, 4 of us, was underwhelmed. Our host and server were great, which is why 3-stars. It's just not worth waiting 30 minutes to be seated then waiting 30 more minutes to eat mediocre food. My salmon wrap was dry and flavorless this time, sweet potato chips were ok. Fried green tomatoes app was good, pimento cheese was tasty. The Butter Chicken Special was bland and flavorless, served with basic pita bread, not naan, ghost pepper burger and Reuben were also basic. Meh, we tried. Probably won't be back and that's from all 4 people at the table. Cute lil restaurant tho, that's too bad. Not recommended. Try the to die for pizza place across the street instead. Much better food.

We were traveling through Greensboro on our way to move our daughter into college and I Yelped lunch spots that weren't too far off the interstate and it didn't steer me wrong! My husband got the Madison Avenue, which he said was probably the best sandwich he's ever had, my daughter got the spinach salad w salmon and she loved the basil vinaigrette! I ordered special of the day, and although I would've never thought to put all those sandwich fillings together, it was out of this world! Potato salad was delicious, too - a simple one made w Mayo, Dijon, and seasonings. Tables are limited indoors, so we ate out in their patio which was delightful! Our server was attentive, yet not pushy. We enjoyed it so much that we almost stopped there again for supper on our way home!

i've been hitting LPFS for years, ever since it started upper Walker's glow-up. the food, the vibe, the service--all stellar. they have one of those menus where each item can harmonize with any other item. everything feels local, mostly because it is--all the way down to the menu item names. honestly, dietary restrictions aside, you can start with the apps and wind yourself down the menu with each new visit and never be disappointed in my humble, tastebud-led opinion. this is how you run a successful neighborhood bar and bistro. and if you're a delish deli scoop fan like myself, grab the hummus trio and the egg salad. welcome to the last picnic you'll ever need.

A great menu with multiple vegetarian options! During my visit I enjoyed an impossible burger and it was delicious! Their tater tots were SO GOOD! I personally did not like the potato salad! Overall, the place was a great find!

LPFS offers great vibes and amazing food, brunch, cocktails, and drinks. I started the evening with the Chili Hoisin Wings which were crispy, delicious, and GLUTEN FREE! I had the Patti Melt on a GF bun with fries. They even have GF brunch options! LPFS has a lot to offer for a little place with fun, friendly service.

Lovely outside seating on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Cornmeal coated fried picked slices were a delight. Perfectly cooked to order. Came with a ranch side for dipping as they were out of the usual. The burgers were outstanding, nicely cooked that the potato salad and tater tots sides were very nice. Our daughter especially enjoyed the fried green tomato sandwich which I took a quick pic of. Our waitress, Kailyn, was superb. A true credit to the restaurant with a fantastic attitude. She really made our visit the best one the whole weekend. Thank you. You made us laugh. Highly recommended.

I can't believe it's been over ten years since I wrote my first review for LPFS! Time flies. I continue to visit for lunch and always enjoy the experience. The staff is so welcoming and kind. I sat at the bar recently since they were no tables available inside and it was 97 degrees on the patio, no thanks. There aren't many tables inside so it fills up quickly at peak times. In my experience, you almost always get better service sitting a the bar in any restaurant so I actually prefer it sometimes. On my recent lunch visit I had a club on a freshly toasted croissant and it was delicious. All of the fillings were fresh and the bacon perfectly cooked. I really love their tots but went with a healthier side salad this time and it was so good. Their homemade dressings are all great, especially the balsamic. Parking can be a bit of an issue but it's totally worth a short walk to eat here!

This is a very solid establishment, as soon I find a date I will be back. The staff when I entered was very helpful and friendly. I started with the crab dip with pita chips, baked pita chips is the way to go this is by far one of the best I've tried. The pita chips are so fluffy and full of flavor 9.3 out 10. My main course was the Berkshire I ordered on a bun not a wrap, it was decent I rate it a 7.8, my side was the sweet potato chips, didn't eat much of it not a fan. Overall the environment the staff makes this place great

overall, a lovely place to try out. it's a little small with limited parking so prepare yourself. I got their combo, but you actually get a better "bang for your buck" if you get your sandwich and upgrade your side. i only found out after the food came out that i paid more for the combo and got half a sandwich a cup of soup and no side. the food was very good! the chicken and dumpling soup was my favorite! it was perfectly balanced and the dumplings were just right. the greenway was good but the tomatoes needed salt. i noticed that the "fried green tomatoes" weren't both green tomatoes which was slightly disappointing. the sandwich needed a little more - next time i'd upgrade and add bacon to it. i want to come again to give it another chance. hopefully i pick something better!

