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Feeling a little misty-eyed and nostalgic about Chef Itoh's passing, I'd like to begin a group project to honor the oldest restaurants in the Baltimore and Annapolis areas, mirroring the one we've maintained for years in Washington, DC. Surrounding areas are included, and since our community was founded on April 15, 2005, anything that was open on that date is included as well. [Note, this post is pre-dated, as I merged the thread with an older, "Baltimore Institutions" thread - that's why the date may appear odd.] An asterisk next to the year means the establishment has closed, but was o -
Feeling a little misty-eyed and nostalgic about Chef Itoh's passing, I'd like to begin a group project to honor the oldest restaurants in the New York City area, mirroring the one we've maintained for years in Washington, DC. Surrounding areas are included, and since our community was founded on April 15, 2005, anything that was open on that date is included as well. 1767 - Fraunces Tavern (Financial District, originally called "Queens Head Tavern," damaged and rebuilt several times) 1794 - Bridge Cafe (was a grocery store for several decades in the early 1800s) 1817 - James Brown Hou
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All known restaurants which opened before 1980 and remained opened when this website was founded (Apr 15, 2005) are included. Restaurants opening within the same year are alphabetized - no effort has been made to increase the precision to opening month. If a restaurant is known to be closed, it will have an asterisk ("*") by the year. The arrow ("-->"), currently at 1957, represents how far I've gotten down the list in checking for closures. Please feel free to add new posts for potential new entries, and I"ll update the list as we go. Most recent addition: Mike's
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All known restaurants which opened before 1980 and remained opened when this website was founded (Apr 15, 2005) are included. Restaurants opening within the same year are alphabetized - no effort has been made to increase the precision to opening month. If a restaurant is known to be closed, it will have an asterisk ("*") by the year. Please feel free to add new posts for potential new entries, and I"ll update the list as we go. Since Los Angeles is a brand new forum, this is obviously in a neonatal state - see the Washington, DC list for what it will become over time.
