Keene

Keene, a quaint city in New Hampshire, is known for its vibrant fall foliage and pumpkin festivals. Enjoy local specialties like apple cider donuts and maple syrup-infused dishes.

Lindy's Diner Inc

Lindy's Diner Inc

19 Gilbo Ave, 03431, Keene, United States

Diners • Brunch • American • Breakfast


"This diner can be summed up as having bad food and awful service. Our waiter, a sweaty, heavyset bearded man, was scatterbrained and overwhelmed by the average Sunday lunch crowd of only 4 or 5 tables. He forgot to serve one table toast with their meals, and when he finally found the cold and mushy toast under the counter, he served it without offering to make fresh toast. When our food finally arrived, my quarter pounder burger with cheese looked scrawny, accompanied by a side of fries and the oddly included carrot slices that Lindy's adds to every plate. I asked for mustard for my burger, which cost about $4 and was half the size of a McDonald's double cheeseburger. After waiting about five minutes with no response from our waiter, I asked a passing waitress. She seemed annoyed and slammed the mustard down so hard that it tipped over onto my plate. When we later asked for a coffee refill, our waiter acted offended and even scolded us for not saying "Your welcome" when he handed us the check. Despite his incompetence, he gave us too much change due to his miscalculations. In conclusion, if you're looking for decent customer service and food, I would recommend avoiding Lindy's. Instead, try Timoleon's off Main Street in Keene or visit the Peterborough Diner for an authentic diner experience without the rudeness, incompetence, and lackluster food that Lindy's is known for."