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Ohio's oldest tavern, built as a log cabin stagecoach stop in 1827. German immigrant Franz Hafner bought and expanded it in 1847; the original hand-hewn log cabin remains visible in the rear. German-American pub fare: sauerkraut balls, currywurst, schnitzels, bratwurst platters, Hofbrau beer-battered fish.
Ohio's oldest tavern, built as a log cabin stagecoach stop in 1827—the only structure in Yellow Springs at the time. German immigrant Franz Hafner bought and expanded it in 1847; the original hand-hewn log cabin remains visible in the rear. History buff Christine Monroe-Beard purchased it in 2017, continuing nearly 200 years of hospitality. German-American pub fare: sauerkraut balls, currywurst, schnitzels, bratwurst platters, Hofbrau beer-battered fish. Multiple dining rooms and patios with rustic, Bohemian atmosphere. Ghost stories included.
Address
228 Xenia Ave., Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Phone
(937) 767-7448Hours
Closed Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year's Day
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