Reviews of George's Luncheonette. (Restaurant) in Yonkers (New York).

Name: George's Luncheonette
Address: 160 Lockwood Ave, Yonkers, NY 10701, United States, Yonkers, New York
Telephone: +1914-376-4126
Price range: €€
Rating: 4.4

George's Luncheonette

49 Reviews

22 Comments

Restaurant

Breakfast restaurant

160 Lockwood Ave, Yonkers, NY 10701, United States

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Description

Information of George's Luncheonette, Restaurant in Yonkers (New York)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of George's Luncheonette

Sunday

5 am–11 pm

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5 am–11 pm

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5 am–11 pm

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5 am–11 pm

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5 am–11 pm

Friday

5 am–11 pm

Saturday

5 am–11 pm

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Reviews of George's Luncheonette

Jon Vargas

Place changed ownership several months ago. Prices have recently been raised, too much, too fast and without prior warning, a few weeks ago. Place has been a neighborhood staple for many years and thus gets a lot of regulars. Unfortunately the clientele is old white males many of whom are retired and hang out there. The short order cooks are also of the same demographic. The only reason I even mention those things is because the place doesn't feel very welcoming to people of color. In fact, the cooks are usually full of attitude and often rude. Worse yet is that they will sometimes will mess up your order. This almost always occurs because they are busy carrying on a conversation with one of the other boomers that hang out there. The only bright spot is the cashiers are younger, friendly, people of color, because the new owner is also. And the business is now family owned as the different cashiers are all relatives of the owner. The owner kept the old cooks presumably to try and keep the same business. But the cooks were always the worst part of this place. It's the good food, good prices and location that made this place.