Plough
$$$ • Tapas, Beer Bar, Cocktail Bar Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Plough
Customers' Favorites
Asparagus Eggs Benedict
Housemade Focaccia
Braised Pork Ragu
Wild Mushroom Soup
Shishito Peppers
Dutch Apple Cake
Blue Crab Bisque
Grilled Cheese
Plough Burger
Cheese Plate
Plough Reviews
617 ratings
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What a delightful experience. First time at the Plough and enjoyed every minute. Aaron, our server, was professional, friendly and knew the menu very well. I would highly recommend!
My daughter and I visited Plough while spending time together in Lancaster, PA, and unfortunately, our dining experience fell short of expectations.
We were looking forward to a nice dinner together, but the service made the experience disappointing. Our waitress came across as though waiting on us was an inconvenience. She did not explain menu items or proactively let us know what the restaurant was out of, leaving us to ask questions and figure things out on our own....read full review
We were looking forward to a nice dinner together, but the service made the experience disappointing. Our waitress came across as though waiting on us was an inconvenience. She did not explain menu items or proactively let us know what the restaurant was out of, leaving us to ask questions and figure things out on our own....read full review
Very good! Our server was the sweetest bartender at the end of the night. Food and drinks were delicious! Thank you 💕
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Friday | 11AM - 1AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 1AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 12AM |
The Plough is a popular restaurant in downtown Lancaster, known for its relaxing atmosphere and excellent service. The menu offers delicious dishes, with the Plough burger and chili flake fries being a standout choice. Guests appreciate the delicious whipped feta dip and the table bread with tahini butter, and the focaccia was delicious. The apple & goat cheese stuffed squash hit the taste buds with lovely surprises, a creative use of ingredients. The curried lamb lo mein was another winner. Drinks were great, the Fashion was a nice spin on the classic Old Fashion, and it did not disappoint, fabulous!
The food was phenomenal, with customers highly recommending the Slow Roasted Chicken Coq Au Vin, Roasted Butternut Squash & Tuscan Kale Spaghetti, and Duck & Salumi Bolognese. The waiter, Andrew, was attentive and kind, making the experience wonderful.
However, some customers found the food to be underseasoned, tasteless, and even burnt. The seasonal sorbet in fall being mango was also a disappointment. The starter courses, on the other hand, were the highlight, and customers recommend sticking to those.
Overall, the Plough offers a relaxing atmosphere, excellent service, and a menu with a mix of delicious and disappointing dishes, making it a good option for some, but not for others.