Restaurant Description
Kingston 1686 House is one of a few remaining architectural examples in the country of a full two-story house with an arch-supported central chimney, four fireplaces and a superimposed "hipped" roof. The two original wings were moved to other locations and a covered extension was added connecting house and barn. The banquet room, seating over 125 guests and appropriately named the Linden Room, was added in 1982. Pete's Tavern was also opened in 1982. To the best of our knowledge Pete's Tavern was the first restaurant bar and valence in the country made from the ends of wooden wine boxes which contained wine served in the restaurant. In 1985, the Four Centuries Lounge was constructed in the hayloft of the original barn. Whichever one of the seven dining rooms you use, in the old house, the extension, the barn or the Linden Room, we trust you will relax, partake of our superb food and beverages, reflect over the centuries that this house has stood in its majestic simplicity and thereby enhance your dining pleasure.

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We trust you will relax, partake of our superb food and beverages, reflect over the centuries that this house has stood in its majestic simplicity and thereby enhance your dining pleasure.

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Now in its fourth century, the Kingston 1686 House is the oldest house in Kingston.

Service Type Sit Down		Special Needs Early Bird Specials		Atmosphere Romantic Fireplace Family / Children
Meals Dinner		Banquet 10 - 20 People 20 - 50 People 50 - 100 People Over 100 People		Bar Info Full Bar Wines