Eagle Hotel Restaurant & Bar

Our go-to for a quick bite, eat-in or take out! Best wings and crab cakes in the area. Never had a disappointing meal. Absolutely love my neighborhood, on the square, restaurant!

Current menu highly recommended wings (tangy honey mustard) crab grilled cheese nice staff

Great neighborhood bar/restaurant.
We stopped in on a summer afternoon and sat at the bar, but they do have a nice dining area with tables. The inside is not large, but isn't cramped either, and very clean!
Our bartender was great! Very friendly and chatted with us even though it was our first visit. She encouraged us to try her Negronis as a great summer sipping drink. Well, we love Negronis anyway so we were up for the offer. They were made very well.
We also grabbed a bite to eat while we were there. We tried their chicken Cheesesteak and the Crab cake sandwich. Both were very good and served with amazing fries. My crab cake sandwich was amazing and probably one of the best I've had in recent years, surpassing ones I've had at the beach.
I recommend stopping by the Eagle to relax and enjoy good food and service in a comfortable environment.

This was my first time getting take out from this restaurant and not too sure I'll go back anytime soon. The reviews looked and sounded good but our meal didn't measure up the same. Food was pretty luke warm and the potato skins totally did not look like any potato skins I've had before.

So I have such mixed feelings for the Eagle. We used to come here all of the time and LOVED it! They have great food and we always loved their soups and spaghetti specials. Also the wings are great! I went on a long break with them after I went there years ago and I ordered cheese fries as an appetizer. Then I ordered a burger that came with fries and I asked if I could substitute a salad or veggies even if I had to pay. They said no. Then I asked if I could just add a salad or veggie and just pay for it al a carte. Nope. I asked if they even had those items. They said, "Oh yeah but you can only get them with entrees." Boggled my mind so I banned them for awhile.
Cut to a couple of weeks ago on a Friday night my husband and I were looking for a nice place to have dinner together and we decided to try this again. The place was relatively empty and I get that they're short staffed so I had no problem with waiting for a table since they couldn't fill the restaurant due to staffing. I was told we were first on the list. We decided to sit at the bar and grab a drink while we waited. Another couple came in behind us. They sat and waited. Well neither of us ever got sat. They never even acknowledged us waiting lol. Luckily we were content at the bar at this point. We ordered food at the bar and they left. The service was good for us because we were sitting at the bar and the food we ordered was great. We got the potato skins, boneless wings, and shared a chicken sandwich. The drinks were great too. But you could see and hear the frustration within the staff and although I understood, it wasn't a good impression for others who may have been popping in for the first time. And that couple who never had the chance to eat - who knows what they were thinking.
I am not sure I'll go back any time soon. But if I do, I'll sit at the bar. Prices are steep but that's everywhere. It just makes me sad what the pandemic has done to so many local businesses. I hope things can improve before more close.

Good food, especially wings and crab cakes. Service is usually okay. But the place needs a facelift, it's a bit dumpy inside. It can still be the quintessential neighborhood bar and not look so drab and dingy.

We came here for a Wing-night-type thing. Usually this place is packed, though due to Covid, not so much.

My go-to item is their 'Yuengz-and-wings' deal which is comprised by a pitcher of Yuengling or Miller Lite and accompanied by 10 wings for around 15 bucks.

Their wings are always good and service never wavers.

Recommended!

The food we have hear is good. I would give it 4 stars. But something has to be done about that bartender. Young girl with dark hair. We have been in here multiple times and get the worst service. She is always on her phone or just off chatting with someone. Takes forever to get drinks or your order taken. Then she forgets to ring it in and tries to blame it on the kitchen after we see her type in our order late. Always rude and bitchy. That was our last time. None of our family and friends will be returning either.

Swung by the Eagle to get wings for the family. Tried several flavors and all were fantastic. The Garlic Parm were amongst the best I've ever had and were universally the most loved. The hot with old bay were excellent and very old-bay-y. The mild were great too. This place is known for their wings and I can totally see why! They're meaty, tasty and offer a good value especially if you get a bunch.

Just a note on wings in general: I love crunchy wings. A major difficulty of 2020 has been the switch to "takeout only wings". Sauced wings tend to lose their crunch due to the sauce and the steam in takeout containers. But don't fret. If you like crunchy wings (like me), order your wings with the sauce on the side and with a small hole poked in the top of the clamshell container. Then just toss them in the sauce at home. You may sacrifice a few degrees of temperature due to the lost steam, but the wings will retain their crunch!

Haven't been to the Eagle in a long time, but went this friday on a beautiful, warm September evening. The Eagle set up additional tables outside with all of the Covid protocols in place. My friends and I shared a few drinks and some good food while sitting outside, enjoying the warmth and sunset in Linglestown PA.

As far as the food and drinks go, the Eagle does not have the most extensive menu but the food is all very good and will certainly leave you feeling full. We got a cheesesteak, chicken sandwiches, burgers, etc. pretty standard American bar food. Service was great as well.

The location, vibe, and ambience of the Eagle is definitely what makes it cool. It'll be interesting to see what happens once it starts to get a little colder because seating is a little tight on the inside from what I remember.

Parking is tight like what the others said but its not bad. There's back in parking all in Linglestown for free (which are never full) and then a bunch of "spots" around the restaurant.

Definitely a refreshing place to hangout on a warm, sunny evening to showcase Linglestown, PA...and the beautiful traffic circle that causes people some problems sometimes haha :)