Oldestone Steakhouse

We drove in and spent the weekend in one of my favorite towns in the world, New Hope, PA for our Easter weekend. We stayed and grabbed a beautiful king suite at the Logan Inn right next door to the steakhouse. We came and dined here at night after our long drive from the city. When you’re shelling out this kind of big bucks, you expect your service to be top notch because it’s considered fine dining. I say big bucks cause along with our steaks we order a bottle of Chianti.We got sat down in a nice booth, had two gentlemen servers, and a male Euro busser. As we placed our order with Caucasian looking shaved head server, when you come to a restaurant like this, you are usually offered bread an...

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I had the pleasure of dining here yesterday for my birthday. I had a 5pm reservation (first ones to arrive for dinner- the room was empty), although; when being seated I was placed tucked away in the corner. It would have been nice to be seated in the middle of the dining room, especially since there were so many other seating options. Other than that, the food was great, and I enjoyed everything I ate/drank. I'd love to dine here again but perhaps I will be seated a little more appropriately next time.

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Filet was good, wouldn’t recommend getting Oscar style, the lump crab was just okay, a bit too moist for my taste and the sauce was too sweet. The scallops weren’t blackened enough but the gin tonics were great. Over priced for what you get.

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Beautiful atmosphere—formerly a church tastefully converted into a restaurant. The food was excellent and the service was very attentive. We had an aged ribeye done to perfection. With wine and gratuity, we averaged about $100 a plate.

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Only had drinks and they were fantastic. Worth a stop for a cocktail.

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