If these walls could talk, they’d probably ask for a raise after everything they’ve seen since the 1700s.
The Old ’76 House in Tappan, New York, isn’t just old by restaurant standards; it’s older than the country itself, serving meals since before America decided being a British colony wasn’t really working out.
Here’s the thing about most restaurants that claim to be historic: they opened in 1987 and found some old photos at a flea market.
The Old ’76 House actually played a starring role in the American Revolution, which is slightly more impressive than having Edison bulbs and reclaimed wood…