Make Your History At the `76 House

Simply Elegant Luncheon
The Dinner Party
Passed Hors D’oeuvres
Our entry level event which gives you just what
you need for a tasteful tasty luncheon:
Starter: Chinoise Salad
Entrees: Chicken Galantine, Grilled Salmon,
Vegetarian Penne Vodka
Dessert: 76 Apple Crunch, Coffee and Teas
$22.95
First Course Choice:
Chinoise Salad, Organic Salad, or Soup
Entrée Course - 3 Standard Specialties
Such as: Famous Yankee Pot Roast or Grilled
Sliced Sirloin, Grilled Atlantic Salmon or MahiMahi, Amish Chicken or Chicken Galantine,
Vegetarian Quinoa Harvest or Penne Vodka
Dessert: Apple Crunch
or Chocolate Ganache Cake
Coffee and Tea - $39.95
Available Selections include: Sirloin Skewers with a
hoisin dipping sauce, Chicken Sate with a peanut
dipping sauce, Mushroom-Stuffed Pastry Cups,
Bruschetta, Latke with Hudson Valley
apple sauce, Empanadas, Spanakopita,
Cajun Shrimp, Smoked Salmon canapés
The Evening Celebration
Baby Lamb Chops by the rack (29)
Jumbo shrimp platter (200)
80 Half shell oysters (250)
Artisan Cheese Platter (150)
Fruit Platter (149) Vegetable Crudités (49)
The Lunch Celebration
Great for Showers and Christenings!!!
First course: a choice of
76 Chinoise Salad or Organic Field Greens
3 Entrée Choices Such As:
Grilled Salmon, Galantine of Chicken,
Penne Vodka
Dessert selection:
Apple Crunch or Chocolate Ganache Cake
$25.95
Unlimited Champagne Bar $5.95
Which includes ALL non-alcoholic beverages,
champagne and mimosa
Sunday Buffet Brunch
Served from 11:00 to 2:30
Over 50 feet of Artisan crafted fare:
Unlimited Shrimp, Fresh Fruits, Smoked
Salmon, Bagels, Muffins, Eggs Benedict Arnold,
Bacon, Sausage, Homefries,
French Toast, Belgian Waffle,
Onion Soup, Six Specialty Salads,
Carving Station, Omelet Station,
Famous Yankee Pot Roast & 4 Dinner entrées,
Apple Crunch & assorted sweets
Coffee and Tea $25.95
Children 2-10yrs. $17.95
Unlimited Champagne, Mimosa, Soda and
Orange juice for an additional $5.95
This is our most popular package designed to take
your guests from the greeting to goodbye with the
foremost in hospitality!
The Greeting: Passed Hors d’oeuvres
The Dinner: Salad or soup course
Entrée Course - 3 Standard Specialties
Dessert Choices: Apple Crunch or Chocolate
Ganache Cake with coffee & tea $46.95
The Special Event
Our luxury package which includes passed
hors d’oeuvres, a three-course meal, premium
cocktails for the first hour and unlimited wine,
beer, soda, coffee and tea until dessert is served.
Our most complete and opulent package takes our
Evening celebration one step further for only
$69.95
The Cocktail Party
For an informal get together with friends.
Passed Hors D’Oeuvres
Pasta and Salad Station $24.95
Open Bar Rates
Premium Open Bar – 1 Hour $15.95
Each additional hour open bar $9.95
Wine and Beer only - one hour $9.95
Unlimited House Wine, Beer and Soda
with your meal $12.95
Customized Party Options
Hors D’oeuvres & Platters
Entrée Selection Upgrades
Chateaubriand with béarnaise (5)
8oz. Prime center cut filet mignon (6)
Black Angus New York Sirloin ’76 (5)
Prime Rib of Beef or Rib-Eye Steak (6)
Hudson Valley Pork chop (3)
Rack of Lamb- 5 chops (7)
Veal Osso Bucco (4)
Red Deer (5) Crabcakes (4)
Shrimp Scampi (3) Baramundi Filet (2)
Arctic Char (2) Swordfish Steak (5)
Duckling Hamilton (4) Veal Chop (7)
Twin Lobster Tails (8)
Surf and Turf (8)
Add an appetizer course – PA
Deposit Requirements
(all deposits are NOT refundable)
Date Hold for 1 week only: $100
Confirmed Booking: 1/3 party total
Minimum Guarantee number of guests is required
14 days in advance. This is the minimum charged
*All prices do not include tax or 20% gratuity
Make Your History
At the ’76 House
The Wedding Package
Begin with our butler passed Hors D’oeuvres
including Baby Lamb Chops, Chilled Cocktail
Shrimp, Filet Mignon Hoisin, Chicken Sate,
Bruschette, Latkes, Smoked Salmon Canapés,
Stuffed Puff Pastry and our famous Crabcakes
The Hors D’oeuvres and meal are
complimented with a
Premium five full hour open bar
The 5 course Dinner Includes:
A preset appetizer
A Salad course
Lemon sorbet and mint intermezzo
Four Entrée selections
Custom made Wedding cake
We are happy to help with
live music bookings, photographers,
officiates and florists
Customizing any event is encouraged!
The ‘76 at Your House
Chef Doug Mulholland &
Tavernkeeper Robert Norden
are proud to offer our quality dinning
delivered to your home or office.
Our professional staff is available to cater
your event, delivering ready-prepared
offerings to your door, staffing your event
and giving you the piece of mind
to enjoy your event!
The ‘76 House
America’s Oldest Tavern
Built with the founding of Tappan (1686) and
expanded in 1755 to accommodate the town’s
need to provide hospitality to stagecoach travelers.
The 76 House is America’s oldest tavern. It was
within these venerable walls that the Dutch town
fathers, a group naturally predisposed to separate
themselves from England, gathered to draft and
sign The Resolutions of Orangetown on July 4,
1774, a document which stands as one of America’s
first declarations of independence.
It was this fiercely independent spirit which
caused the English army not only to take control of
New York but also to expand their presence up the
Hudson Valley. To thwart this surge the Colonials
fortified what is now known as West Point, a
situation which placed Tappan at the front line of
the War for Independence. This led every general
in the Continental army and many of our founding
fathers to the ‘76 House: Hamilton, Green,
Van Buren, Lafayette, Anthony Wayne,
Lord Sterling, Gen. Glover, Tallmadge, Knox,
Von Steuben and, of course, Washington – just
to name a few.
In fact it was Washington’s presence at the 76
House which caused Major Andre’s captors to
bring the infamous spy and collaborator with
Benedict Arnold to Tappan for trial and eventual
execution. Andre became the first aristocrat
hanged by colonists, an event which reshaped our
war of independence.
The next time Washington was to visit the 76
House it was to for a contentious meeting with
Sir Guy Carlton, who after days of negotiation
tendered the plans of the British evacuation and on
behalf of Great Britain, recognized America as a
free and independent nation for the first time in
our history. A 17-gun salute in the waters off
Tappan-by-the-sea (now Piermont) confirmed
America’s independence. May 4, 1783