Experience a taste of colonial ambiance with a holiday dinner at one of New Jersey's historic Thanksgiving Day restaurants
New Jersey with it's rich colonial history has many historic sites and rustic venues that specialize in serving a traditional Thanksgiving Day dinner.
The Cranbury Inn is a landmark Cranbury restaurant with a historic past
that dates back to the mid 1700's. They are open on Thanksgiving serving a
special Thanksgiving menu.
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The Fox and Hound Tavern at the Lebanon Hotel (formerly the Cokesbury
Inn) is an historic restaurant dating back to the 1800's when it served
as a stagecoach Inn.
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A landmark restaurant in an attractively restored 1847 farmhouse. Open on Thanksgiving Day serving a traditional style Thanksgiving menu.
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Located in a historic, picturesque setting, this historic building dates back to the 18th century and was used as storage for the Continental Army in the winter of 1779.
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An historic Circa 1796 restaurant listed on the National Register of Historic Places. They serve a well-executed menu.
Open Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve.
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This historic inn dates back to 1706 when it was a former stage coach stop between Philadelphia and Greenwich, NJ. Beneath the inn are the graves of three Revolutionary War soldiers.
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