The Lincroft Inn

A very historic place. Thinking they should go to the early years and offer a signature cocktail/sandwich, a Manhattan and steak sandwich. A fun place to hang out.

TALENTED CHEF, INTERESTING MENU, NOT OVERCROWDED.

Not open

Read the poor reviews and hoped for better things.
Staff was friendly so promising possibilities, however seemed under staffed as was a slow go for food.
My wife had the grilled shrimp salad but they forgot to add the dressing? Either that or it was the lightest dressing in the world. Sister had the tilapia however was below par, only had about a 3rd. I had the shrimp wrap, was a little fishy to my liking.
Prices are high, staff is friendly, however the dust and dirt are high as well. This is in a great area with a huge client base, and if they implemented changes based on all the bad reviews they could make a killing. Right now it seems they're just getting by and the food is a key indicator of it.

my husband came here and ate at the bar, said it was ok, so on a sunday night when we had nothing left at home to eat, we decided to go. this time, we didn't realize it, but were seated in the main dining area. the appetizers were priced around $10-12 and the entrees around $20-30. i decided to go with one of the specials - veal scallopini with risotto and brocolli rabe. my husband got another special of cod. the only thing fresh about my food was the fresh ground pepper he put on at my request. the veal was clearly frozen, and tasted OLD...my husband, upon tasting it, promptly spit it into his napkin. the brocolli rabe was, i kid you not, BROWN in spots. the risotto was undercooked. it looked literally like a lean-cuisine creation, which if i was just paying $3 for would be acceptable. my entree was $30 and my husband's was $28 - his entree was marginally better than mine. they have no business charging those prices for food of that low caliber. we are NEVER going back. when there are so many wonderful restaurants down the road in red bank, why would anyone come here?

This place is a disaster. A group of us went for dinner. The service was so slow meals came out one at a time. The food was poor. One of our party just came home from the hospital with food poisoning. All that and it's quite expensive. Never going again.

This place is owned by Martha Harry the younger sister of Debirah Harry the lead singer of Blondie
I can imagine the place looks dirty probably the same at Martha's house Martha also has a home
in West Palm Beach Florida the state where her sister was born