The Historic Pennsylvania Restaurant That Only Gets Better With Age

Experiencing - and savoring - history doesn't necessarily mean going to a museum, reading a book, or watching a film, especially in PA. In fact, sometimes appreciating history is as simple as dining out. Take this historic restaurant in Pennsylvania, for example, which has served Pennsylvanians for centuries. In fact, during the American Revolution, the restaurant and bed and breakfast hosted British loyalists. Today, however, it welcomes weary travelers and those in search of a unique culinary experience.

Embrace the old world charm of The General Warren, a popular restaurant and B&B since 1745, when you sit down to a delightful meal.

Enjoy the cozy ambiance of the fine dining restaurant's dining room.

Or, opt for a seat in the charming outdoor eating area.

How about a refreshing drink to start off your culinary adventure? Toast the General Warren with one of the many old world red or white wines, new world red and white wines, or champagne on the menu.

Visiting for lunch? Then, you'll have plenty of delectable dishes from which to choose. Lobster pot pie, filet mignon, and grilled Scottish salmon are among the popular options. (Gluten-free items are also available.)

And, for dinner, you'll have such scrumptious entree options as seared crab cake, beef Wellington, lobster wraps, and rack of lamb.

Of course, you won't want to say no to a delicious dessert. Choose from bumbleberry galette, orange creme brulee, chocolate mocha bombe, or sorbet.

Sit down to a delightfully delicious lunch or dinner at the General Warren, which welcomes guests Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday dinner is served from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

The General Warren is located at 9 Old Lancaster Rd., Malvern, PA 19355.

For more information on the General Warren, click here for the official website and here for Facebook..

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