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Every US state's oldest restaurant still going strong

Restaurants with stories to tell
Alabama: Golden Rule BBQ, Irondale
Alabama: The Bright Star Restaurant, Bessemer
Alaska: Olivia's, Historic Skagway Inn, Skagway
Arizona: The Palace Restaurant and Saloon, Prescott
Arkansas: White House Cafe, Camden
California: Tadich Grill, San Francisco
Colorado: Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant, Denver
Connecticut: The Griswold Inn, Essex
Delaware: Kelly's Logan House, Wilmington
Florida: Columbia Restaurant, Tampa
Georgia: The Pirate's House, Savannah
Georgia: The Plaza Restaurant, Thomasville
Hawaii: Manago Hotel, Captain Cook
Idaho: The Snake Pit, Kingston
Illinois: The Village Tavern, Long Grove
Indiana: The Log Inn, Haubstadt
Iowa: Breitbach's Country Dining, Sherrill
Kansas: Hays House 1857 Restaurant and Tavern, Council Grove
Kentucky: Talbott Tavern, Bardstown
Louisiana: Antoine's Restaurant, New Orleans
Maine: Palace Diner, Biddeford
Maryland: The Robert Morris Inn, Oxford
Massachusetts: Union Oyster House, Boston
Michigan: Old Tavern Inn, Niles
Michigan: Owl Night Lunch Wagon, Dearborn
Minnesota: Neumann's Bar & Grill, North St Paul
Minnesota: Hubbell House, Mantorville
Mississippi: Weidmann's, Meridian
Missouri: Browne’s Irish Marketplace, Kansas City
Montana: The Old Saloon, Emigrant
Nebraska: Glur's Tavern, Columbus
Nevada: The Martin Hotel, Winnemucca
Nevada: Casale’s Halfway Club, Reno
New Hampshire: Three Chimneys Inn, Durham
New Jersey: The Black Horse Tavern & Pub, Mendham Borough
New Mexico: El Farol, Santa Fe
New York: The '76 House, Tappan
North Carolina: Carolina Coffee Shop, Chapel Hill
North Dakota: Peacock Alley, Bismarck
Ohio: Golden Lamb, Lebanon
Oklahoma: Cattlemen's Steakhouse, Oklahoma City
Oregon: Huber's Restaurant, Portland
Pennsylvania: McGillin's Olde Ale House, Philadelphia
Rhode Island: White Horse Tavern, Newport
South Carolina: Villa Tronco, Columbia
South Dakota: Legends Steakhouse, Deadwood
Tennessee: The Arcade, Memphis
Texas: Scholz Garten, Austin
Utah: Hi-Mountain, Kamas
Utah: Idle Isle Cafe, Brigham City
Vermont: Ye Olde Tavern, Manchester
Virginia: Red Fox Inn & Tavern, Middleburg
Washington: Horseshoe Cafe, Bellingham
West Virginia: North End Tavern & Brewery, Parkersburg
Wisconsin: Red Circle Inn, Nashotah
Wyoming: Miners and Stockmen's Steakhouse and Spirits, Hartville
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Restaurants with stories to tell

When you’re in the mood for a slice of history with your food, America has its fair share of historic places to eat. From old-school taverns that haven’t changed in centuries to saloon-style restaurants with plenty of Old West spirit, as well as down-home Italian joints that make pasta like nonna, we’ve found the oldest restaurants in the US that still serve fantastic food today.

Click or scroll through our gallery to discover your state's most historic restaurant that remains a real must-visit.

Our selections are based on genuine user reviews, awards and accolades, and the first-hand experience of our team. They're also regularly checked and updated.

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Jacqui Agate

20 February 2025

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