Lindley Park is a Gboro classic and for good reason. Every visit I've enjoyed the food along with a great beer selection and a cozy old school environment. On this visit I had a local ipa and the Corner Dog. The dog was an awesome all beef dog topped perfectly. It paired nicely with the crispy tot.

Lindley park is one of my go to spots! I love all of their sandwiches but the Mayflower is my absolute favorite. Drenched in balsamic glaze with portabella mushrooms, sprouts, roasted red peppers and basil aioli! Perfect for summertime and pairs so nicely with an IPA and their homemade potato salad.

I was able to check out this place recently while visiting Greensboro. I was in town for a concert at the Greensboro Colesium Complex and wanted to find a quick bite before the show. This place came up during my yelp search and it didn't disappoint. There's plenty of seating indoors and outside. The seating outside is covered and has heat lamps. The service is quick and the food comes out piping hot. The menu is simple but sure to satisfy your taste buds. I opted for a sandwich with some fries. The fried green tomatoes were fresh and covered with cheese and herb mayo. Very flavorful! The fries were nice and crispy as well. I really enjoyed my food and the service was just as great. My waiter was very attentive and kind. Parking is limited outside the restaurant but there's plenty of parking on the street in the residential areas. Def worth checking out!

We were greeted with friendly service from the moment we walked in, so I knew we were in for a great experience. There wasn't an open table in the whole place so we were offered to hang out by the bar as one of the tables finished up. It gave us time to study the menu so it worked out perfectly. We were torn between so many great options but I ended up deciding on the Waverly Way with a cup of the Cajun tomato soup on the recommendation of our waitress. My husband ordered the Berkshire on Texas toast with tots that also came recommended. The Waverly Way is similar to a club with turkey, ham, and bacon (along with the usual toppings) minus the extra slice of bread. I always gravitate to sandwiches like these and figured it's a great starter option for the first visit. And as you can see from the photos, they do NOT skimp on the ingredients! I honestly should've went with the half sandwich option but it was so good, it was worth it. The real star of this meal was the Cajun tomato soup, though. I really hate to brag so much about it because I'm sure it is not always featured on the menu, but it really should be! It was creamy like a bisque but had the most amazing flavor. I really can't even find the words to describe it. The waitress said she had just tried it before her shift started and highly recommended it when I asked about the soups. I also heard the other staff members talking about how good it was as we were eating and even my tomato adverse husband loved it enough to order a quart to go for our dinner. He even brought it up again this morning, two days later. Safe to say, they know their soups and it was perfect for the rainy day we were out running errands in. Now as for my husband's Berkshire sandwich... I don't know what else to say other than- wow! I mean, just look at the picture... this thing is a monster! They loaded it up with the most flavorful meatloaf and cheese. It typically comes as a wrap but my husband opted for toast. The wrap likely helps contain the contents a bit better but trust me, no bite went to waste even if it didn't remain part of the sandwich. The meat is chopped up into bite sizes and I'm not sure what the seasonings are, but it has some of the best flavor. The tots were also nice and crispy and a great side option for those who prefer some potatoes with their sandwich. I'm not sure I'll be able to break away from soup on future visits but maybe on warmer days I'll give those a try. Anyway, they say a picture is worth a thousand words and I believe I've given you just about both to work with here. Long story short, don't miss this place if you love a good sandwich. Their salad menu looked pretty solid too so overall, you can't go wrong. Parking can be tricky and being a smaller place like those around it, grabbing a table during busier hours is like winning the lottery, but trust me.. it's worth it. Shoot for the in between hours if you don't feel like dealing with the crowds though because obviously this is a popular lunch destination and for good reason.

This is a great local spot where you can get homemade soups and burgers or a steak if you want. They also have a great variety of beer and spirits. The inside seating area is nice yet I prefer to sit outside whenever possible.

