The food was good but the customer service is what made this place great. Everyone we encountered…read morewas so kind and friendly. It was a very cute place to grab a quick and adorable bite to eat.

Good food and atmosphere. Very nice staff delivering food to the table. Beautiful locationread more

First time i visit here. The food is great i loved it.their service is really good and the staff is…read morevery professional

Lots of food for a good price, and the food was well worth the price. Delicious and generous with…read moreportions. Food got to us quick and was cooked well.

This place is always on our list when we visit the area. We went twice during our stay and ordered…read morethe same thing and happened to get the same server. They always give great service. My husband loves the Crab & Jack omelette. It is filled with lots of crab. I order the Prince Street Special with pork roll. So good! FYI- they do not have GF bread. See you next year when we visit the Sights & Sound to see "Jonah".

There is a lot to like about an old fashioned diner that has been here since 1941 without much…read morechanged. My 91 year old mother came here as a child with her dad in the '40s when they came to the city for doctor appts and she said it looks just the same. This place looks antiquated, and on the negative side I did not see a ramp or any handicap access. My mom was able to lift her walker up and down the 2 stone steps. The doors are heavy and the entrance narrow. The bathrooms could accommodate a wheelchair if the doors weren't so narrow. I imagine they have some kind of historical variance allowing them to be so inaccessible. Service was slow but with a smile. Servers were friendly and fellow diners chatty as well. Most food offerings are $10 or less. I ordered a blueberry pancake, plate sized and full of blueberries. I wanted to put butter on it but those hard little butter pats were not going to work. My mom also got pancakes. They were filling, not particularly yummy but considering our total bill was under $20 including iced teas I didn't complain. Some of the desserts looked yummy. Apparently there is an attached space for possibly a larger party but it was closed for construction. Otherwise it is pretty much booth space for 4 or the counter. I was glad we chose to stop in here if only for the nostalgia of it. Can't really see why we would go back. But inexpensive breakfast fare keeps a steady stream of regulars!

I have recently gone in to Issac's, I believe the date was 6/27, I had a sever Nicole. She was very…read moreinattentive and provided an uncomfortable and unfriendly environment for me and my family. It was rather unfortunate, this restaurant has great food, but the service was rather disappointing this visit. However, a week or 2 earlier on a work dinner and I had the server Maddie, she has long black hair, and she was amazing. Even the reason I decided to bring my family here. After this event I was left with a rather bad taste in my mouth (and it wasn't from the food.) I will certainly not suggest this location, nor will I be returning.

What happened to your prices? $17 for a sandwich in Lititz, PA. I miss the good old days and the…read morelinguini salad that I still make at home. :(

I enjoyed the food the staff were super friendly.I went with a group of 12.I would highly…read morerecommend.I ordered the double double cheeseburger it was huge!!

DJ's Taste of the 50's is such a fun throwback spot! The atmosphere is absolutely adorable --…read morebright colors, retro tables and classic 50's décor that really makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. We ordered the California Cheesesteak, which was okay but not spectacular. The Loaded Fries with cheese whiz and ranch were great though -- and the ranch is homemade and seriously delicious! The highlight was definitely the Knuckle Burger -- the bacon was cooked perfectly, the burger was juicy, and it came out piping hot. The service was friendly and quick, and our food arrived fresh and hot, which we really appreciated. Overall, a fun diner experience with great vibes, good food, and excellent service. We'd come back for the atmosphere (and that ranch!) alone!

I always try to support small businesses. It's a great place to get gas, wash your car, and get a…read morequick bite to eat. They offer free vacuum service for your car. The power is awesome and I was impressed. In a world where money is a top priority for businesses, it's refreshing to experience something free for great quality service. Thank you Molly's staff.

