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“Where Lincoln once ate”
Twelve miles north of Evansville and one mile east of US Hwy 41, the Log Inn was built in 1825 as a Noon Day Stage Coach Stop and Trading Post. We have been officially recognized as the oldest restaurant in Indiana. While visiting the Log Inn, you can dine in the same original log room that Abraham Lincoln visited in 1844. One of the oldest original inn and stage coach stops in the United States, the Log Inn was built in 1825. Abraham Lincoln stopped here in November 1844 en route back home from Evansville. He was on a campaign tour speaking for “Clay for President” on the Clay Whig party ticket.
Had a really good time and very good meal. Ate in the old log room, amazes me at the though that old Abe stopped there once. Hardly any wait for food, wife had fried chicken and I enjoyed fresh... Read more
If you like institutional cafeteria food, this is your spot! The sides are from a can, the chicken is low grade and disgusting. Why is this place is popular? Well it's the area it's situated in,... Read more
Way too crowded and waitress didn't come back much at all. Veggies tasted canned. Chicken was good, but there are better options. Read more
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The Log Inn
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- Tue - Thu: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
- Fri, Sat: 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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