
Old Ebbitt Grill, Washington, DC —
The Old Ebbitt Grill has been attracting presidents and beltway movers and shakers since its opening in 1856.

Old Ebbitt Grill —
Old Ebbitt has relocated twice, most recently to 15th Street two blocks from the White House in 1983.

Keens Steakhouse, New York —
Albert Keen founded Keens Steakhouse in 1885 in what was then the Theater District, Herald Square.

Keens Steakhouse —
Here, a group of gentlemen dine at Keens in the 1910s.

Canlis, Seattle —
Canlis combines midcentury architecture with relevant and revered cuisine.

Canlis —
Canlis, built in 1950, was designed by Roland Terry and Pete Wimberly.

Jacob Wirth, Boston —
Boston's Jacob Wirth opened in 1868. The restaurant serves solid pub grub and has one of the biggest beer selections in the city.

Jacob Wirth —
While it's one of the city's oldest restaurants, Jacob Wirth is more of a local hangout and Theater District go-to than a tourist hub.

Cisco's, Austin —
Widely known for serving the best breakfast in Austin, 62-year-old Tex-Mex spot Cisco's has long been a hangout for Austin's politicos.

The Berghoff, Chicago —
The 114-year-old Berghoff in Chicago is one of the oldest family-run businesses in the country.

Calumet Fisheries, Chicago —
Calumet Fisheries has been attracting crowds since 1948. It's not really a restaurant, but the take-out seafood shack's smoked and fried fish make dining in the car worthwhile.



