These 7 Old Restaurants In New Jersey Have Stood The Test Of Time

New Jersey is one of the original colonies in the United States, which means it’s crawling with history. Some of the most important events during the formation of the country and its early years happened in the state!

So naturally, the state also has many restaurants that are just as old as George Washington himself — and to honor that, here are some restaurants in New Jersey that have stood the test of time:

Ye Olde Centerton Inn/Facebook

This place has been around since 1706 — it's far older than the United States Of America! The food here is delicious.

Barnsboro Inn/Facebook

Founded in 1720, you can come to this casual tavern for the yummy bar food and stay for the live music.

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Moore's Tavern & Sports Bar/Facebook

Don't let its relatively modern exterior fool you. This sports bar has been around since the Revolutionary War.

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Ho-Ho-Kus Inn & Tavern/Facebook

While it was built in 1796, this building didn't become a tavern until 1890. Still, it's listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was famous for being a favorite of former president Richard Nixon's.

The Clinton House/Facebook

If you're looking for amazing food served in a cozy, historical setting, look no further than the Clinton House, which has been around since 1743.

Frenchtown Inn

Looking for some fine dining? The Frenchtown Inn offers high-quality food in a luxury setting, despite going through many renovations over the last few centuries.

Sergeantsville Inn/Facebook

This restaurant was established in the early 1900s, although the building has stood far longer than that. You can even see the original fireplaces in some of the rooms!

Which restaurant are you visiting first?