Limeport Inn

Took my wife to the Limeport Inn for date night, and honestly, what a comeback. We’d been here before, but after some time away, I walked in hoping they’d kept their edge. First bite? The raisin bread and butter, rich, perfectly balanced and comforting but confident. That’s how you set the tone. We split the difference between pub fare and fine dining, and both sides absolutely delivered. The brisket burger was indulgent, juicy, and unapologetically messy in all the right ways. My wife’s filet? Cooked beautifully, tender, seasoned properly, and treated with real respect. No nonsense, just quality. Washed it all down with a peach schnapps and honey bourbon sweet tea, sweet, smooth, and dangerously drinkable. The Limeport Inn is exactly what a hidden gem should be: consistent, confident, and quietly excellent. One of the best spots in the Lehigh Valley...done right from start to finish.

We had a lovely late lunch yesterday at Limeport Inn. This was the perfect spot for a cozy atmosphere on a cold day. The service was excellent. From the moment we walked in. We sat in a super cute room, where you felt like you were almost dining in someone’s home. The menu is excellent, the hardest part was choosing what to get. We were very happy with our selections. I wouldn’t have changed a single thing about our experience here. I look forward to coming back in the summer and dining outside. A+.

We recently had an absolutely horrible experience here. We made a reservation to celebrate a birthday for 4PM, which was confirmed by two separate hostesses earlier in the week. When we arrived, there wasn't a table for us to sit at, and we waited in the cramped hallway just past the front door for nearly a half hour without an explanation for the delay. When we were finally seated, they put us in a party room where a wedding reception was being held. Our table was stuffed up against the wall and so tight to the other party that you couldn't even pull your chair out. The table was not wiped off, and there was food all over the floor. After we sat we quickly noticed that the party having the wedding reception was BELIGERANTLY drunk and being so loud and obnoxious that it was impossible to hold a conversation with the person next to you. Members of the party were hovering over me, letting their ill-behaved children bump into my chair. It was incredibly irresponsible of the staff to continue serving this party alcohol, and on top of that to allow them to drive home with kids in their cars, all of which is a flagrant violation of liquor law. We asked to be moved to a different table and were told there were no other tables available. I had my food boxed up as soon as they brought it out (which took 90 minutes) because the noise was so nauseating. Our waitress was clearly not happy as well, and she was very short with us and neglectful of our table in general. The whole restaurant was in disarray, and every waitress had a nasty look on their face. Afterward we brought it up to management, who essentially shrugged their shoulders and didn't even offer an apology over the mix up. There was no attempt made to politely ask this party to calm down, none of the staff apologized to us for the situation, and no attempt was made to make it right by at least comping my meal which I couldn't even eat. Needless to say I will never go back here again and won't be recommending to anyone.

Very quaint, little inn with a very cozy atmosphere. Food was delicious, especially the calamari appetizer. They offer some unique gourmet pizzas in 2 sizes made with fresh ingredients. There's a nice selection of desserts and coffees. Wait staff was very kind and attentive.

Went here for a joint early mother's day and mother-in-law birthday dinner. We did not make a reservation, and that was a mistake. Call ahead and make reservations! We got very lucky that a party called to cancel, literally as we were leaving, disappointed. The hostess caught us and sat us at a perfect table away from foot traffic. (Too cold and raining too sit outside.) Our server, Fawn, was very friendly. Food was very good, as were the drinks. Cute, quaint, historical feeling place. Tight quarters! Not inexpensive, but it was worth it for our special dinner.

We stopped in around 8:30pm and they close at 9pm. They did not hesitate to seat us or take our order. We tried ordering take out at another local restaurant and they wouldn’t take our order at 7:30pm on a Tuesday. Alternatively we ended up at the Limeport Inn today and we are very happy about it. Angela was amazing and quite honestly everyone working there was very pleasant. The Filet Mignon was incredible and the coconut rice was my favorite. Even the dessert was very good. We will be coming back.

Had a lovely lunch with a couple girlfriends. I highly suggest dining on their patio if it’s nice out. McKenzie & Amber took great care of us! Food was delicious! Pictured - Roasted Cauliflower Taboulleh, Smoked Salmon Dip & Truffle Burrata. We also had their calamari, brisket sandwich & Brie & blackberry bacon grilled cheese special 10/10

Memorable dining experience! We had hoped to sit outside but were so pleased with the service and our meal we quickly got over our disappointment. Do make a reservation to eat outside! Everything was beautifully presented and tasted GREAT. The drive out was an enjoyable experience too!