
Featuring one of the only roof decks in the area, The Lexington is the go-to destination for after work drinks, evening get-togethers, and possibly the first or last stop of an evening out. The Lexington offers seasonal outdoor seating with views of The Common. The Lexington has been designed with an open greenhouse layout, and can accommodate full buyouts of business events, weddings, or seasonal holiday parties. It also features a private dining room with seating for up to 40 guests.
Hours
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 N First St Fl 2, Cambridge, MA 02141
Phone: (617) 945-1349
Website: https://www.thelexingtoncx.com/the-lexington-restaurant
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Reviews
For drinks, the first drink was awful:( (it was a house cocktail, I forgot the name but it had clarified milk). The hostess was really nice let me reorder. Second time I ordered Upscale Retail, that was also bad but not as bad as the first.
Overall, I recommend the food but not the drinks.
I recently got to try their brunch on a Saturday afternoon. The menu was a quintessential example of contemporary American brunch fare, and overall, the dishes we chose were good. Highlights for me included the Smoked Salmon and the Sourdough French Toast. The salmon was served atop a crispy mini potato waffle, with the addition of sour cream and red onions complementing the smoked fish perfectly. As for the French toast, while it teetered on the edge of being soggy, its softness surprisingly paired well with the richness of vanilla bean cream and the fresh berries.
The Yogurt Parfait, chosen for a healthier touch, unfortunately skewed too sour for my taste, even with the berry toppings. In the Steak and Eggs dish, the crispy home fries were one of the best I’ve had in the city, though the steak itself was merely average.
With so many new contemporary restaurants in the city, The Lexington may not be the standout it once was. However, it still holds its own as an elegant dining spot, particularly for dinner. With reservations now more accessible, I’d recommend them to anyone looking for an upscale yet relaxed dining experience.
Food items – particularly appetizers and small plates – were great. Get the onion dip and duck tostada in particular. The jalapeno bacon croquettes were also a big hit. For main courses, the gnocchi and seafood dishes were great. Dessert dishes were ok, not amazing for the end of the meal.
Drinks also were delicious – there’s a wide selection of cocktails and the wine selection was varied.
Service was a bit spotty. Because we were a larger group, I thought we would be waited upon quickly but a few items – particularly drinks – took a long time to get to us with repeated inquiries about the same. Given it’s proximity to other offices it’s a good safety choice for events. That said I think the service could level up to the quality of the food.
Overall, I would be willing to try this place again—next time, I’d likely dine in to ensure the burger is cooked exactly how I like it.
Loved the chicken cordonbleu
Service was ok
Atmosphere not so good. Like sitting in a fishbowl and it was uncomfortable cold
Suggest some curtains for the winter period