Lynora's Kitchen

Is there zero stars? Ok you r eating outside small tables in old gas station. That's cool. If you like real Italian food or even Italian food from other Lenora's don't waste your time or money. The pizza was a joke all crust tasteless and I mean zero taste!!!! Small sandwich sausage and peppers nothing special for all the money! Wine the pour is about a quarter full. No service but they do think you should tip which I normally would. Very noisy you are on Dixie hwy . Really shocked they stay in business this will turn me off to all their restaurants prob worst Italian in many years beside being not cheap cuz this food is worse than fast food.. Ok they replied to my review making it that i was complaining about noise.. yes its that but can't help noise can control crap pizza wish I took a photo it was a joke! Used to go to regular Lenora's and they are much better.. this place is like fast food done bad

First time coming to Lynoras super cute open garage style location. The service was great it was my son's birthday and he didn't like the dessert that he picked and they happily gave us a new one. The pizza and ingredient quality is always consistent no matter what location you go to, we had a great birthday celebration

Everyone raves about this place but my 2 experiences with the takeout pizza was disappointing- the last one had to throw out it was so undercooked and tasteless. Maybe if you eat there they do better. Also pricy for what you get. The pizza was $22 for a smallish pie. No ambience just some tables outside.

This is our favorite neighborhood spot. And my favorite Lynora's location. I like the indoor-outdoor setup. It can get kind of busy and parking is limited. So plan accordingly. Service is always friendly and prompt. The food is good and consistent. I recommend the eggplant app, meatballs, pasta with mushrooms and pizza.

If you want to try a great pizza this is the place ... the rainbow cake needed a little more almond but overall it was really good. The service is impeccable as well as the food

This spot is super cute and very convenient. Tables seem to be first come basis and you place your orders at register. Both times I've ordered the Margherita Pizza which is delicious and the tiramisu for dessert. Food comes out pretty fast which is great especially if you're looking for a quick bite. Only negative is they don't have very much parking. My first visit i was able to find a spot, second visit i parked on the street by the liquor store in a 2 hour spot.

Decided to stop for lunch after visiting Henry Flagler's museum. There were several empty tables so we sat down and waited not knowing we had to order at the counter. So, we got up, got the menus ourselves, gave the server our order, paid, got our drinks ourselves and I even opened the beer myself like a big girl, lol. It was a hot day and this place doesn't have AC for obvious reasons since it's all open. Just fans so be aware of that. Food was pretty good. $52 total for eggplant parm, pizza, 2 sodas, and 1 beer. Parking right in front.

I love everything about this place except the pay at the counter model. At first we walked right up but as it got busier I had to wait in line more than ten minutes to order a water and second glasses of wine so I ordered a dessert too. The line was even longer when I was through....they should consider a second register, a handheld orderer or a table side app as this model is not efficient for their traffic. The counter girl was flustered-forgetting we ordered wine. The table next to us was a larger group complaining of the same issue saying they wouldn't return. All that said, the food was AMAZING! We share a salad, picante pizza and the lobster ravioli. The pizza is flash fired in ninety seconds-light and delicious-cooked to perfection. Unfortunately they did not bring plates and we were both on our second slice by the time anyone was nearby to request plates. The pasta came out last and was spectacular! The sauce was not too rich and very tasty. Happy hour is great for discounted (read:cheap but awesome quality) wine. The chocolate mousse was decadent. If you haven't had the real thing, Italian style, now is your chance! We would definitely go back. We both loved it! And it's dog friendly! Hopefully they add some extra options to improve efficiency and service;)

Took to go a margarita pizza and gnocchi. Both were really good. Busy for both those dining in and picking up so had to wait a bit. Sports on TVs kept some people busy while we waited.

Overpriced subs with little to no flavor. The pizzas looked delicious though. Nothing spectacular about this location.

Stopped in here, and they were busy. They were attentive, and the pizza came out as expected. It is a rehab'd gas station.

.The unique setting of this eclectic spot is part of the charm and meal. Food was prepared with quality ingredients. Service was excellent and friendly. A really nice find.

Great food, a little pricey, and not many seats (or parking space), but the food made it all worth it!

Great atmosphere. Service was okay but our server was quite slow and had poor knowledge of the menu. We always saw her waiting around for people's food or drinks so she didn't check on our needs like napkins or refills. The food was okay. The marinara that came with the calamari seemed very watered down and the sangria was not good and lacked its fruity flavor. Other than that, the restaurant was clean and the prices were decent. Happy hour on weekends is a good plus so I'll probably come back for that but there's much better Clematis restaurants than here.

Yum. Love the Chicken Vesuvio--it's enough for two, and a Margarita pizza on the side to add some crunch--buono!

