Legend Calls This 111 Year-Old Upstate New York Eatery The “Best”

A New York legend dined at a historic Upstate New York restaurant and was blown away with the food.

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The Greenwood Lake property is known as "The Castle." Derek Jeter first listed the home in early 2018 for $14.75 million.

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Another New York Yankee legend was in Upstate New York on Monday.

New York Yankee Legend's Family Calls This Troy, New York Restaurant The "Best"

Don Mattingly, "Donnie Baseball" and his family dined at Manory’s in Troy, New York on Monday.

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Mattingly's wife, Lori, shared of photo of Mattingly at the eatery calling Manory's the "Best little restaurant in Troy."

Opened Up In 1913

Manory's opened up at the corners of 4th and Congress Street in Historical Downtown Troy in 1913.

The eatery is now open Tuesday-Sunday. Manory's serves breakfast all day, lunch and early dinners along with ice cream and cinnamon rolls.

Manory's is the "oldest restaurant" in Troy, New York, according to the business.

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Mattingly stopped by Manory's while on his way to be inducted into the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame in Gloversville, New York.

"Congratulations to my husband, Buck Showalter, and the other very deserving individuals who were inducted into the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame," Lori wrote on Instagram. "Such a great event!"

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