Location: Lindsay
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Where to Eat in Lindsay: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Lindsay is a city in Tulare County, California, United States. The population was 11,768 at the 2010 census. Lindsay is located southeast of Visalia and north of Porterville and is considered part of the Visalia-Porterville Metropolitan Area and the Porterville Urban Area by the United States Census Bureau.
1. Monet's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
http://www.yelp.com/biz/monets-exeter
Reviewed By wandabhall - Westminster, Maryland
We had just come from long drive, so very hungry and thirsty. We stated this, yet the waiter waited on 3 more tables before bringing us water. Only 7 tables in the restaurant, and only 4 with people. Waitress finally took our order. My husband ordereed steak, which was excellent, however I order spinich salad for $18.50. If I wanted egg on it, $2 more. Once served, I had to stir the salda to get any of the dressing distributed.
Local wine was $9/glass. Everything very expensive, considering the area and the small restaurant.
Oh, liked the music, but way too loud.
2. Cappella Coffee House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel R - Farmersville, California, United States
My wife and I decided to take a motorcycle ride to the quaint town of Exeter. Once there we stopped to have breakfast at Cappella's. What a delightful experience! We were warmly greeted and told about their many muffin choices. We selected the carrot muffin and found it to be very moist and tasty. As for beverages, my wife was surprised to find 3 iced tea favors in the serve yourself ice tea bar. I had a great cup of coffee. The owner, Sheldon, came out of kitchen and sat with us. We felt very welcomed in this tastefully decorated coffee house. Later in the day, I returned to Capella's to enjoy Brian E's music. It felt like I was in a living room full of friends. I will definitely be recommending this special place to my friends.
3. Tony's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Tony's Pizza in Lindsay is the fourth Tony's restaurant to open as part of a family owned business since 1979. Anthony & Patricia Martinez are the original founders of the Tony's Pizza Restaurants, and their sons have carried on the Legacy by opening their own pizza restaurants. The Tony's Pizza Family has grown to a total 9 restaurants in the Kern and Tulare Counties.
Reviewed By ogrkkco - Colorado Springs
About 25 of us went to Tony's on a Friday night and they got some tables together for us up front and served up good pizza and beer. They are pretty quick at getting your pizza made and the service at the counter was friendly and helpful
4. The Orange Works Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By balanceok - Heber City, Utah
They have great orange ice cream and usually a special flavor of the day which is usually gone by 2:00 pm.
Food looks and smells good but we just had ice cream.
Staff and owner were very friendly. They closed at 4:00 pm on a Friday.
5. Starbucks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By adrianleecarabay
Took a walk to grab something to eat for myself and was so against mc or the king so I keep walking and walk into Starbucks Lindsay, CA. Mmm clean and very well run by there BARISTAS since that first step in I knew I hit a great place and like to thank them all for great service and I will return that's a must.
6. TCBY of Exeter
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Hbrumley70
After touring the Sequoias all day, it was great to come back and find this cute little frozen yogurt shop. It's not on the main road through town. We wouldn't have found it if we hadn't searched the Internet for it. When we got in the middle of town, we found the whole area to be so quaint! We didn't have time to walk in the little shops, but we should have. This little shop was bright and colorful and run by the sweetest lady. You choose your own flavors of yogurt and then toppings and pay by weight. Very reasonable. Would love to visit again someday. There was a sign in the window that it's for sale. I hope someone buys it. It's a gem in that little town.
7. Exeter Whistle Stop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Frank S - Tehachapi, California
Biscuits and gravy, the BEST omelets, and The VERY BEST hot roast Turkey sandwich. Sheri, the owner has secret green beans, home made. If you have ever tasted better, please get a hold of me. There is not one thing I don't like about this place. Drive for miles and miles, you will not be disappointed. I have seen grumpy folks go in, and come out smiling. Customer service is the very best. Friendly place. Old town, old school taste, and a darn nice place!
8. China's Alley Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Mimi48NewJersey - Montana
Since the choice of restaurants in Lindsay is limited, this restaurant is a good option if you are not in the mood for pizza. The menu is typically Mexican with lot's of options for less than 10 dollars, an extensive list of food options for seniors, and a full bar.
9. Wild Flower Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Frank S - Tehachapi, California
Very, very good. sit outside or in and enjoy. Bring your best friend. This is a quaint place with the goodies you look for all the time. Enjoy!
10. Chitos Asadero
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Valerie K - Onanole, Canada
Chico's Asadero has the best Bbq'd chicken. Everything is cooked on an outdoor wood Fire by the owner. The food is take out or there is a small outdoor area with lovely tables.everything on the menu looks wonderful - very authentic Mexican food. Very reasonably priced. A place one must visit when in Lindsay!