This place is really great. The only possible minus is the fact that seating is limited, so if you're more than 2, you may not be able to have a great seating area. But the food is awesome. I've had the Tremont sandwich: the bread was really fresh and soft, the mustard dressing was so good. If anything, I'd say to add a bit more Brie. I also had a tomato % blue cheese soup. I make soups often and this one was delicious: velvety, satisfying, super flavorful. Everyone at my table loved their food. It's also really affordable. The server somehow thought our order and food had not arrived fast enough and he gifted us a dessert ! We couldn't believe it. We chose the raspberry and chocolate cheesecake by Alex, which was of course scrumptious. We are in this area only for Christmas (live out of state), but we now found a new place to visit every single time we go.

Stopped in on our way through the area. Cute place, which was packed with people. We were pretty bummed once the food came. It wasn't bad, but the food needed some flavor. Everything was very bland, which was disappointing.

Just stopped in here for a drink and service was excellent. The bartender Ashley went above and beyond, walking all the way to the tap handle, pouring me 16 ounces of liquid into a glass and then even walked all the way back to my seat to hand it to me! Not only that but my drink was good! I asked what kind of fancy glass it was in and she said "a pint glass." Wow you really do learn something new every day and I will definitely be coming back!

No handicap parking??!! My 90 year old months in law says thanks for nothing!! So, let's cross the street in a wheel chair where most cars ignore the light! Awesome!!

Came in just to grab a drink and sit at the bar. This was my first time trying a cocktail here and I was not disappointed. I got the Rosé All Day and it was so delicious and a great summer drink. Adam made the cocktail and was helpful and willing to give suggestions when I was deciding what to try.

My daughter took me out for lunch today. Neither of us had been the Lindley Park Filling Station. So, we decided to try it. It's very small inside, but seemed to have enough room for everyone there. They do have Patio seating, but we choose to stay indoors. The staff was friendly and attentive. I got the 'Filling Station' salad, and was pleasantly surprised. It was very good. My daughter got the Madison sandwich with sweet potato chips as her side. She said her sandwich was very good, and the chips were great. The value for the price was unexpected. I would definitely consider them again.

Been here a handful of times and our last visit was a few weeks ago. Great food, drinks, and attentive service. We will definitely be back again.

Service was just as good as the food. We left full and happy and so grateful for such a solid lunch spot while traveling through town. Thank you!!!

Lindley Park has been a solid go-to spot for years, esp since I went to UNCG. We found ourselves in Greensboro on Sunday with no specific food plans so of course we ended up here! It was still jammin about 2pm, but we easily found seats at the bar and the servers greeted us quickly. I ordered the fried green tomato BLT (I can't remember specifically what it's called) with sweet potato chips. It arrived fairly quickly and was SO delicious! The herb mayo is such a nice addition to the sandwich. We were sitting by the food window and I couldn't help but notice how helpful and friendly the staff were to each other-always asking "how can I help" and openly communicating. It will definitely remain a Greensboro staple for me!

Always great food, good service, and a great atmosphere on the patio. Go to spot when I'm in the area

LPF is a great neighborhood spot. The service is good and the food is good. They have great burgers and onion rings. Also the patio is a lovely place to eat and hang out with friends

Lunch, dinner, and now brunch - I've had it all and love it all! I've never had a disappointing meal at Lindley Park. The sandwiches are thoughtfully made, and the soups are fantastic. I also recommend the fried green tomato appetizer. We've been meaning to get brunch here for a while and it finally happened. We waited for about 45 mins but got coffee from around the corner to help it go by. The crab cake Benedict was delicious, and my husbands breakfast sandwich (croissant, Neese's sausage, pimento, egg) got rave reviews. They even gave us a biscuit for our dog. It was so nice!

The best chicken and dumplings in the triad! Served normally on Sundays, be sure to get some and early before they are all sold out. Also very well know for using local ingredients and their food is outstanding. Customer service is always great. I only wish it was bigger cause it can get pretty packed for dinner and brunch.

always amazing literally my favorite place! if i am ever iffy about where to go to lunch i always end up here.

