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Lexington Luncheonette
Address: 1226 Lexington Avenue
Block: Lexington Avenue between 82nd & 83rd
Phone: 212-288-0057
Website: http://www.lexingtoncandyshop.net/
Features: Diners
Yelp users give Lexington Luncheonette an overall rating of 3 based on 57 total reviews.
Vivienne G. says "The one star is for the exceptional ambiance. I would have given this place no stars but you can't beat the overall look of the place. It's a time machine......read more
Paul S. says "Great atmosphere and look back in time. You can even get a little star watching in. I saw actor Andrew McCarthy which was cool for me given my age. The food......read more
Azuree M. says "My mom and I ate here after going to the Central Park Zoo. We used a groupon for two cheeseburgers and two shakes. We added a side if the "heart health"......read more
Citysearch users give Lexington Luncheonette an overall rating of 7 out of 10 based on 6 total reviews.
Awful Service ( - androomlin rates it 2 out of 10) - Bad service - they just don't care.
We ordered some breakfast here, waited at least 15 minutes, while everyone around us (even those who arrived and ordered later) was receiving their food. We thought something was wrong, so we asked our… ...read more
American food doesn't get much better than this! ( - metfan rates it 10 out of 10) - We went to the luncheonette for breakfast, then we went to the museum, but we loved the luncheonette so much we went back for a late lunch. 4 of us shared cinnamon raisin walnut french toast, fantastic pancakes and fresh squeezed orange… ...read more
Prompt service followed by bad attitude and overpriced mediocre food ( - DavidW415 rates it 4 out of 10) - We slipped into this place late one Monday morning the day after gay pride, wanting only a place to chill and talk, and have some breakfast. However, the middle-aged presumably native New Yorkers running the place had native New Yorker… ...read more