The Neighbors Place is an excellent restaurant! Great service, great food! Had a delicious meal. The vibe is upscale and casual at the same time. It truly feels like your neighbors place!
Vegan Restaurant
The Neighbors Place
· $$$$ · lynchburg · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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The Neighbors Place is an excellent restaurant! Great service, great food! Had a delicious meal. The vibe is upscale and casual at the same time. It truly feels like your neighbors place!
First time here since I'm new to this area. I'd heard all good things so I decided to try their happy hour. It's easy to find and it's an attractive building. Plenty of parking for happy hour on a Wednesday, but I can imagine that's not the case on a Friday or a weekend. It's on a side street that's pretty tight. It was nice (but a little dated with the beige carpet) decor. It was also very clean. I sat at the bar and was handed menus immediately. I chose to have an Absolut mule and the spinach dip. The mule was small but fine...I didn't taste the vodka though. The spinach dip was pretty tasteless and I was disappointed. I ate about a third of it and was done. I decided to change course since I needed lunch for the rest of the week, so I got the blackened chicken pasta with garlic bread and a house Cabernet Sauvignon. Much better choice, althoughthe garlic bread was kind of soggy... not really toasted. I'll definitely try this place again, maybe on a weekend evening or something. I'd like to try more of the menu (it's huge). It's not cheap but not exorbitant either. Also, the patio area was nice. I ate inside but went out there to smoke. The bartender told me there were ashtrays out there but I had to ask a server for one.
First time here since I'm new to this area. I'd heard all good things so I decided to try their happy hour. It's easy to find and it's an attractive building. Plenty of parking for happy hour on a Wednesday, but I can imagine that's not the case on a Friday or a weekend. It's on a side street that's pretty tight. It was nice (but a little dated with the beige carpet) decor. It was also very clean. I sat at the bar and was handed menus immediately. I chose to have an Absolut mule and the spinach dip. The mule was small but fine...I didn't taste the vodka though. The spinach dip was pretty tasteless and I was disappointed. I ate about a third of it and was done. I decided to change course since I needed lunch for the rest of the week, so I got the blackened chicken pasta with garlic bread and a house Cabernet Sauvignon. Much better choice, althoughthe garlic bread was kind of soggy... not really toasted. I'll definitely try this place again, maybe on a weekend evening or something. I'd like to try more of the menu (it's huge). It's not cheap but not exorbitant either. Also, the patio area was nice. I ate inside but went out there to smoke. The bartender told me there were ashtrays out there but I had to ask a server for one.
Worst ny strip I’ve ever had. I had to saw through each bite. I told waitress it was bad, no comment. Terribly tough and chewy. I’ve been pleased with other dishes, but do not recommend the steak.