76 House

Established in 1668, 76 House stands as America's oldest tavern restaurant, blending centuries of historical significance with modern culinary excellence. Our three-century-old National Landmark building has been meticulously restored to preserve its architectural integrity while offering guests an unparalleled dining experience. The Norden Family's dedication to maintaining this historic treasure ensures visitors enjoy gourmet meals in a setting enriched by American Revolutionary War heritage. Four authentic fireplaces create a warm ambiance, complemented by live musical performances and seasonal outdoor dining on our garden patio. Our Sunday brunch has become a celebrated tradition, drawing patrons to experience the same hospitality that once welcomed General George Washington. With a documented role in pivotal historical events, including Major John Andre's imprisonment, our venue offers more than diningit provides a tangible connection to America's founding era.

The kitchen, led by an acclaimed chef, combines contemporary techniques with time-honored traditions to craft dishes worthy of our storied surroundings. From wine dinners to romantic porch seating, every aspect of 76 House reflects our commitment to preserving history while delivering exceptional service. Our operating hours accommodate both casual lunches and evening dining experiences, maintaining the same welcoming spirit that defined this establishment for over 350 years. As both a historical landmark and active restaurant, we balance preservation with innovation to ensure every visit becomes a memorable chapter in our ongoing legacy.