Review Town Meeting Bistro - Lexington

Absolutely phenomenal food and even better service. Town Meeting Bistro is a lovely little dining room in the back of a fancy little old inn in historic Lexington. The menu shows off seasonal, farm-to-table ingredients in a variety of upscale, but not pretentious, dishes, and the quaint decor evokes an 18th century-inspired feel without being over the top. I arrived just after 8:00 (they close at 9:00) without a reservation, and after checking with the kitchen that they could accommodate me, no one on staff ever treated me like an inconvenience. I was serviced with kindness, sincerity, and class - and I made sure to return it with copious, well-deserved thanks. The food was incredible. I had a parsnip soup with poached pears and candied pecans which was, for my mouth, like coming in from the winter cold to a warm blanket on the couch. It was so good, I’m determined to try and recreate it at home. I followed that up with a wild mushroom risotto which made me count my blessings that I enjoy both mushrooms and risotto. I washed it all down with a delightful rye cocktail, and would have partaken of dessert if my company dining budget would have had the space (it was also approaching 9:00 and I wanted to be considerate to the staff). All in all, a fantastic experience. I’ll be sure to visit again, and perhaps stay at the inn as well.

Amazing food and service in a relaxing atmosphere. We came for the brunch, we had the omelette, smoked salmon Benedict and champagne. The food were excellent!will definitely return and recommend to my friends.

The Inn at Hastings Park is our neighborhood local and this has to be one of the most welcoming, cheerful and unprepossessing Relais Chateaux around. All of the top-quality wines and sophisticated preparation come served by a down-home American team striving to give their customers good old-fashioned customer service. The food is delicious and varied: You can find something for everyone and the cocktails are original and imaginative. Lamb cavatelli, clam chowder, burrata & asparagus, English blanc de blanc. The wine list heavily favors California for the American labels and could offer more Texas, Oregon or: Vermont!?! Can't wait to get back to Town Meeting Bistro. In fact I have already booked for day after tomorrow.

Found this gem of a restaurant for a Sunday brunch with my Mom and sister. The atmosphere was great. Quaint rustic dining room with great service, delicious food and sizable portions. You must go on an empty stomach. Looking forward to my next visit.

Excellent outdoor dining experience on the front porch under the radiant heaters!

This is a lovey little restaurant in our beautiful town hotel. It's a large open space that has been tastefully decorated with a modern colonial feel. We came here for a date night dinner and it had been some time since we last came so we thought let's come again. First and foremost, the food is delicious. Every single thing we ordered was cooked to perfection and the presentation detail was spot on. The staff were also good and so nice. I would recommend each waiter or waitress trying everything on the menu. I had the soup and the waitress couldn't tell me what it was or what it was like. I ordered it anyway and it was really delish! I would really like to give the restaurant 4.5 stars instead of 4 but it misses 5 stars due to the space itself. It's very open and it's very loud and I couldn't hear the music at all. The ceiling does have noise minimizers, but since that has probably worked a bit it may be worth putting down rugs or thinking about dividing up the space with low walls to keep it open but to separate diners. You can hear everything the table next to you is saying and this could help that a lot. Otherwise this is a nice restaurant, perfect for a date, and perfect for people who love great food!

My sister was visiting from Houston and we were celebrating her 50th birthday. Ruthnie took care of us like family, as always. She worked with the wonderful staff at Artistry to make my sis's birthday a day she won't soon forget. From the special, almost to pretty to consume, charcuterie to the mouth watering brunch and finally the beautifully plated birthday cake. The chef was so talented and passionate about what he does that we were in awe. Such attentiveness and warm service that my family kept saying how genuine and heartfelt their efforts were. The quality of the food and the gracious service from our server were appreciated by all. They even gave my sister a card that they all signed! Don't hesitate to book a table here for your next special occasion, or turn an ordinary day into one by coming here! They never disappoint, but they really wowed us this time. Thank you, Ruthnie and all of you rock stars at Artistry on the Green!

The interior decorator that worked on the inn is a genius. The mix of old and new is inspirational. Our hostess was friendly. Our server good. My quiche was a buttery masterpiece. Wonderful lunch!

The atmosphere is very nice with some jazz music playing. Breakfast is expensive compared to Via Lago which is 2 minute ride down the street. The food was excellent and the atmosphere is calming. The total cost for breakfast (2 eggs, fruit and coffee) was $13.97. Lunch here was exceptional too, but again very expensive.

Great meal and service. This place is not cheap, but it exceeded my expectations. The cuisine and service was superb. They also have a solid draught beer list, only serving local brews.

Artistry On The Green is located in The Inn at Hastings Park in Lexington. Beautiful dining room with enough sound absorbing material on the ceiling to keep the noise level down, It worked, they got quite busy at lunch, but it never got loud. The chairs looked uncomfortable, but they turned out to be very pleasant. Warm homemade Rosemary Focaccia and a small Brioche arrived with some delicious butter that was in spreadable condition. Of course, you get linen napkins.