
Kindred is our cozy corner spot where you’ll find craft beer & cocktails, artisan pizza, retro games, pinball, community events and good company! by Zest is the nourishing thread woven through our menu where you’ll find plant-based and gluten free sweet & savory crepes, vegan pizza, rotating from scratch seasonal offerings and adaptogen elixirs designed to support your body, brain, and balance. If you were looking for Zest Garden Cafe or Marci’s Bar & Bistro, we moved and you’ll find us here. Zest Garden Cafe closed 7/01/24 due to a car hitting the restaurant. We have relocated and rebranded in our new location (Kindred, by Zest) only one block south, sorry we can’t do anything about old menus or photos posted on google!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1644 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Phone: (541) 921-1580
Website: https://kindredbyzest.com/
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Reviews
Drove by last night and looking through the windows this place looked very inviting so we decided to check it out tonight. So glad we did. We needed a spot to eat and hang out at for a bit before the movie next door at the Bijou Theater.
They have various games you can play. We chose UNO. (I won )
The pizzas were Excellent and 8″ was perfect for one person. I highly recommend this place
Stumbled into Zeller’s near closing time for that sacred fourth meal, and wow—this place delivered.
Cora, the bartender/waitress/actual legend, greeted us like we were regulars even though we clearly had “out-of-towners in search of carbs” energy. She was attentive, funny, and genuinely kind in the way that makes you want to stay and ask her life story.
Food? On point. The burger was hand-pressed and cooked just right. The wings—ordered extra crispy—were perfect. Big, juicy, crunchy. Like they came from the kind of chicken that wins bar fights.
Drinks were solid, though they did take about 15 minutes to arrive—even though we were the only folks at the bar. But honestly? Cora was holding it down solo and still managed to keep things flowing with a smile, so all is forgiven.
Turns out they do karaoke every night unless a live band is playing, which only happens a couple times a month. That means your off-key anthem of choice is probably welcome most nights.
Cora also gave us amazing tips on where else to go while we’re in town—local insight with a side of bar wisdom.
Bottom line: if you’re out late and craving real food with real people, Zeller’s is the spot. And if you’re lucky enough to meet Cora, tip well and soak in the conversation. People like her are the secret sauce of any good bar.