Logan Inn, New Hope, Pennsylvania, USA
Written by Debra C. Argen   
Braised Short Ribs, Logan Inn, New Hope, PA - Photo by Luxury Experience Bucks County, Pennsylvania is a treasure trove of historical properties, and the Logan Inn, located in the village of New Hope has proudly upheld the tradition of hospitality since it opened as a tavern in 1722. Chef/Owner Pete Gialias continues the tradition of hospitality with his approach of using the freshest of ingredients at the restaurant.

The Logan Inn opened as The Ferry Tavern in 1722 and as an inn in 1727. It holds the distinction of being the oldest building in New Hope, is the oldest continuously run inn in Bucks County, and is one of the five oldest in the United States. Having lunch at the restaurant in early April 2010, I felt as if Edward and I were experiencing a part of American history. 

Logan Inn, New Hope, PA, USA
Logan Inn

For lunch, Edward had the Braised Short Ribs served with mashed potatoes, boiled and braised white onions, sliced carrots, and broccoli crowns in a rich and hearty gravy. 

Braised Short Ribs - Logan Inn, New Hope, PA, USA - Photo by Luxury Experience
Braised Short Ribs

I had the Jumbo Lump Crab Cake Sandwich, which our server explained could be described as the restaurant's signature dish, that was served on a housemade onion roll accompanied with lettuce, tomatoes, Bermuda onions, a pickle spear, golden steak fries, and fried asparagus spears. 

Jumbo Lump Crab Cake - Logan Inn, New Hope, PA, USA - Photo by Luxury Experience
Jumbo Lump Crab Cake Sandwich

When it comes to crab cakes, I deem myself a connoisseur who has a definite preference as to how I like them prepared; namely they should taste fresh, have balanced seasoning, there should be ample crab meat and not an overabundance of filler, should be delicately golden brown and not greasy. Chef Pete Gialias' version scored very high on my list of requirements; the crabmeat was succulent and plentiful with a fresh taste, was perfectly seasoned, delicately golden, and presented on a housemade onion roll. Add in crispy steak fries and the unusual, but very tasty, fried asparagus, and the marks got even higher. The asparagus were interesting with their crispy seasoned bread crumb coating, and after eating a few, felt that they should come with the label, may become habit forming; suffice to say, I fell in love with the fried asparagus. 

Logan Inn, New Hope, PA, USA
Logan Inn Dining Room 

The Logan Inn is open for Lunch Sunday through Monday from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm, for Dinner Sunday through Thursday from 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm, and Friday and Saturday from 5:00 pm until 10:00 pm; and for Brunch on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm. There is live music in the evening, check their website for the schedule. 

Chef/Owner Pete Gialias - Logan Inn, New Hope, PA, USA - Photo by Luxury Experience
Chef Pete Gialias

Read Chefs' Recipes where Chef Pete Gialias shares his classic Greek recipes for Lemon Olive Oil Sauce and Moussaka

Logan Inn, New Hope, PA, USA - Photo by Luxury Experience

Logan Inn
10 West Ferry Street
New Hope, Pennsylvania 18938
United States
Telephone:
     +1-215-862-2300
Fax:
                +1-215- 862-3931
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Website:        www.LoganInn.com   

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