Such a great little find in West Palm Beach. We wanted a laid back dinner and we were not let down. We recently visited Italy and this food was as close as we have found to authentic Italian. Super delicious and fresh ingredients on the pizza and the pasta was perfect. The wine by the glass was also very affordable. The staff is warm and welcoming and you just feel like you're eating at someone's home. We will definitely be back!

I stepped up to the counter and inquired as to whether the words writ large on the wall ("90 second pizza") were true. I explained that's what I want: thin crust, hot, fresh...and was assured that's what they do. I asked for a Margarita pizza with prosciutto. She asked if I wanted the prosciutto cooked on the pie or added after it came out of the oven. I said I'd like it cooked, but not if it comes out dry and tough like shoe leather. She said, "no, it's only in for 90 seconds. If it's not good, we'll make you another one, and we'll keep going until we get it right." No need for that, because it was perfect. Piping hot, it was on a thin piece of paper sitting on a wood board. Not a speck of cornmeal or loose semolina in sight, thank you very much, because I hate that. The picture doesn't do it justice. It was very light. The crust had the perfect simple taste of flour, water, salt, and yes, passion, as stated in their motto. The crushed tomato sauce was in perfect balance. Not too sweet. No too salty. Simple, pure, and delicious. The prosciutto was excellent, and though it looks like a lot of cheese, it was a great balance. Like I said, the whole pie was much lighter than it looked. If I didn't have an appointment after my quick dinner, I'd have allowed myself a few tears. It was that good! My husband knows he's lucky I saved him a piece. We'll go together this week.

I asked for their most popular vegetarian pasta and the tagliolini primavera was the recommendation. It definitely satisfied my carb craving. The pasta was made perfectly. I really liked the cook on the vegetables. I also really enjoyed the mushrooms being cut long like the noodles. I wish that the pasta came in a cheese sauce but the tomato sauce had a good and balance tanginess with sweetness. Another table had ordered a sub and that will be my go to for the next time I visit!

Can't wait to try Lynora's again! Tried the Rigatoni Vodka pasta which was incredibly good. Also got a side of roasted vegetables which were very tasty. Love the atmosphere- a casual, counter style restaurant

Lynora's kitchen is my favourite Italian take out place in West Palm. Although everyone goes to Lynora's on Clematis, not many people actually know about the kitchen but the food is just as good if not better here. They even have their own wine brand! Pizzas are the best, so are the entrees. And tiramisu is to die for! Their classic Italian family-style outdoor sitting space offers a unique atmosphere where everyone feels welcome. Open kitchen shows all the hard work that's being put into the food prep. The pizza guy is always there to throw the dough around and it makes it look and smell like the weekend. I often stop in on Friday nights when I don't feel like going out and the place is truly a gem. Everyone should check it out!

The lasagna is epic! Also pizzas are terrific. Our neighborhood favorite! The staff are all delightful so accommodating and professional and FRIENDLY! Nice!!

It's a no for me. Food is lacking flavor and for the price, I was expecting more. I will say that their customer service is excellent but just not a fan of their food.

Pizza made for an upset stomach and a problem the rest of the night. Service worked hard but food did not deliver. Wouldn't recommend for a date night or at all.

Better than four starts for sure. It's casual counter service but you can open a tab and just order as you go. We had rigatoni with vodka sauce and shrimp and two pizzas. Pasta was cooked perfectly and sauce was complex and delicious. Pizza dough had a great ferment and was leopard spotted and really great. Wine was excellent and low key vibe was really nice for a lazy lunch. A terrific find on Dixie.

Loved it here!! We sat outside and enjoyed the beautiful weather along with delicious food!

First and foremost, the food here was excellent. The service however was terrible. My boyfriend and I came to this location for the first time tonight. We didn't know how the ordering process worked, as this location is very different from the others. The woman at the register was rude when we asked. No one cleaned off our table for us or even check on us. A table full of women sat next to us and they were immediately greeted by a very friendly worker who offered to clean off the table before they sat down. Next time (if there is a next time), i will just order pick up as this entire experience made me feel very anxious and unwelcome.

I love the meatballs especially on Monday because they have a daily special menu. The chicken parmigiana, chicken francese and pizzas are delicious. Many different locations.

First time to try this Italian place and was happy food is good fresh the staff are nice too. This is a Small restaurant but clean. Only thing is the parking space theres not much they have.

