Eight things to know about German village fixture Lindey's
Opened by the late Sue Doody in 1981, Lindey’s is one of the longest-running fine-dining restaurants in Columbus.
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Opened by the late Sue Doody in 1981, Lindey’s is one of the longest-running fine-dining restaurants in Columbus.
Bexley native Brad Binsky talks about life as a Lindey’s valet.
With a facelift, can the 41-year-old German Village institution keep the spark alive for Columbus diners for another 40-plus years?
3:49 Lindey’s in German Village saw business drop up to 30% over the past year, as COVID-19 forced Ohio restaurants to halt dine-in service and then reopen with strict limits. But manager Todd Cumbow says he expects about a 25% boost in business during Restaurant Week. “It definitely helps every week that we participate in restaurant week,” Cumbow says. “It definitely brings in more people. It brings in maybe people who wouldn’t normally come in.” The restaurant is offering a 25% discount on a three-course menu, which will cost $40, the higher-end of Restaurant Week offerings. “...