Logan Inn - Landmark Tavern

Went for an early dinner and absolutely enjoyed everything. Our food and service were incredible. I asked for the whipped goat cheese for my beet appetizer on the side since I do not like goat cheese and I was very happy with the beets, great portion and tasted delicious with the walnuts and oranges. My short ribs were amazing and the mashed potatoes side was very good as well. My partner loved the pork chop, said it was seasoned perfectly and the crispy potatoes were great! Our drinks were good as well. And our server Ashley was so sweet and helpful with us. We had a great experience and would love to return soon. Thank you !

Hands down one of the best dining experiences we've had! Every dish was a knockout - the duck hash was tasty, the crab cake was smooth and packed with flavorful crab meat, and even the chicken BLT sandwich impressed us. The place is stunning and thoughtfully decorated. For the quality, taste, atmosphere, the price honestly feels unreal!

My wife and I went to New Hope for a day trip. The weather was a warm fall day and we stopped at the Logan Inn for lunch. What attracted us was all the outside seating which we were interested in. It was a Saturday, so it was busy with 1/2 hour wait. We decided not to wait and went inside to the bar to have lunch. The inside barwas open to the outside with a nice breeze blowing in. We ordered drinks and sandwiches. Everything was fresh and prepared well and we both really enjoyed our meal. We ordered more drinks and took our time enjoying ourselves in the beautiful bar setting. We will keep the Landmark Tavern on our list to hit again.

We had a wonderful dining experience at the Logan Inn in New Hope. Our server, Sam, was kind, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable—she made great recommendations, was well-versed in gluten-free options, and was fantastic with our kids. The restaurant was beautifully decorated for the holidays, creating a warm and festive atmosphere. And the food was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend!

We were there for a wedding. We walked in and three gentlemen were holding trays of drinks. We asked what they were and the one with fruit in the water said water. The other two said the name of the drinks which I never heard of. So we asked what was in it and they didn't know. The communication was difficult because none of the wait staff spoke English well or at all. Having allergies to food and drinks I need to know what is in them. There was no one to direct us to were to go, so all of the guests were standing in the foyer and then the wait staff were literally bumping and pushing us. You could check in your coats and items but they didn't understand what we asked so I had to show them. The Logan Inn is a beautiful building. Their wedding hall was also beautiful. The table arrangements