The Golden Lamb Restaurant & Hotel - American restaurant in Lebanon - 27 S Broadway St, USA

Visited here with my parents and brother for a meal while traveling. The food was wonderful, service was excellent, our waiter was very friendly and attentive. We did not stay in the hotel, so I cannot speak to accommodations. However we did tour the historical rooms and they were beautiful, and a treasure to experience. It was a nice surprise for us to find out that one of the past president we are related to had his own room up there for us to see. Thank you for a wonderful evening.

First time visiting The Golden Lamb and it definitely did not disappoint. It is a treat to take in the historic building. Absolutely beautiful. Leah was our server and she was very sweet and courteous. We did make reservations, given that it was the Friday before Christmas. Even with it being busy, everything we ordered came out in a reasonable amount of time. The food was also fantastic. We had the sauerkraut balls, signature salad and Shepherds Pie & Cranberry Glazed Seared Salmon. I had the Salmon and it was absolutely delicious. I definitely see us visiting in the future. Thank You Golden Lamb Staff!

Came here to eat, not to stay at the hotel. The service was excellent. The food was excellent. I got the fried chicken; my son got the Shepard's Pie. I will get that next time. The fried chicken was great, and the mashed potatoes and gravy was just the best. But my kid gave me some bites of his Shepards Pie, and it was exceptional. We were there right after Thanksgiving, so they had a big light display and Santa Claus was in town. Just a great experience and a really neat town.

I enjoy their restaurant and find their breakfast and lunch quite good. It's a place I visit with family or friends for Mother's Day or a birthday celebration. They have ample parking, a great gift store, and Event Meeting Rooms. Being a Historic Site, I have toured the hotel rooms which look clean and comfortable. Walking distance to beautiful downtown stores and eating places.

Had dinner in the restaurant. My wife loves the house salad with grilled salmon. The greens were fresh with a nice crispness to them. The salmon was cooked perfectly, and paired with in house made dressing was a perfect compliment. I tried the Tavern burger with fresh cut fries, and it was excellent. The burger was cooked slightly more than medium, with just a hint of pink. But, this made it juicy with full flavor. The toppings were also very fresh, and crisp green lettuce gave a nice texture. The bun was toasted but still soft to the bite. The fries were crisp on the outside with a tender middle. My daughter had Tomato with Basil soup and was a big fan. It had a vibrant color of red and smelled delicious. Of course, she bummed a fry or two from me. This is somewhat of a more upscale dining experience and is priced as such, but not so much as you will be taken aback. We had no alcohol this time around, and with a 20% tip, it was just over $70 for the three of us. If you get a chance, I highly recommend you give it a try.

Very historic. Food crazy good. Service wonderful. We ate on the veranda so outside but heated. Very loud due to traffic but it did not detract from the wonderful visit to this gem.

The menu is a little too "exotic" for me. I'm a pretty normal guy and the food is a bit fancier than I'd like. I don't mean price wise. I just mean the menu is more complex with relatively few choices, and I'm not a very sophisticated palette, to be honest. What I did ultimately settle on was good, though. The staff is very friendly.

Lamb burger was very good but we thought the sun dried tomatoes might have been a little sweet. Braised short rib grilled cheese was good. French fries were perfect. Great service in a historic landmark. They just don't make them like this anymore. Price was reasonable especially for the quality.