Built by John Sutton in downtown Scotch Plains as a vital stop on the Swift-Sure Stage Line between New York and Philadelphia, this National Register landmark has witnessed Revolutionary War troop musters, visits from General Lafayette, and Civil War rallies called by Abraham Lincoln. The 1737 structure, preserved with original beams and multiple fireplaces warming intimate dining rooms, serves rustic American tavern fare alongside their renowned burgers. Join the packed outdoor patio on Tini-Tuesday for $7.50 martinis, or Monday's Endless Ravioli, where almost three centuries of history meets the energy of today's downtown Scotch Plains hotspot.
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