The Black Horse Tavern and Pub in Mendham has been in business since 1742. The 300-year-old tavern recently underwent a 10 month renovation and has now reopened.

The Black Horse Tavern & Pub, located in Mendham, is one of the oldest restaurants in New Jersey. The tavern, shown here, opened in 1742 and is believed to play host to George Washington at one point.

The Black Horse Pub in Mendham — one of New Jersey’s oldest restaurants — is reopening on Jan. 13 after completing renovations. The multi-million-dollar restoration began in March 2024 and ...

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Located at 1 W. Main St., the Black Horse Pub and Tavern dates to 1742. It was originally the farmhouse home of Ebenezer Byram, one of Mendham’s founding fathers.

Babergh District Council approved the proposals for The Black Horse Inn pub in Lower Street, Stratford St Mary, after an application was submitted in Febuary last year.

The newspaper explained: “Located in the heart of Preston, The Black Horse is grand in the best tradition of late 19th-century pubs, boasting not just a curved ceramic bar but also mosaic floors ...

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The back area of The Black Horse. Photo: Lee Davies The family-friendly pub will also be hosting events including quiz nights on Mondays and live music on Saturdays.

The Black Horse pub located at 166 Friargate has been awarded the prestigious title of Cider Pub of the Year by the Central Lancashire CAMRA branch.

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The Black Horse Tavern & Pub, located in Mendham, is one of the oldest restaurants in New Jersey. The tavern, shown here, opened in 1742 and is believed to play host to George Washington at one point.