I recently had lunch here. I have passed by so many times but never stopped, until someone suggested we meet here. I parked on the side street adjacent to Lynora's. There might have been parking in the lot, but it was so small that I didn't think I could successfully maneuver my mini-van into it! I sat at one of the small tables on the covered patio. My companion had ordered a salad, so I decide to do the same. I ordered the rustico salad: spinach, gorgonzola cheese, cherry tomato, walnuts, and balsamic reduction. My salad came out quickly, and it was delicious! Hit all the right notes of sweet and tangy, soft leaves with crunchy nuts. Thank you to the laid back, friendly person who took my order at the cash register and also brought me my salad. She had such a smiley, positive demeanor that just set my whole experience there to be a pleasant, easygoing, comfortable visit. This was the perfect choice for meeting a new person, with lots of open space and low sound, so that we could talk properly. This felt more like stopping into a market, especially with ordering at the cash register, than a full fledged dining experience, which really works for me!

Best pizza I ever had! Including other food they have.I highly recommend.Plus their Service and area is great!

Wandering around, in search for some good food, with so many choices, it's difficult to decide. You may think it doesn't look like much when you drive past, but their bold lettering of, "Flour. Salt. Water. Passion" was enough to spike my interest. Curiosity made me waltz inside; you'll come to find, it's quite something special. From their large wood fired pizza oven, to their lovely pasta display case, outdoor seating and the scent of baked dough--this was the perfect choice for lunch. Their drink display case caught my eye--to my surprise, they carried Acqua Panna! Sourced and bottle, natural spring water straight from Italy! I would've been happy with just that, but I remembered I was hungry. I love their Burrata Arugula Salad--I added prosciutto for a nice salty bite and appreciated the generous portion given. My husband ordered the Piccante Pizza and a nice Blood Orange Soda to pair with it. This was enjoyable, especially during the winter months when it's cooled down. We'll be back again and looking forward to visiting their other locations. Enjoy! Xoxo

We went for late lunch during yesterday's monsoon. There were some people eating already and nice to see bad weather didn't hinder people from coming in. We ordered pizzas, salad and cold drinks at the counter. Our server was very sweet and thoughtful throughout the afternoon. Our food was delicious. I got the Carbonara pizza. OMG, i didn't realize what i was missing until then. Cream puffs came out and we bought some to share with another table. Had a wonderful experience. Looking forward to the next time.

I just love this place. THis is the most authentic Italian food in the Palm Beach area. Excellent pizza , Italian style

Take an old gas station and turn it into an Italian eatery!!! Super cool place full of smiling faces. The menu is unique with options for everyone. The pizzas are wood fired and out of this world. The staff is amazing and make you feel like you are family. A MUST TRY if you are in West Palm.

Happy 2020! After going to the location on Clematis, we decided to get a take out from this spot to get our Italian fix. It's not as upscale like downtown West Palm Beach, but it does the job when it comes to the food. We went for the cheese pizza, chicken parmesan, and the tagliolini alfredo for our dinner items. Our kids loved the pizza, my husband enjoyed the chicken parmesan, and I savored the tagliolini alfredo. The parmigiano cream sauce that was paired with the noodles was amazing and I could have ate the cream sauce alone. If that wasn't enough, there were two desserts we added to the meal: limoncello cheesecake and tiramisu. I liked the cheesecake more since the tiramisu had too much of a strong flavor for me. There was a pretty strawberry on top of the cheesecake slice that was delicious as well. There's covered outdoor seating and it's cozy enough to stay for a meal if you have time. The quick counter service and friendly staff made it welcoming and the market has house made items available for purchase such as oils, pastas, and sauces in case you need more. Bon appetit for sure!

I ordered delivery from Lynoras and they did not disappoint. I got the Tagliolini Alfredo with penne pasta and 3 large meatballs. They Alfredo was absolutely delicious the sauce was creamy and rich, and the pasta was perfectly Al dente definitely a heavier meal not to have for lunch unless you need a midday nap! Lol the meatballs are huge! Delicious and huge! 3 is plenty, I would recommend ordering the meatballs with a salad for a yummy meal. They thoughtfully package the meatballs in cling wrap to avoid any spillage which I appreciate.

I can't I just can't describe how good the lobster ravioli is. I would be happy with a spoon and bowl of the sauce. Great price and even better food. Drove up from Ft. Lauderdale area just to eat here. Worth the drive.