Very good food amazing bathroom did not try the car wash but overall nice staff good food but could…read morehave used more mayo on the blt great place to go for lunch snack or gas

Decent spot for lunch. A bit of a limited menu but the subs we had were delicious. Opted for the…read more11" options to have leftovers later. Interior is small but I do believe there is a small courtyard to sit in. We've only ever ordered take out. Counter staff have always been courteous and welcoming when we stop.

Excellent mix of Italian meats. Friendly and quick service! Only change needed is a better bun.read more

We recently visited Lyndon Diner and had a wonderful experience. We ordered the Lyndon Breakfast…read moreSpecial, substituting turkey sausage for the bacon, along with the Fried Chicken Caesar Salad, Mac and Cheese, coffee, applesauce, and apple juice. The service was good, but the food was even better! Everything was delicious, and we really enjoyed our meal. My hubby told me he had read that the diner was closing and would be replaced by a Raising Cane's, and I was honestly so sad to hear that. Lyndon Diner is more than just a place to grab a meal. It has that nostalgic, old-school charm that you just don't find everywhere anymore. One of the little things that really brought back memories for me was the classic red plastic Coca-Cola cups. Seeing those cups instantly took me back to growing up in Texas and drinking out of my grandma's red Coca-Cola cups. It's amazing how something so simple can bring back such wonderful memories. I truly hope Lyndon Diner gets to stick around. Places like this are special, not only because of the food, but because of the memories and nostalgia they create.

My party of three's final dine-in meal in South Central Pennsylvania specifically Lancaster,…read morePennsylvania for Sunday breakfast post Independence Day 2026 which after completion we immediately forward to navigate the long-haul car drive return to our native NYC. Upon entering the maître d' disappeared from the hostess stand, but we waited to be seated at a table. We were placed at a booth where given the name Lyndon Diner is a diner. We waited with great patience approximately ten minutes for our waiter to appear at our booth. It did not appear extremely busy nor at full capacity for early morning Sunday breakfast. A male runner did acknowledged with gratitude noting our patience to take our drink orders. After scanning the standard large laminated printed spiral menu, I decided on breakfast sandwich. I'll admit, I was homesick as I miss NY style breakfast sandwiches particularly lox and schmear on a bagel as appetizing. It is the ultimate classic New York bagel pairing combination. "Lox" refers to silky brined or cold-smoked salmon, while "schmear" is the Yiddish (Jewish) word for a generous spread of cream cheese. New York continues to reign supreme for pairing of lox (cured salmon) and schmear (cream cheese) on a bagel. The waitress looked at me non-Pennsylvanian visibly befuddled with silence as she did not understand. The end result my order was fulfilled as baked salmon $18.99 with lemon and one slice of orange on a separate plate. The salmon was gargantuan cooked very well as it was not dry of good consistency and flavorful favorable. I am very impressed with the size and the actual cooking of the salmon. However, I was despondently disappointed as I wanted "lox and schmear" on a bagel for a bagel sandwich. My bagel was awful as it was flat not chewy. Western sandwich $7.99 Scrambled eggs, white dry toast. Toast is not included in this entrée, but we were charged $2.99. Irish breakfast $12.59 Unfortunately this entrée is missing the key features of pork sausages (bangers), thick-cut back bacon (rashers), black pudding, white pudding, fried sunny eggs, and sauteed tomatoes. Two French toast $6.49. It was a large mound of home fries potato embedded with pieces of meat. It was a gargantuan ash heap of potatoes. This is starch high heaven! I did not see any egg, no tomato, no sausage, and absolutely no pudding. Total disappoint. The prepared finished result and appearance called Irish breakfast was egregiously appalling and insult to New York Irish. I refused to apologize for being a native New Yorker. All in all and all in the food was mediocre. My party was disappointed and we miss our home city's ethnic diversity food offerings, large portion size and quality. Price is moderately extortionate high at Lyndor Diner, but expected in 2026 stagflation era. Customer service is fair to middling average, as I concur with Yelpers, indeed. No comment for restroom facilities as I did not utilized. Takeout menu is available for grabs. I have no plan to return.