They have a great selection of options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I've tried different things over time and never dissatisfied. This time I ordered the patti melt and a cup of soup as my side. I must emphasized on how delicious the zucchini parm bisque was. The food never disappoints.

Last time I reviewed this place was five years ago and glad to say, my review from then still stands. Has anyone ever asked you what your all-time favorite sandwich is? Well this place serves mine. It's The Greenway which has fried green tomatoes, herb mayo, cheddar, lettuce and served on Texas toast. The fried green tomatoes are perfect every time and those plus the mayo are the absolute best. I can never decide which side I want so this time I went with the homemade chips and pasta salad (not much sauce but I love this pasta salad). They also still have my favorite Bloody Mary mix and believe me when I say I've tried hundreds! If you are ever in Greensboro, please stop here.

Lovely little gem, off-beat and scrumptious. Walked in and sat on the patio. The umbrellas were nice and big since it was sunny. For starters, we got the crap dip ($12 MKT price) and it was hot and creamy but had luscious crab throughout. They did not skimp out and served with 1/2 fried pita and 1/2 regular pita. Ordered the longview salad but i didnt enjoy the dressing (it was lovely with top notes on basil) but i did enjoy their balsamic dressing. The salad was nice and filling with the surprise being that tangy goat cheese. Worked so well with the salmon and the walnuts. Another order was the burger but i requested fried green tomatos to try ... and it was tasty. A nice crisp and full bread crumb dredge.

This is one of those places where I know I can always find something delicious! The ambiance is very laid back and the patio vibes are my favorite! LPFS has been a go to for years so we decided to stop by today. I got the fried pickles that are dredged in cornmeal and served with ranch and a remoulade. The pastrami and Swiss was outstanding and so flavorful. Tater tots are a must! Also if you get a salad, the caper vinaigrette is outstanding!

I've always enjoyed coming here for a meal, it's far from few that I've had a bad meal or any item. Inside is a nice diner feel while there's patio seating as well. They have plenty to choose from whether salads, sandwiches, wraps, etc (I REALLY like how they name their dishes after streets and neighborhoods here!). The food is fresh and I want to say local. Their salads are humongous!

This salmon wrap was AMAZING! Great service and great food. I also had a drink that was delicious. Would highly recommend!

service super nice small tables inside with nice bar lots of selections nice patio and a great menu featuring changing soups and specials. all the sandwiches sounded delicious so i need to go a few times burger was big enough to split could only eat half

Is this supposed to be a hotdog? Didn't get to eat lunch today, as this was completely inedible. How do you think this is ok to serve to someone? I tore off all the hard boiled casing and it still was disgusting. How do you mess up a hot dog? Waste of time and money.

After reviewing the many yummy option per Yelp Lindley was a must for our mini getaway. Everything was Covid friendly which made us feel at ease to eat here. Me and my husband both went with the neighborhood sandwiches and boy were they tasty. Mine had a rosemary mayo that added a extra flare to the roast beef topped with provolone cheese. Yummy! What about that fresh baguette it was everything. A sandwich ain't a sandwich without good bread and Lindley delivered. Now them tater tots were cooked with perfection and season just right for your taste buds.

I just can't recommend this place enough. Excellent, attentive service, good selection of microbrew beers, awesome specials... their vegetarian menu is KILLER. The navy bean cakes and mayflower sando are phenomenal. Paired with a green salad with basil poppyseed vinaigrette, it's heaven. Our host was great! They also have Cheesecake by Alex for dessert, so more WIN. Can't wait to come back many, many times!

I was in the mood for a good burger and I was not disappointed. This restaurant is such a cool place. They have a huge outdoor dining space and last night, in December, my boyfriend and I sat outside. It was super romantic. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly and our service was superb. The burgers are named after actual streets in Greensboro and that gives off a really authentic feel, especially if you are a native like me. I ordered the Chapman Street burger that has pimento cheese and bacon on it. You can't get much more Southern than that. My boyfriend got the The West Market and he said it was very tasty. I absolutely love the buttered, toasted potato rolls they serve the burgers on.....that is a huge selling point for me. This place doesn't have much parking because it's in an older part of Greensboro. It's a little tricky getting in and out but don't let that deter you. This will definitely not be my one and only burger from this fantastic restaurant.