"I love Lynora's Market. I live close by. It's been my go-to since I moved here. So why am I dropping it to a single star? They've hit total COVID fatigue, and it's not , IMHO, safe for me to eat here, for a while. Here's why. I walked in, to pick up take out. It's a big, airy, converted garage. They had removed tables, but now there was one sitting about three feet from the register line. With a very old man, his nurse, and a dog. A very old man is trying to eat, mask off. I look over the top of him. The Pizzaolo with the mustache is flipping someone's pizza, inches from his face, as he's tossing it back, and forth. He's chatting it up with the chef, about two feet away. One of the waitresses is about 3 feet behind them, listening, mask mouth-only too. How can I tell that the pizzaolo has has a mustache? His mask is a chin cover. At a food prep station. That's okay. Chef is showing a fine example, as he's pretty much always nose down. I won't deign to tell the man how to cook. He's really good. I will however, apparently, fill in where his parents seem to have let him down: Your nose and your mouth are CONNECTED. It even says so, right on the warning signs that your owners post for the public. I look at the very old man. Poor guy wants a night out, in an open-air cafe, where maybe he can go, with his dog, and get a little relief for a while. Lynora's is too upscale to be one of the McGrazeries, where people eat to fill their bellies, without a whole lot of care about the McGray Encharolarita Buffaloized demifoods. numbly consume their 2,000 calorie daily limit in their supper sewage. It's fast-casual, but trattoria, not trash-dining where the McWorkers are simply slogging a j-o-b for the c-a-s-h. So the mission, I would think, is to serve up not only really good food, but a really good experience. How good of an experience can it be, if the as-yet asymptomatic pizzaolo, who, like the 59% of people who pass it along, and look healthy, refuses to wear his mask. What happens if he gets a few hundred people sick? How bad would he feel, if he ever finds out that the 90-ish guy, sitting at the table, that has no business being placed that close to the cashier, and customers, or to the pizzaolo, got sick, at the exact time that COVID is getting worse, and the vaccines are far from availble? I UNDERSTAND that everyone is tired of this. Having to work in a kitchen, with a mask, for hours, I get. I do it too. Still, it seems to me, again, IMHO, that it's a little selfish to figure that, if you get it, it won't be that bad. It's not about us, in the kitchen. It's about the guests, and their health, and well-being. You want to roll that way, pizzaolo? Fine. STAY HOME. Don't work in a place, especially in a neighborhood where the seasonal snow vultures are notoriously aging, and vulnerable. Especially when your owner puts up the show of splash screens, clean pens, and sanitizers. You guys, 8 feet away from the guests, in the OPEN AIR KITCHEN, clearly put your patrons at risk, if you don't cover your nose and mouth, while you're working. You also risk infecting your co-workers, and their families. It's almost been a year of this. It shouldn't be a news-flash. COVID is in its second wave. More than 21,673 deaths in Florida. 1.3M infections, as of January 10th. Based on what I saw, and I've been seeing, you have slid into not caring about this, about us, your patrons. Love ya, but see ya, if you can't make my food safely, and keep your customers, like me, and the old guy, safe. (Sorry.)

This spot was recommended and did not disappoint. The pizza's are really, really good. On par with a NY pizza. The penne a La vodka was good just a bit too heavy on the sauce and added in prosciutto

Garbage cold takeout!! I live 3 mins from where and got home to a cold pizza with almost zero cheese or tomato sauce! When I got home and called the restaurant they said their pizza isn't meant to travel well over 5 mins!! Will never eat here again and will tell my many friends the same. Btw, I've lived in the area for 30 years!!!

Lynora's market is in a repurposed old gas station on Antique Row in West Palm Beach. We love to visit this location because they always have outdoor seating available, it's much more relaxed and less crowded and we find the atmosphere to be the perfect date night spot complete with pasta and a $5 glass of wine. When you order, you do so at the counter and the establishment sells commodities such as their infamous pasta sauce and wine, as well. I'm a visual eater (yes, that's a thing), so I showed the waitress a picture of what I wanted to order for dinner off of Lynora's Instagram. She asked if she could borrow my phone, took it to the cook in the kitchen and came back with a confirmation of her initial assessment- while that dish wasn't on the menu, they were happy to make it for me. We ordered bruschetta toast points and two glasses of wine. When our pasta dishes came out, they were delicious! My boyfriend ordered the rigatoni bolognese and said it was delicious. My pasta looked just like the picture! It was linguine with shrimp and lobster sauce from their lobster ravioli. The service was great and we'll of course be back!

This review is 50/50 between Lynora's kitchen & Delivery Dudes delivery of a take out order. Firstly, we ordered eggplant Parmigiana with a side of penne pasta. We got thick Spaghetti in our order. Not a favorite of mine. Secondly, my wife ordered a cheese pizza which arrived cold, to where it needed to be reheated in our oven. We order take out from Lynora's.Kitchen a few times a month. I'ts usually very good. Will we give them 2nd Chance? Yes!

