Foodies visiting Logan in search of one more amazing meal, will not be disappointed. The city is abounding in culinary choices ranging from traditional meat and potatoes fare to the more exotic sushi and pupusas. Dare to try them all or just enjoy your old familiar favorites, either way your taste buds will thank you.
AMERICAN STANDARD DINING
Starting with the American standards, we find delicious burgers, fries, and milkshakes served fresh at the locally owned and operated, Center Street Grill. As a side note, Mike’s Grill at Logan Lanes, our neighborhood bowling alley, also serves not-to-be-missed freshly cut and cooked french fries named best in the state by Yahoo Travel in 2015. According to the college crowd, Morty’s Cafe offers another venue for outstanding burgers and fries. We must mention as well Angie’s , another local favorite known for its good food and good service. Rounding up our traditional restaurants is Logan’s very own Bluebird Restaurant. Including a darling candy display and a still functioning original lunch counter, this restaurant takes you back in time while offering tasty fare for both the casual eater and the more refined patron.
MAIN STREET DINING
It is worth noting as well that Logan’s 
historic main street is home to several eateries that have stood the test of time along with many new faces. Both Center Street Grill and the Bluebird are among the old favorites as well as Gia’s Italian Restaurant, the Indian Oven, and Logan’s Heroes where there is a sandwich for everyone. New additions include Even Stevens Sandwiches and Stacked, a gourmet pancake house.
ETHNIC DINING
If your tastes stretch to include the ethnic, Logan offers an amazing selection. Starting at the south end of the city, you will find Los Primos Restaurant, a charming eatery run by a family from El Salvadore with authentic, delicious, and affordable foods. Throughout Logan, you will see food trucks dotting the landscape as well, beckoning with fresh Mexican delights and even some Polynesian treats all prepared by real people sharing food made with family recipes from their native countries. Heading into Logan proper, you will want to catch Le Nonne, a fabulous Italian restaurant providing mouthwatering meals prepared by their very own Italian chef. On the west side of town, Cafe Sabor, located in an old train depot, offers fantastic food in a fun and charming atmosphere. Midtown the Asian influence is found at Kabuki, a fabulous Japanese steakhouse and sushi bar. And to the north, you will find Tandoori Oven, owned and operated by a lovely Indian family that serve the most divine Indian meals.
While these are all fantastic restaurants, this is just a sampling of all the wonderful restaurants in Logan waiting to be discovered by you.