New York’s oldest continuously operating restaurant, Tappan’s '76 House, holds a piece of Revolutionary War history after detaining British spy Major John Andre in 1780—a pivotal moment in Benedict Arnold’s infamous betrayal. The site offers visitors a chance to step into a landmark tied to espionage and early American intrigue. Whether drawn by its colonial-era charm or its role in shaping the nation, the restaurant invites exploration of its storied past. Details on planning a visit are available for those eager to experience the legacy firsthand.
Tappan's '76 House is billed as New York's oldest restaurant. In 1780, it held British spy Major John Andre, Benedict Arnold's accomplice. Plan your visit here.