Lynora's on Dixie is one of my favorite lunch spots. I've brought family, friends, and co-workers to this place for over a year now for the great-tasting food, the fantastic ambience, and the friendly staff. Two of my favorite dishes are the meatball parmigiana hero & the Italian sausage and peppers hero. If you're not accustomed to delicious-tasting, crunchy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside bread, you're in for a treat (note: I would eat the toasted bread alone, and still be satisfied). The sauce is hearty, the cheese is melted to perfection, and the meats used are top quality in taste, texture, and the amount you are served. A sandwich alone usually fills me up, but if I'm feeling super hungry, I go for the combo, which includes a bottled/canned drink and a bag of chips. I would highly recommend that in the unlikely event that you're still hungry after a huge hero, go for the desserts. I recommend two: the cannolis are freshly-filled to order which ensures that the pastry isn't soggy. They're fantastic. -OR- if you want a piece of cake that's rich, full of flavor and creamy from top to bottom, order the limoncello cake with mascarpone filling/frosting. I'm not a lover of lemons, but this cake is decadent, rich to its core, and makes you feel light as a feather. I dream about this cake... seriously.

My first time dining here, was invited by a friend for a bite after work. Parking was free and right out front which was very convenient. Mainly outside seating, walk up and order type of style. We couldn't decide on raviolis so we got both of what we were debating between. The short rib ravioli and the aragosta ravioli. (The aragosta had shrimp and lobster) we ordered everything together but the food came out as it was prepared. All in all everything came out very quickly generally. The pizza was amazing ! Thin, cispy and the perfect amount of char in every bite you can taste the freshness. Same with the ravioli, it tasted fresh and filled with flavor. Cheesecake was yum as well too! I ordered the caramel cheesecake initially with my food order and they allowed me to pushyhThe ambiance was good and had a good variety of music turned out. Perfect for a date night or even a solo night where you bring your laptop and get some work done. Everyone was really polite and helpful. Would definitely return.

Great fun and casual! Fabulous dish of linguini and white clam sauce covered with pizza dough. Delish

I ordered fettuccine Alfredo. I only had a cup of coffee 4 hrs earlier.(this is important) I was looking forward to my first meal of the day. Well now I have food poisoning. I have been in the bathroom since I finished eating. Why? Lynora's why? I would not recommend this place ever. If you are starving pass this place by. There are so many choices in the area. Don't risk your health.

5/5 for food, service, and ambience! Lynora's Market is the smaller counterpart to the restaurant on Clematis, but being smaller does NOT mean it lacks in charm or flavor. It's actually located in what was once an old gas station. I loved this place's character. You can buy pastas, sauces, olive oils, vinegars, and more - all made by Lynora's. I tried the Prosciutto e rucola pizza, baked ziti, and meatballs. The meatballs were delicious and so was the sauce, and being used to homemade sauce growing up means it's tough to impress me with sauce. The ziti was practically made for me as it was absolutely oozing with cheese! I would've loved more ricotta though. Finally, the pizza was terrific. The desserts all looks so enticing and I couldn't help myself, so I tried the caramel cake. I mean it wholeheartedly when I say I was blown away. I'm not a dessert person, but it was light, airy, and not even too sweet. My mom and I were raving about it. I also commend the friendly service. Brandon was so nice!

Picked up a valentines dinner for two. The cashier took my money like a vending machine. She didn't even say thank you or made sure we had everything. Just turned her back and started talking to the kitchen staff. I arrive home and the bread and a side of dipping oil I ordered (they charged us for oil...) was missing. Despite the delicious entrees...a very poor experience.

A gem. The pizza's, salads, bread, sides and sandwiches are fantastic. So are the desserts. A bit disappointed in the wine selection, even for this style/concept. Who wants to go to a restaurant and buy cheap grocery store wine with a markup? That was the only disappointment. The girls behind the counter were fantastic and on top of it. Really, can't recommend this place enough.

I just ate here for the first time today, like 3 hours ago... This was one of the best meals I have had in AGES. I was greeted by Andrea who I would have come back to see if even the food had been sub par. She could tell it was my first time there so she went over the specials, raved about a wine that she promptly got me a sample of and we proceeded to chat about her time working for this business, a little about Italy, and more about the amazing the wine. We ended up ordering the mussels en crosta (a limited special I believe), and the wild shroom pizza. The mussels made me check my pulse to see if I might have died and gone to heaven ...it was THAT GOOD. The pizza was a solid, delicious wood fired pizza. Very savory and earthy! The red wine Andrea had me try was absolutely amazing and I had to take a bottle home. Don't hesitate to visit this place as it's not just a "pizza place" like I originally thought. It was a great experience which is what so many restaurants lack! Ask Andrea for a glass of one of the wines she recommends and order one of the specials. Close your eyes and you are in Italy!