Our group of 6 was satisfied with the food and service. We are regulars at Crave in the new West End area, so found it nice to have an Uptown venue that matched the Crave standards. A serious upgrade from the usual offerings in the city. With the violence downtown as of late(shootings, stabbings), this is a safe way to venture out of the burbs without being harmed.
— Drove in from Wayzata and didn’t regret it gave this bar a 5 out of 5 at 21:21 06.04.11
— A review of they Lyndale Taphouse left on thriftyhipster.com, some stalwart soul who braved the mean streets of uptown.
Woot dumbcamp (my shitty k-mart tent not pictured)
Hooverville (Taken with instagram)
THE FINAL SANDWICH! OH THANK GOD IT’S OVER!
I wanted to go out with a bang though so some friends and I went to Buster’s on 38th and 42nd. Highly recommended, good food, huuuuuge beer list.
This was fried walleye, coleslaw and swiss. so good.
But more importantly, I am done. It’s been good, sandwiches.
Even less creative. Turkey, muenster and sriracha. Don’t even care anymore. Just gotta eat the sandwich. ONLY ONE MORE.
My brother made juicy lucys with reasonable success. Black Label seemed appropriate.
Pastrami and pepperoncinis on bread. Low effort. You can clearly tell sandwich month is starting to wear on me.
Half eaten salami, red pepper and provolone sandwich from Kowalski’s I think. I was doing some work for a friend of my mom’s and she bought me a sandwich. That was nice.
Pit pork with slaw and habanero barbecue sauce from Lyndale Taphouse. As a bar the place is full of bros and d-bags, but the food is actually pretty good.
