Ho-Ho-Kus Inn • 1796

A sandstone tavern that served Washington's troops during the Revolutionary War now holds court on Franklin Turnpike, its thick walls and wide-plank floors anchoring nearly 230 years of Bergen County history. The Ho-Ho-Kus Inn plates seasonal American fare inside what began as an 18th-century way station, its dining rooms still warmed by original fireplaces. Generations return for the kind of continuity rarely found: a place where classical technique meets the same stone hearth that fed travelers in 1796.