The food can be a hit or miss depending on what day you are there.....For god sake lets update a little. The ceiling is falling in and the carpet really needs replaced....I remember having our Sunday dinner there as a kid with my grandmother. I would always sit in amazement of the history that was around me. What a shame... more

For many years I have eaten at The Golden Lamb in Lebanon, Ohio and I have watched this restaurant plummet along with the economy. Last week I was with a group of friends and our meals weren't just sub-par, they were terrible. The food was inedible and one of my friends didn't get her food until we were almost finished... more

We have been dining at the Golden Lamb since 1965 when we celebrated our first annivesary and have been back many times. Each time we are there this reinforces the fact that the "GL" is one of America's best dinning experiences. I hope that the tradition continues with the new owners (I wish them all the success). Unique and pleasant... more

After visiting the Golden Lamb for various occassions over the last 20 years (including a couple of holiday parties for my office staff), my wife and I finally spent our anniversary weekend in one of the rooms. In short, I expected a different experience. First of all, our room, the Harriet Beecher Stow room, is located at the very top... more

My wife and I had lunch at the Golden Lamb Oct. 15, 2008. Service was slow. We waited 12 minutes after we received our menus from the hostess to be greeted by our waitress. It took another 25 minutes to receive our meal (turkey and dressing and leg of lamb)...both standard items on the menu. After eating, I asked for... more

Love this place.. another place we went every sunday... its an old hotel.. it still has the same beds, Saras room.. good food antiquish more

Walking through the hotel halls that so many have passed was quite interesting. You can walk all the floors and view chained off rooms that are vacant. Repairs are desperately needed. The restaurant was extremely over-priced and not at all what I had expected. We were seated in the Shaker Room and my back was right next to an old... more

This place is so gorgeous. It's old, but its for those who appreciate wonderful hospitality and history. The food is not bad either! more

This historic Inn, billed as Ohio's Oldest Inn, features 200 years of history and hospitality. Although some of the wood floors might be a bit creaky, the ambiance and history of this Inn makes it a "must see" on any visit to this Midwest State. The basement level features a typical gift shoppe with some local craftsman's items thrown in... more