Phenomenal Food, Drinks & Service! Sat at the bar during lunch and we were welcomed as family!…read more Fresh and homemade! Will definitely stop here again when traveling through

This place had horrible food and the tortillas were STALE I've never experienced anything like it,…read morethe waiter was nice but she wasn't efficient the receipt she gave me was nasty as if she spilled soda on it I'm not sure it was stained and smelled bad. My tacos came out cold, and the meat was extremely dry. I don't recommend this place, definitely not coming back

This review is for dinner in the dining room for two on a Saturday in mid-August before a show at…read morethe Stiefel Theatre. service: Chloe was our waitress and she was just great. Enthusiastic, informed, and encouraging. She has an encyclopedic knowledge of the kitchen and bar. We must have interacted with a dozen folks: hosts, food runners, sommelier, and managers. Everyone was unfailing polite and professional. bar: I drank a Bulleit Rye Manhattan ($11) and my wife had a Grey Goose Cosmo ($13). Both were strong showings of those two classic cocktails. I followed up with a Boulevard Single Wide IPA bottle ($6) and was thrilled to see that old reliable. food: Service begins with exceptional bread and complimentary Baba Ghanoush. The menu described my wife's Pappardelle Bolognese ($25) as having, "mean mule Bolognese sauce." Have never seen the term, mean mule, but this version appeared to incorporate some cream. My 5 oz. Salmon Piccata ($25) with broccolini, asparagus, and rice was very good. We finished with Ultimate Chocolate Cake ($16) and - as the menu describes - it really is for two persons or take-home. It was my birthday and the restaurant graciously comped my dessert, which was extremely nice. details: This is a large, bustling, bright restaurant with choice of inside, outside, and bar seating. Reservations are highly recommended, at least for busy times. We parked on the street and even on Saturday night with a show at the Stiefel Theatre we had no problems.

What an unexpected surprise!! The ambiance was casual and upscale. The service was fast and…read morefriendly (ask for Nicholas) And the food? The food was incredible. We will be back any time we are in the area.

Always great service! Good taste! Go too for wood fired pizza! Bar service is great!read more

Stopped in for a couple of nice pints and some fish 'n chips after a round of golf. Was not…read moredisappointed in either and the service was top notch. Downtown Salina is a hidden jewelry box and this spot is a gem within!

The menu at Bella Sol Bistro is crazy diverse. Some would say a little too much so. You've got…read moreItalian (spaghetti pomodoro and fettuccini Alfredo) and Mexican (birria tacos) and Korean (Asian crispy pork belly) and Mexican-Korean (bulgogi beef tacos) and British (fish and chips) and Southern (shrimp and grits) and American (burgers and steak). Aghhhhh! It's a lot. I spent a lot of time just staring at the menu, trying to figure out what I wanted. I landed on the Korean Tacos, which is marinated beef bulgogi, red peppers, scallions, peanuts, wontons and gochujang sauce, all in soft flour tortillas. You get two tacos in each order. They were good but very sweet! I wasn't a fan of the flour tortilla. The people at my table ordered a couple of appetizers -- one of which I loved. The fried burrata was a big ball of cheese hanging out in a dish of vodka sauce, topped with cashew pesto, parm and served with crostini. It was lovely, and I wish I would have just ordered this and ate it all myself. We sat outside on the outdoor patio, which I would not recommend during the summer. There were so many flies! The restaurant did have some fan-things they put on the tables to shoo the flies away, but they only did so much. Next time, I think I'll just sit inside.

Very good food with great customer service. But everything is made to order so be patient. Our…read moreparty of 9 took an hour to get and out, but it was worth it. Sit back, relax and have a drink while you wait. It's worth the drive to spend a day in Lindsborg.

