Burleigh’s Luncheonette Ticonderoga
Step back in time at this family-friendly restaurant in Ticonderoga.
Photos courtesy of Burleigh’s Luncheonette
Burleigh's Luncheonette is a long-time fixture in downtown Ticonderoga. The Luncheonette is what remains from a former Rexall pharmacy and now serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a retro 1950s style diner.
Burleigh’s restaurant in Ticonderoga.
We love their checkerboard floors, vintage jukebox, padded booths and stools, and authentic countertops.
And that's before we've even talked about the food. Breakfast consists of all the yummy, savory, and sweet items you would expect from your favorite diner -- pancakes and other delicious straight-from-the-griddle items, breakfast sammies, and eggs cooked to order.
Lunch offerings include burgers, custom-ordered sandwiches, and salads. Check out their Facebook page for daily dinner options.
Find Burleigh’s Luncheonette in Ticonderoga.
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