


Elliotts is a gourmet farm to table restaurant. We also have a casual side as well, with full bar, 32 wine-tap system, and wine cellar. Join us for an intimate date night, to celebrate with friends, or for one of our monthly events! We do offer lunch through our attached store known as Elliotts Provisions. Lunch offers a make your own salad bar to wonderful wraps, paninis, and hot sandwiches. Come join us for lunch or dinner and see what Elliotts is about.
Contemporary restaurant for refined, imaginative dishes made with local ingredients & global wines.
Hours
| Monday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 905 Linden Rd a, Pinehurst, NC 28374
Phone: (910) 215-0775
Website: http://www.elliottsonlinden.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: elliottsonlinden.comopentable.com
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Reviews
We will never be back.
My wife and I recently moved to the area and have been enjoying trying new restaurants.
My wife is a physician, and for Christmas she received a gift card to Elliots from her boss, who highly recommended it. Around the same time, our daughter was visiting from Italy, so we thought this would be a perfect opportunity to enjoy a special family lunch together.
Unfortunately, what we expected to be a memorable experience turned into the most disappointing and unpleasant restaurant experience we have ever had.
When we arrived, the restaurant was completely empty, which we assumed was because it was lunchtime. As we walked in, we spoke to the chef and asked whether we should seat ourselves or wait to be seated. From the very beginning, the chef did not seem interested in welcoming us at all and simply told us to sit anywhere.
We then sat at our table for nearly 30 minutes. During that time, an employee walked by several times but never acknowledged us—not even to say “someone will be with you shortly.” We initially thought they might be preparing to help us, but no one ever came. It felt as though we were invisible.
Feeling extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome, we eventually decided to leave quietly. As we walked out, the chef saw us leaving and showed no concern or interest whatsoever.
We are still unsure whether we were ignored because we were the only family there or for some other reason, but at no point did we feel welcome. It was an upsetting and unacceptable experience.
We will never return, and we would strongly advise others to think twice before dining here, as no customer should ever feel ignored, unwelcome, or disrespected in a restaurant.
We split the Serrano ham appetizer, which came with a nice bruchetta, and it was absolutely wonderful. The portion was perfect for two people, but I kind of regretted sharing since it was so good. I got my old fashioned smoked, and it was poured table side and the entire drink was wonderful, as was my husband’s pilsner.
For dinner, I ordered the elk while my husband ordered the fillet. I went with the recommended med rare for the elk, and it was cooked perfectly. And I say that as someone who eats blue-rare steak normally. It was easy to cut, tender, and the sauce served with it was amazing. My husband’s fillet was also melt in the mouth, and our sides (potatoes, truffle Mac and cheese, and brussel sprouts) all tasted great, even if they weren’t exactly my thing. No reflection on the chef or the taste; I just personally like saucier Mac and cheese and the mashed potatoes had carrots, ham, and something else in them, and the texture was a bit too much for me.
For dessert we ordered the creme brulee and the goat cheese cheesecake. Both good, but I had to take half the cheesecake home because my eyes were definitely bigger than my stomach at this point.
The absolute best part of this meal was how unhurried we felt. I didn’t even notice that it took us two hours for the whole experience. I absolutely love that there was some time between the appetizer and the main course for us to sit, talk, and just enjoy instead of rushing through dinner. The patio with the fire pit looked so cozy I kind of wish we’d gotten there earlier for a drink and to sit outside (and it hasn’t been so cold!).
Overall, the service was excellent with the single mistake being corrected quickly, and the food itself was amazing. Absolute five star experience.
Went more recently (June 2025)
An unforgettable dining experience. The chef at Elliot’s showcases remarkable culinary talent, matched by equally impressive bartending. We started with the lobster bisque—easily the best I’ve ever had—along with the cepeachi and crab hush puppies, each beautifully crafted and full of robust flavor. For entrées, we enjoyed the elk, filet mignon, and salmon—all cooked to perfection and creatively presented. We paired them with a smooth Merlot, seriously THE BEST Old Fashioned I’ve had to date, and a rich espresso martini. Dessert was the grand finale: the sticky bread pudding and chocolate torte were indulgent and unforgettable. We used some of the caramel torte drizzle on the chocolate torte and it was chef’s kiss.
Service was top-notch—especially from Matt (the older one), whose wit, professionalism, and attentiveness elevated the experience. We left with full bellies and completely blown away by the evening.