These Are America's Most Historic Restaurants

Delmonico’s (New York, NY) - Opened in 1837, it’s renowned for its fine dining and classic dishes like the Delmonico steak.

Antoine’s (New Orleans, LA) - Established in 1840, famous for Creole cuisine and dishes like Oysters Rockefeller.

The White Horse Tavern (Newport, RI) - Dating back to 1673, it's the oldest operating restaurant in the U.S.

Union Oyster House (Boston, MA) - Founded in 1826, it’s Boston’s oldest restaurant, specializing in seafood.

Cafe du Monde (New Orleans, LA) - Established in 1862, known for its beignets and café au lait in the French Quarter.

The Old Ebbitt Grill (Washington, D.C.) - Opened in 1856, it’s famous for its raw bar and classic American fare.

The Colonial Inn (Concord, MA) - Operating since 1716, it offers traditional American dishes in a historic setting.

Sardi’s (New York, NY) - Established in 1927, known for its Broadway celebrity caricatures and classic dining.

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