When you set foot into the City Tavern Restaurant, it's like stepping back into the Revolutionary era. At this historical 1773 colonial tavern, the servers are dressed in period costume, the rooms have been reconstructed to their original appearance, and the menu includes items that Washington, Adams, and Franklin enjoyed. Located in the center of the historic district and owned by the National Park Service, this is a great restaurant to relax and relive a bit of our country's history. On weekend evenings, a harpsichordist performs, and Colonial figures mingle with the diners in the summer, making this a fun dining spot for the whole family.

City Tavern Restaurant Information:

• American menu. Lunch, dinner. Bar. Children's menu. Business casual attire. Reservations recommended. Valet parking. Outdoor seating. Credit cards accepted.