The Tavern Restaurant can be found housed in one of Abingdon’s oldest and most historic buildings - a tavern and inn for stagecoach travelers that was built in 1779. The tavern had several prestigious guests stay there including President Andrew Jackson, King Louis-Philippe of France, and famed designer Charles L’Enfant. Over the years, the building also housed a bank, general store, bakery, barber shop, cabinet shop, post office, and even served as a private residence before it was used as a restaurant. Today, you can feast on your choice of appetizers, soups, salads, entrees, and drinks. Some of The Tavern’s signature dishes include the New Zealand full rack of lamb, the maple leaf farms duck breasts, and the stuffed filet mignon.

Address: 222 E Main St, Abingdon, VA 24210, Phone: 276-628-1118

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