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Lynn's Bistro

4.3 (299 reviews)

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Filet steak. Decent.
Martyn L.

Lynn's Bistro is a French-inspired restaurant in central Kirkland. We recently went there for a special occasion dinner, because of its proximity to our other activities. The space is attractive, well-decorated and moderately spacious. The location does not have parking, and in general parking in Kirkland is a bit of a pain but we did find a paid space a couple of blocks away without too much trouble. Service was friendly but not attentive. It took quite a long time for dishes to arrive, and we didn't hear much from our server after food delivery. I had intended to order another drink but there wasn't really any chance to. The menu selection is quite good. There were several dishes that appealed to us in both the appetizer and main course categories, and at least one thing each in the small dessert section. The main courses are almost all accompanied by the same thing. On the day we were there it was scalloped potatoes and sauteed mixed vegetables. While the potatoes were great the saute was just ok, and we would have preferred to have more selections of side dishes to choose from and different sides with each dish. Disappointing. Menu prices are not cheap, but not ultra-pricey either. The interpretation of pricing was very generous. We had ordered two appetizers and two main courses. Without being asked the server converted one of our meals into a Prix fixe, and our second appetizer became the dessert of that meal. This was a significant cost savings and above and beyond in terms of flexibility. Food quality was good but not amazing. I had a pate, that was very good, which came with a salad and some very hard crostini, which I replaced with the good free bread rolls. My wife had the goat cheese salad which was decent. We both had steaks for the main course (Ribeye and Filet). They both came in the same peppercorn sauce, and they were fine but not special. Overall, based on the reviews I had very high expectations of this restaurant, and instead it was just so-so. I enjoyed everything, but the lacklustre service, lack of side dishes and overall food quality wouldn't make me return soon. There are plenty of better choices around.

Filet mignon
Dave G.

I've been itching to try Lynn's Bistro as there aren't many classic French places on the Eastside. Happily they accommodated us on short notice. The staff is super friendly and efficient and professional in their service. We had the Prix Fixe menu with Caesar salad, the rib eye and filet mignon, and chocolate mouse and creme brûlée.The prices were good for the portions. The great: the steaks were cooked to perfection. Filet was superb and tender, and the rib eye flavorful, and both had a great crust, and the meat portions were generous. The mousse and brûlée were excellent. The good: the Au gratin was rich, creamy and tasty. Bread rolls were good. Wine prices were very fair for the quality. The average: salad was just ok- it felt like something hastily assembled, not much authentic taste. The peppercorn sauce for the steaks had little resemblance to a classic French peppercorn sauce - it was more like brown Au ju with a few scattered peppercorns. The side veggies were a bit boring. In sum, Lynn's was good, but a bit of a letdown. A Paris brassiere usually manages similar fare with more flavor, and places like Cafe Juanita, while a bit pricier, deliver a more impressive taste experience. I might have enjoyed the Halibut, the duck breast, or other choices a bit better. We might return, but would encourage more work in the salads, sauces, and side veggies.

Crème Brûlée. Creamy interior with very thin sugar glaze.
Jeff B.

Takeout dinner for 2. FOOD: 4.5. Generous portions. - Créme Brûlée: 5.0. Creamy interior with very thin hard sugar top, with a strawberry. Shared between the 2 of us. - Crab Cake with lobster sauce: 4.5. - Braised Lamb Shank: 3.5. Very good; came off the bone easily. Sauce very lightly-seasoned. - Caesar salad: 4.5. Lettuce very fresh with excellent sauce. Shared between the 2 of us. SERVICE: 4.0. There was one small issue, which was promptly resolved satisfactorily. Order was ready on time.

Free dinner rolls even in the takeout!
Eva M.

I'm going to start this review with a plead for more business for them. (No relation whatsoever on my part) Lynn is the fantastic Vietnamese owner and chef, trained in the art of French food. Despite her own financial struggles during the COVID shutdowns, she donated meals to the local hospitals. Though they are open, when I called to place my order yesterday, they said they don't have a single reservation and plans to close early. Heartbreak! Their food is delicious and completely worthy of your attention. When I posted about them in my neighborhood group, so many people spoke up with their personal testimonials for their food, excellent experiences, and said they will make an effort to go. If you're reading this, please do so as well, maybe for a special occasion or an end of week celebration. Onwards to the food. Their crab cakes is my favorite dish, especially with that lobster sauce, hubba hubba! - 5+ Stars Their crab cakes standalone perfectly well, excellent quantity of crab meat, seasoned and pan-seared. I like that they don't do a coating; it's all about the crab! That lobster sauce, holy moly! Try dipping the bread in it too. Carbohydrates heaven! Lamb shank dinner - 5+ Stars This is hubby's favorite dish. The meat is fork tender with scoop-able bone marrow. Hubby is a big eater; combined with the salad and some of my potatoes, he actually spread this to two dinners. That's an impressive size! Dinner Rolls - 5+ Stars They even packed their (free) wonderful rolls for us. I forgot how tasty they are! Crusty on the outside. That perfect chewiness on the inside. I'm sure you know what I mean. Spinach Salad with Grilled Pears - 3.5 Stars This is probably a higher rating, but I forgot how much I dislike cooked pears. LOL. But hubby like the dish, along with the onions and raspberry vinaigrette. Bon Appétit!

