I loved the Lexington Crossing Café. I went once or twice a week and told all my friends. It is so convenient and quiet at certain times of the days. I held mini meetings there. Parking is never a problem. Until....THEY STOPPED SERVING COFFEE!! WHAT IS THIS ALL ABOUT???? WHO WANTS TO GO TO A CAFE THAT DOES NOT SERVE COFFEE, ESPECIALLY AT BREAKFAST, UNLESS HE/SHE DOES NOT DRINK COFFEE. PLEASE BRING BACK THE COFFEE!!
Brian Noury
I had the brie and ham sandwich. It was fantastic. Easy casual seating. The specials always seem to be something i would order.
Tiffany S.
Drove all the way down there on my lunch to get the special Lobster Roll that was advertised on their website as the sandwich special with today's date. Only to get there to find out they don't have a Lobster Roll today. Today's special was buffalo chicken. All the good salad items were gone and there was nothing else that seemed worth the price. So I ended up leaving and now I have to work the rest of my 10 hour shift with no food!
Dave L.
I've been eating here since I discovered it this past summer, and I'm convinced that it's the best place to go if you're in the area at lunchtime during the week. The Cafe at Lexington Crossing combines a regular menu of sandwiches, burgers & paninis with a rotating selection of soups and carved meat to satisfy pretty much anyone. As a vegetarian, I'm usually disappointed with "my" little corner of the menu, but that's not the case here. Laura makes THE best veggie burger I've ever had and is the type of chef who remembers what you want on it the next time you stop by. If you haven't tried this place yet, you're missing out!
Good food and a great staff!
GREAT food reasonable prices New chef knows what's up!
Friendly folk and convenient location
Food has gone down hill lately
I remember this place fondly.
Good breakfast everything cooked in-house
I eat here often, the food is very good and service quick. And there's a different lunch special everyday and hearty portions.
Small and limited selection, but tastes better than other corporate cafeterias/cafes I've eaten at. A little pricey.
Great friendly service. Good selection, affordable prices. I've never been disappointed and I been going there for 2 years now at least twice a week.
Good place for lunch. Good selection of sandwiches, and daily specials. Freindly staff.
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I loved the Lexington Crossing Café. I went once or twice a week and told all my friends. It is so convenient and quiet at certain times of the days. I held mini meetings there. Parking is never a problem. Until....THEY STOPPED SERVING COFFEE!! WHAT IS THIS ALL ABOUT???? WHO WANTS TO GO TO A CAFE THAT DOES NOT SERVE COFFEE, ESPECIALLY AT BREAKFAST, UNLESS HE/SHE DOES NOT DRINK COFFEE. PLEASE BRING BACK THE COFFEE!!
I had the brie and ham sandwich. It was fantastic. Easy casual seating. The specials always seem to be something i would order.
Drove all the way down there on my lunch to get the special Lobster Roll that was advertised on their website as the sandwich special with today's date. Only to get there to find out they don't have a Lobster Roll today. Today's special was buffalo chicken. All the good salad items were gone and there was nothing else that seemed worth the price. So I ended up leaving and now I have to work the rest of my 10 hour shift with no food!
I've been eating here since I discovered it this past summer, and I'm convinced that it's the best place to go if you're in the area at lunchtime during the week. The Cafe at Lexington Crossing combines a regular menu of sandwiches, burgers & paninis with a rotating selection of soups and carved meat to satisfy pretty much anyone. As a vegetarian, I'm usually disappointed with "my" little corner of the menu, but that's not the case here. Laura makes THE best veggie burger I've ever had and is the type of chef who remembers what you want on it the next time you stop by. If you haven't tried this place yet, you're missing out!