cardigan's restaurant & bar

greatplacedown the street. eating out with small children can be a chore. cardigans provides an excellentplaceto enjoy a good meal while offering child appropriate options. the service is always well-done, and the bar does a great job of mixing drinks. this is a great family go-to eatery.

just okay. we were up from okc and looking for aplaceto eat. we decided on cardigans based on the favorable ratings on this website. we probably should have read them closer. this was just a really tired place. there were only about three other diners at 7 on a saturday. the music was an odd choice that lent to a very 80's dining vibe and did nothing to add any energy to the place. the 80's continued on to the menu. it just lacked anything very interesting. really tired options. the spinach artichoke dip was a little runny, but taste was fine. the chicken fried steak was fine, the asian stir fry was fine. everything was just okay, but not enough to ever get us to visit again. they need to revamp their menu, think outside the box some. change the atmosphere so you don't feel like you need to whisper.

excellent!. this is theplaceto enjoy a great meal. recently we tried the crab cakes, caesar salad, beef stroganoff, and french onion soup. all wonderful selections. their steaks are cooked to perfection and sides tasteful. a delight to enjoy every time we eat there!

good food, okay service, menopausal clientele. ate there for lunch on a friday.

i ordered the beef stragonoff and it was very good. it was a huge portion, so you should stick to the lunch portion or plan on splitting it with someone.

service was okay. not good or great, but average.

this seems to be the favoriteplacefor women over the age of 50 to eat. that's not an exaggeration either. roughly 80% of the customers that were in there for weekday lunch were middle-aged women.

unassuming with surprising quality. visited on a saturday night with my roommate. very few people there at 6:00 pm, but the crowd picked up by the time we left. i'd give the service a 7 for myself, and a 5-6 for my roommate brian. i ordered a beer and it was promptly served, as well as my second. the pre-dinner bread was very so-so, but i wasn't expecting much. i ordered the beef stroganoff and brian ordered the balsamic chicken, the stoganoff was awesome, although heavy. i'm a big eater, and could only eat half of it. lots of surprisingly tender beef, and the sour cream really set it off.
brian's balsamic chicken was good if you absolutely love bell peppers and whole olives. the chicken was well cooked, but completely overshadowed by the veggies.
the music was laughable. the satellite station was called studio 54. disco music does not fit this place. the interior is extremely minimal, almost to the point of bland.
overall, i would say it is a very goodplaceto go on a cold day to get that stroganoff. perfect savory winter food

cardigans is a greatplacetucked away on lewis avenue offering home-cooked food, great service and a calm atmosphere. open for 16 years, cardigans reminded me of a sports bar type atmosphere without all the noise. the walls were scattered with history de