Grill Room At Frenchtown Inn

In 1805, Frenchtown founder Paul Henri Mallet-Prevost is said to have built the town's first hotel to serve the river and ferry traffic. The town was a favorite stop-over for people travelling by horse and carriage, or by riverboat, between New York and Philadelphia. In those days, the Frenchtown Inn was called the "Warford House," and Frenchtown was known as the "Sunbeam Town," named by its...

The Grill Room, a part of The Frenchtown Inn, serves a variety of food items for dinner. The room s menu includes offers Caesar salad, salmon, shrimp, shallots, oysters, roast garlic and smoked bacon. It also offers hamburgers, chicken dishes, garlic potatoes and crab cakes. The Grill Room provides online reservation services. The inn features private dining rooms that can accommodate up to 80...