Grilled Pear And Spinach Salad
Kamara S.

This place is what I call a gem. I was recommended this restaurant (and its Italian sister Lilac Café) by a former colleague whose food opinion I respected greatly. That's why there is a little place in my heart for both restaurants. While Lilac is closed, we are fortunate to still have Lynn's Bistro. If it wasn't for him, I would miss out on a treasure. It is close to the Kirkland Transit center but it is a bit hidden away from the main sites of main Downtown Kirkland so one can miss it. In regards to Lynn's Bistro pre -and post pandemic. It is an intimate place that would great for a really romantic date. Wine and French food with white table cloths.. perfection. When indoor dining returns definitely put it on your list. As of now, they offer takeout Tuesday to Saturday. I last had them on Tuesday during Seattle Restaurant Week to show support. I had the spinach and grilled pear salad with a raspberry vinaigrette, braised lamb shank with a red wine Demi reduction and the creme brûlée. These items are still available through takeout. The meal came with bread that was good on its own but even better to sop the sauce of the lamb shank. Speaking of which, the lamb shank was great and the meat was "fall of the bone" tender which isn't the easiest to do with lamb. The salad was good and it was a first time experience having pears in my salad. I truly loved the creme brûlée due to cracking the Caramelization on top into the smooth and creamy dessert. Yes you can get this treat to go, but make sure to return the bowl it came it. From what I can tell, they don't do delivery but they do pickups I haven't had the chance to partake in the wonderful crab cakes but I have heard great things about them. That would be on my list to try too. They have very recently changed their website (like last week approximately) so the menu items should be up to date. And of course, you can call to order or check out what is available. Which you should. Come to Lynn's

Famous French Onion Soup
Melissa N.

Cute little, unassuming bistro in Kirkland. We made reservations for a work dinner together. We were initially interested by the menu options and their pre-fixe meal. I was also recommended this restaurant by a friend who lives in Kirkland. Our server Sam was really great and patient with our group. Everyone was really happy with their meals. Portion sizes are not small and really worth the value. Sometimes you're like ok it's big but is it good? It's good! I really enjoyed the crab cakes and potatoes that came with it. Perfect texture. Would definitely come back if you're ever in the mood to splurge out or celebrate something!

Ruti Z.

It's our 5th time here and it's still the best like we remember . Love the new place .

Dungeness Crab Cakes
Jenn H.

Local restaurant focused on French style cuisine, inside is intimate and decor is a little outdated, but the flavors and taste definitely shined! Food: 5/5 Our group each opted to do their prefixed menu ($51) that comes with 3 courses and shared -Escargot: Recommend! Great flavor and texture -Chicken Liver Pate: large portion, def sharable -Dungeness Crab Cake: highly recommend, this was my favorite entree! The sauce was so flavorful -Duck Breast: highly recommend, a close second to the crab cakes and very generous portion -Bread pudding: very nice and moist/warm, great way to end the meal Service: 5/5 All the waiters were very nice and attentive, you can even see the chef cooking through the window from your seat. Overall, I would definitely come back and think the prefix menu is well worth considering all that flavor and great portions!

Duck Breast: yummy!!! I love duck and they really nail this. Portion is big! The merlot sauce is definitely amazing!
My D.

*This comment based on my visit before COVID-19* Food is always good! Portion is huge! To me this is not 100% authentic French cuisine but I'm satisfied in general. And yes the price is reasonable for 3 courses menu! I'm mostly full already before dessert :P I'll come back whenever I'm in Kirkland. I love their duck!!

Fruit and chocolate mousse for dessert
Kirstin H.

Today was the last day of Seattle Restaurant Week, and we managed to visit Lynn's just in time to take advantage of their deal. We chose to get our order to go, and were so pleased with how well our food was packaged. When we got home, entrées were still warm and salads and desserts were cold. Everything tasted wonderful, and this made for a great anniversary dinner for us! We will certainly be back to try their dine in experience.

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Thank you Lynn for your dedicated customer service and great cuisine for so many decades. You'll be missed

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Great food. Now closed for renovations. Food is always great. Madame Lynn was trained in France

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Excellent French cuisine from Lynn and top tier service from Jenn the server! Highly recommend!

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Wonderful food, excellent service, delightful atmosphere. Great for special occasions or everyday good eats.

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Awesome food! Awesome service. Say no more. Hurry down here is my recommendation. Will be back soon.

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Amazing food and very friendly service!! Highly recommend coming here for a dinner in Kirkland! 10/10!

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