Lindy's Diner

During Comic Con we needed a brain & food break to get through it, we decided to take a walk downtown and try something new- that's when we found Lindy's! Lindy's is a cute diner where you seat yourself (I love getting to pick where I sit)- and has a pretty good dinner menu. They have breakfast all day and a juicy lucy (burger stuffed with cheese) which is super hard to find on a menu these days. Our waitress was faboulous, super attentive and kind. We split the juicy lucy and a chicken sandwich both were pretty bomb. I am not a big pickle lover, sometimes I can go for some fried pickles but these were a bit too thick for me, but perfect for a pickle lover.We will defenitly be back to try something else!

The service was beyond friendly. This place is super cute. We had no problem finding street parking. I had a yogurt parfait that was incredible: delicious yogurt and wild blueberries. A casual diner with eclectic decor. Good coffee.

Join Tom Neiman and some of the guys from the VA Creative Writing Group as they visit Lindy's Diner, right in the heart of "new town" Albuquerque along old Route 66. It offers great food, excellent service, and an interesting setting with lots of history. It opened first in 1929 as the Coney Island Cafe, featuring hot dogs (what else?). The menu expanded in the 1960s when the ownership changed. Owners Steve and Dawn Vatoseow have this New Mexico favorite up for sale. Just click on the following YouTube video link and see our latest report. https://youtu.be/Z2J6305SPpg?si=S0pthhEcJoHyoVwd

The food was ok. Connor was my server and the only person to speak to me actually and he was very nice and polite. I got nasty stares from some lady that work there. The place was relatively quiet and clean. I came for breakfast.

Great value for food, big portions but quality is still great. It is the longest standing restaurant in Albuquerque and also 66 route. The burgers were really juicy and flavorful. We always get fast and incredible service. The location is really cute and it gives a vintage diners vibe.

I was walking downtown with friends and we decided to stop by this place. This place is a cute diner and very old school. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. The food was okay, nothing too special, great place to eat if you are in the area.

I moved to Albuquerque in September of 2021 and continue to enjoy exploring the outstanding variety of restaurants. I am a soft touch when it comes to diners; I like the relaxed environment and comfort foods. I had beyond burger with fries. Burger good, fries outstanding. Nice service, very friendly waiter. He was attentive without hovering. I for one (and I know there are others) would like to see downtown Albuquerque flourish. As the saying goes "vote with your feet." Sum: unpretentious diner style restaurant with good prices.

Breakfast is the BEST!! Nowhere else in Albuquerque do they always brown the hash browns. The potatoes are crisp! Delicious!My husband gets The Hungry Man which comes with bacon and sausage. I go for the breakfast burrito red and green and it comes with a blistered jalapeño-hot and tasty. The service is impeccable-the waitress is efficient and pleasant.This downtown business deserves some recognition for providing a great spot for a bite and they've hung in there for years. No wonder they know how to do things right.

Horrendous! I ordered two lunch entrées for myself alone. Did chicken sandwich and french fries ( fries were cold batter for the chicken tasted like flour.) the Mexican sampler plate with one tamale, one taco, one enchilada. Nothing had flavor, including the beans! I voiced my concerns to the waitress and she said have a good day never again.

My garlic Parmesan boneless wings were very undercooked and food took a long time to come out for our group. Would go across the street to the food market if I were you.