The Happy Swede is a newer restaurant in Lindsborg, and we stopped in to have brunch one Saturday…read moremorning earlier this summer. We were meeting our family here and despite having a huge group we were promptly seated. The interior of this place feels very small town Kansas, but that's not a bad thing, it just has a homey, casual vibe to it. Our server was incredible. If it was just a review on her hospitality I'd give this place a million stars. Part of the issue, well actually the biggest issue was that she was the only person working in the whole building. Despite being open and having a few tables with folks seated, there was only one person in the whole building and she was the server, the hostess, and the chef. So, we all ordered, all different brunch items, she apologized in advance for how long it might be and then she went back to make our meals. It took probably 45 minutes to get food to come out and it was pretty good overall. I won't say it was incredible or the best omelette I'd ever had, but it held up to other brunch spots and I enjoyed my meal. The main issue was how long it took, and the lack of help the staff had. When we were about halfway through our meal two more folks arrived, one was a very young man who worked to bus the tables etc. and the other was a man who appeared to perhaps be the owner? What really rubbed me the wrong way was how hard the woman in the back was hustling to get food out and how he just walked around and chit chatted with folks, when there were clear issues that morning getting food out the door. It just left me with a poor taste in my mouth regarding how employees and customer satisfaction is valued at this place. Overall though the food was pretty good, and I love supporting local places when we visit Lindsborg. I'm sure we will be back next time we're in town and I hope I have a better experience!

It was alright, my mom's chicken tenders were burnt. But mine were ok. They did have good ranch and…read morethe lady behind the counter was friendly. Overall I don't know if I'd comeback but the decor is also really cute, there's a lot of gnomes.

Food was excellent. Very friendly, vibrate and professional service. Will come back again…read moreDrunken noodles, fried rice were awesome, Mt Fuji roll yummy

We're in Kansas. Beef... Right?! Nah, wife wants fish. In landlocked Kansas?! Roll dice…read more Believe the reviews? I do now! Wow, one of the best sashimi (yes, sashimi) values I've ever had. Super fresh and cold, ample, and the presentation was almost embarrassingly elegant. Hamachi Kama was large and basted with an amazing sauce. Vegetable tempura appetizer was light and crispy and ample and (single-digit price tag??!! I'm spending too much time in NYC and LA.) Oh, and the topper? A deep fried Mt Fuji Roll that was huge; all slices topped with a wonderful krab salad, avocado and masago concoction that made me giddy. Top that off with Sapporo on tap with frozen glasses and I'm finding a reason to drive through Kansas again. Did Ike and Mamie eat here?!!

We ate here for lunch and we had chicken salad and husband had Swedish meatballs with noodles ! The…read moresalad was delicious with crispy chicken and the noodles and meatballs were excellent! The beet salad was different because I usually don't like beets But even that was good! Beautiful place very spacious and service was pure perfection!

Locals recommendation for dinner…read more We have been working in nearby McPherson and have eaten at all the possible restaurants and needed a change. Steak house immediately caught our attention. We had a group of eight and were immediately seated in the back. It's a big restaurant for sure. Tables and booths and a bar in the back. They had a fried chicken buffet but we ended up eating off the menu. I could see a lot of locals immediately went for the buffet and salad bar. We had ribeye dinner. Pretzel bun burger. Chicken fried steak and rye burger. Everything was delicious and made fresh to order with salads and sides. Service was nice and attentive. We had a couple of Swedish type drinks. Too sweet but good flavor.

Bartender is super friendly. No draft beer. Beer is cold. I felt safe with the hubs but it's a dive…read morebar. Great people watching. A few were a bit tipsy and highly entertaining. Take a chance!

A basic friendly little neighborhood bar with beers, booze, and grub. The also basic menu is…read moreavailable midday (with a lunch plate special)  and evenings. The food is fresh and good, the service  friendly and usually with a smile. Entertainment, if wanted, can be the staff, the jukebox, TVs for sports (or news or weather or whatever), other patrons, or the breeze under the shade tree out back on the patio. Generally fairly quiet but with brief periods of rambunctiousness. This place isn't trendy or peripheral but is decent, solid, and is-what-it-is. Come on over and enjoy the break. Sidenote: 7 days a week and while Yelp shows 'fast food' don't be confused, it ain't a chain and you might have time for a second drink.