Since this is the oldest tavern in the USA, you might shy away because it must be touristy. And, while many tourists do come here, we're local Rhode Islanders and come here quite a bit (when the tourists are more at bay). Everyone is treated...More

In 1652 the White Horse Tavern was originally constructed as a two-story, two-room residence for Francis Brinley. In 1673 it was acquired by William Mayes, Sr and converted to a tavern. For almost 100 years, this large and comfortable tavern was the meeting place of...More

Warm fire and nice wine at the bar, excellent bartender and atmosphere in that cozy part of the building. The dinner was mediocre, however, especially for the price but it was a nice evening overall with good service.

I have never written a review before but this experience was unequivocally the worse. Waited 45 minutes after our reservation to be seated. Another 30 before approached for order. Returned first two courses: lobster bisque ice cold , mushroom appetizer missing most ingredients. Appetizers returned...More

Both my wife and I ordered the beef Wellington, as this restaurant is known for it, unfortunately the quality of the meet was not good, it was chewy and did not taste good, my wife returned her dish and was so turned off she could...More

On a cold January day, the White Horse Tavern has so much ambiance in their main dining room with the fireplace. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our generous martinis, bottle of wine and delicious meals of fork tender short rib and shellfish stew. We...More

Overall a great experience. We were worried about what we read about the dress code. However, we did not have any issues wearing sweaters. White Horse makes you feel like you went back in time. Food was good, I enjoyed my lobster Mac and cheese....More