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    Horse Inn

    4.4 (418 reviews)
    ModerateGastropubs, American
    Closed • Closed
    Updated a few days ago

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    HORSE INN ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Tracy K.

    I can't believe I've never been here before. Ultimate comfort food with max flavor! Great service! So much history in the building and restaurant. We had the Fried Green tomato BLT and shrimp and grits, chefs kiss So delicious

    Al N.

    Went to the Horse Inn last week and had a really good time. Cool place. You kinda feel like you are in an old horse barn which is actually pretty sweet. They do this mystery beer thing which is just a cheap beer but it's fun and feels on brand for the place. Food wise the beef tips are the move. I would honestly go back just for that. Good spot overall.

    Shared dish of incredible Tips and Toast and the Horse Inn Burger (that needs NOTHING!) accompanied the the best "Paper Plane " I ever had!
    Zig Z.

    Cocktails Extraordinaire, "Tips and Toast" and Jazz Tuesdays! My recent first time visit to this eclectic upstairs Speak Easy bar and restaurant on a Tuesday night was a strikingly great and memorable experience! The room exudes a warm and comfortable vibe, super friendly staff, patrons and jazz- trio musicians. The bartender cranks out "best-in-your-life" versions of your favorite cocktail as only a seasoned pro can do (I went with a Knob Creek Rye Old Fashioned, later a Paper Plane that both knocked my socks off!) This kitchen is Lancaster's best kept insider secret! Fresh Lancaster County meats are featured on my buddy Alan's favorite two dishes there: the (Sirloin) Tips and Toast, and the Horse Inn Burger- we split and shared- and devoured both in "STUNNED SILENCE' Be sure to save room for their made-in-house Ice Cream for dessert- EPIC rotating along with standing flavors! The smooth "Tom Ponce Project" trio that plays there every Tuesday night attracts a group of local clientele that savor the entire experience, and I found myself wishing I had anyplace like this back home in the Philadelphia Mainline! Yes, the Horse In now tops my list of the very best things to do in Lancaster, PA!

    Tips on toast!
    William H.

    Another delicious and entertaining night at the Horse Inn! Always consistent and welcoming!

    Valerie L.

    I managed to snag a 5 o'clock Friday reservation two weeks in advance--the only time left. When we arrived, there was already a line out the door! We parked around the block without any trouble, but take note: the street in front is residential only, so use the lot behind the building or find street parking nearby. The Horse Inn is the oldest consecutively running restaurant in Lancaster City, and its setting alone is worth the visit. Located on a quiet residential street with little façade, you climb two flights of stairs to the third floor and step straight into a 1920s-era speakeasy vibe: low ceilings with exposed beams, original hardware and brick walls, iron gates and chandeliers, and dim lighting. There's even a small area big enough for a three-piece band, which I'm guessing plays jazz on live-music nights. The whole space easily exudes the coolest casual atmosphere in the city. The menu is simple but solid. We both ordered custom cocktails, which is not something we usually do, but this felt like a place we could trust, and we were right. He ordered the burger; I had the fried grains. Both dishes were solid choices. Dessert was the real showstopper: a scoop of sweetcorn ice cream that easily ranks among the best ice creams I've ever had. Service matched the vibe: our waitress was straightforward, checked in just the right amount, and seemed to anticipate our needs while keeping the table turnover smooth. All in all, a great experience. Next time, I'll try to visit on a Tuesday for the live music. Just note: it's definitely not handicapped accessible, and I did see older patrons struggle with the stairs, which tells me it's been worth the climb for a long, long time.

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    Tanya C.

    some of the absolute best food I have had in a long while. typically, we discuss what could have made this experience better? well the short answer tonight was NOTHING. food was seasoned perfectly and looked just as good as it tasted. we found this spot in Yelp, of course, and it was certainly worthy of the rating and then some. we didn't make reservations so we enjoyed beverages at the bar until our table was ready. we began our dinner with the pea salad . it was cool and refreshing with a hearty mix of flavors, he ordered the tips over toast and i had the burger. we splurged with dessert enjoying the chocolate mousse and another fresh fruit dessert. we enjoyed all of this delicious food in my favorite type of environment, dim lights and dark wood! i will certainly revisit this location ! it is one of the few true five stars for me! ZERO. complaints!

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    Ian M.

    After having the debate of whether our GPS had betrayed us and dropped us into the middle of nowhere, we finally followed some Yelp pictures to find this spot. It's not that the signs aren't visible or the address not accurate, it's just that it feels very out of place in an urban downtown without a ton of other businesses close by. Moving past that initial hiccup, you climb up a flight of stairs to reach a trendy, fun inn with great food and a deep beer list. My group was seated immediately by a friendly hostess, though we were met by a waitress who seemed to be having an off day. Happens to the best of us! What wasn't having an off day was the food, which was stellar. We got cheesy fries with sausage incorporated as an appetizer, and they were phenomenal. I grabbed a burger after that, which was a combination of short rib, brisket, Chuck, and dry aged beef. The flavor oozed out with every bite, with crisp, fresh toppings punctuating every delicious morsel. To top it all off, the salad was awesome too, both in look and taste. This is why you can't always trust your instincts, even when they scream "your wife is right, you did put the wrong address in the GPS."

    Wings in their house sauce. It was slightly spicy and tangy. 18.00 for dozen aug 2025

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    Food was great , service was wonderful. Parking wasn't very easy . Atmosphere was wonderful and great live music .

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    Hard to find to start & not well lit, so so food, Staff was attentive but not too friendly. Pricey & the added a 5% fee

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    nice place to eat and hang with friends for a casual meal not to stuffy but not overly casual. Great night out for dinner.

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    The food is very good... somewhat limited menu but the Horse Inn burger lives up to the hype. Grab a 'mystery' beer and have a time.

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    Such a beautiful restaurant and the staff is super friendly. I got the burger! Delicious.

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    Service was fine. Overpriced for the food quality. Not a 4.4 star which is what convinced me to go. Small portions

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    Ask the Community - Horse Inn

    Is this place good for kids?

    The atmosphere is casual enough and noisy enough that you'll be fine with kids, but it's definitely a place meant for adults.

    Is this and other restaurants and bars open now for dine in?

    No it's just outdoor dining and takeout

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