Lexington Candy Shop - Beoordelingen

When i came into this 97y o diner that still served their coke the old fashioned way, julie ragbeer was there performing the song that saved my life

This 97 Year Old NYC Diner still serves their Coca-Cola the old-fashioned way!!!

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This 97 year old diner still serves their Coke the old fashioned way

I started to follow them on the FB a while ago and just wanted to come here for lunch during our stay I will admit that I was a little disappointed by the appea...

Ran over this place after visiting the MET with my son and stopped while eating. Had burgers, onion rings and coconut cake. Everything delicious and service wit...

It's so comforting to know that part of the old, dishonest New York exists. I've been there since I was a kid with family and friends. I still don't know why hi...

Excellent, my family and I came yesterday 23. June here and had the best milkshakes ever. Service was excellent and they lived our English accent xx

Loved it!! It was worth the walk! I am from Argentina and stayed in NY last week. Had a great time with Guillermo and Angelo! The buffalo burger was excellent.

I’ve heard about the Lexington Candy Shop because it is the only restaurant in NY that makes soda the old fashioned way with syrup and seltzer water. With that...

I found this place online and had to try it! We went on a Sunday morning and feared a long waiting time but there were few people. We were seated and helped by...

Old school diner, amazing egg cream and homemade soda. Tuna melt and butter cheeseburger were tasty. Would come back again to try other things on the menu

Delicious sandwiches!!! Highly recommend the Lexington special. Of course we got the coke and we thought it was less carbonated than usual which was interesting...

I'm not going to lie I want to go here to try the Coca-Cola made the old-fashioned way and we ended up staying for breakfast. The nostalgia of old school dinner...

If you want that old school soda fountain experience your grandparents used to tell you about then head on up to the Upper East Side on Lexington to

This place opened in 1925 and has been able to lastThat is the best partThis is a normal diner that feels old school and like a family affair.

This place was opened in 1925 and is still run by the same familyIt is the oldest luncheonette in New York City.

Very fast delivery Food is excellent with very broad menu