Quindt's Towne Lounge Restaurant Bar

It was quite busy early on a Saturday night, but the service was excellent and the club atmosphere was fantastic. The staff truly seemed to enjoy their work, which is always a positive sign! I had the prime rib sandwich along with roasted red potatoes, and I really enjoyed my meal.

Who let the nursing home out for happy hour? Yikes! One guy introduced himself by saying, "Hi, I’m _____. If I get out of line, you can spank me." Um, no thanks. Keep dreaming, old timer!

To my pleasant surprise, I ordered the Southwest Chicken Sandwich, one of the daily specials, while my wife opted for a Cod Sandwich from the regular menu. Our toddler had a Grilled Cheese from the kids' menu. The Southwest sauce, basically a spicy mayo, was what you would expect, but the highlight was the chicken breast on my sandwich. It was fried to perfection—crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside. For a place that doesn’t appear to be much, it turned out to be a really satisfying sandwich. My wife didn’t have much to say about her Cod Sandwich except that it was good, but I noticed it was quite sizable—definitely larger than mine. The best praise I can give my child's Grilled Cheese is that he finished the entire thing, which is a feat since he’s usually quite picky. I chose sweet potato fries as my side, and they were decent, but I also ended up finishing most of my kid’s regular French fries, which were notably better than average. They seemed to have a starch coating that made them crispier, and I had no complaints about that—they were delicious. For dessert, I tried the Peanut Butter Dream Cheesecake from the daily specials. This dessert featured layers of peanut butter cheesecake, banana cheesecake, and a chocolate crust that tasted like crushed Oreos. I’m not sure if they make their own desserts, but I appreciate the chance to try unique flavor combinations like this, and it did not disappoint. Overall, we were very pleased with the food; our server was friendly, and the prices were reasonable. If we find ourselves in the area again, we’d definitely eat here once more.

Not great, not bad. I came here with some of my family for dinner to make use of a gift certificate that was about to expire (gift certificates here are void after one year, it's always frustrating when places do this). It was a busy night and the hostess was missing so the bartender seated us. There was only one waitress so the evening went relatively slow for service but she was still friendly. Decent selection on the menu for appetizers, burgers/sandwiches, soups/salad and entrees. Nice children's menu selection, no gluten free options for my niece and nephew but they just ate without the bun. I had a burger and despite the BBQ sauce, it was very bland. I don't think I'd come back for the food since there are lots of other great spots in town but maybe a drink at the bar as there were some nice specials.

Club Sandwich was perfect and hit the spot! French Dip Sandwich also very good. When you enter Quindt's you walk into an inviting and nice sized bar with TVs. We might have ate at the bar but none of the tap beer appealed to us. Even Spotted Cow would have sufficed. No big deal really, so we ate in the dining room since we weren't drinking. The service was friendly and speedy. The beer brat cheese soup was hot and tasty and only a $1.50 charge instead of fries with the sandwiches. Large parking lot and clean bathroom. Bowls of my favorite snack mix on the bar, grabbed some salty snacks on the way out. I almost stuck around for the snack mix alone!