List of James Beard America's Classics

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Since 1998, the James Beard Foundation has awarded the title of America's Classics to multiple restaurants.[1] The award focuses on family-owned restaurants across the country that have been operating for at least a decade.[2][1][3][4] According to the Washington Post the awards are given to restaurants “with timeless appeal, each beloved in its region for quality food that reflects the character of its community.”[5]

The James Beard Foundation Awards have been likened to the Oscars of the food world due to its prestige and recognition.[1][6] NPR described this award category "sneakily subversive".[1] In the early years of the award, the focus was primarily on restaurants that served cuisines familiar to most Americans. However, in the late 2010s, the award began to include restaurants representing cuisines that were not traditionally considered part of the typical American diet.[1]

There were certain limitations for awardees, such as having menu items below a certain price cap. However, these restrictions were eventually relaxed. The award was initially known as the Regional Classics before being renamed as America's Classics.[7]

American Classics
Restaurant State or

territory

City Year

opened

Year

awarded

Tadich Grill California San Francisco 1849[8][9] 1998[10]
Joe's Stone Crab Florida Miami Beach 1913[11] 1998[10]
Emmett Watson's Oyster Bar Washington Seattle 1979[12][13] 1998[10]
Doris & Ed's Seafood Restaurant New Jersey Highlands (closed 2011)[14] 1998[10]
Stroud's Missouri Kansas City 1933[15] 1998[1]
Second Avenue Deli New York New York City 1954[16] 1998[1]
Durgin Park Massachusetts Boston 1742[17][18][19] (closed 2019)[20][21] 1998[1]
Joe T. Garcia's Texas Fort Worth 1935[22] 1998[1]
Cafe Pasqual's New Mexico Santa Fe 1979[23] 1999[24]
Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana Connecticut New Haven 1925[25] 1999[24]
Mosca's Louisiana Avondale 1946[26] 1999[24]
Phillippe the Original California Los Angeles 1908[27] 1999[24]
Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant New York New York City 1913[28] 1999[24]
The Berghoff Illinois Chicago 1898[29] 1999[24]
Original Pancake House Oregon Portland 1953[30] 1999[24]
Helena's Hawaiian Foods Hawaii Honolulu 2000[7]
Swan Oyster Depot California San Francisco 1912[31] 2000[32]
White House Sub Shop New Jersey Atlantic City 1946[33] 2000[32]
The Original Sonny Bryan's Texas Dallas 1958[34][35][36][37] 2000[32]
Camp Washington Chili Ohio Cincinnati 1940[38] 2000[32]
Moosewood Restaurant New York Ithaca 1973[39] 2000[32]
Mario's New York The Bronx 2000[32]
Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room Georgia Savannah 1943[40] 2000[32]
H&H Car Wash and Coffee Shop Texas El Paso (closed 2021)[41] 2001[42]
Langer's Delicatessen-Restaurant California Los Angeles 1947[43] 2001[42]
Versailles Florida Miami 1971[44] 2001[42]
Waterman's Beach Lobster Maine South Thomaston 1986 (closed 2016)[45] 2001[42]
Maison Marconi Maryland Baltimore (closed 2005)[46] 2002[47]
Ray's Boathouse and Cafe Washington Seattle 1945[48] 2002[47]
Three Brothers Serbian Restaurant Wisconsin Milwaukee 1954 or 1955[49][50] 2002[47]
Peter Luger Steakhouse New York Brooklyn 1887[51] 2002[47]
Anchor Bar New York Buffalo 1935[52][53] 2003[54]
Duarte's Tavern California Pescadero 1894[55] 2003[54]
Lexington Barbecue North Carolina Lexington 2003[54]
The Shed New Mexico Santa Fe 2003[54]
The Skylight Inn North Carolina Ayden 2003[54]
Prime Burger New York New York City (closed 2012)[56] 2004[57]
Ben's Chili Bowl District of Columbia Washington 1958[58] 2004[57]
Sam Choy's Kaloko Hawaii Kailua Kona (closed 2004)[59] 2004[57]
Al's Breakfast Minnesota Minneapolis 1950[60] 2004[57]
Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe Massachusetts Boston 1927[61] 2005[62]
El Chorro Lodge Arizona Paradise Valley 2005[62]
Yuca's California Los Angeles 2005[1]
Willie Mae's Scotch House Louisiana New Orleans 1957[63] 2005[1]
John's Roast Pork Pennsylvania Philadelphia 1930[64] 2006[65]
Lagomarcino's Illinois Moline 1908[66] 2006[65]
Bowen's Island Restaurant South Carolina Charleston 1946[67] 2006[65]
Polly's Pancake Parlor New Hampshire Sugar Hill 1938[68] 2006[65]
Taylor's Automatic Refresher California St. Helena 2006[65]
Barney Greengrass New York New York City 1908[69] 2006[65]
Louie Mueller Barbecue Texas Taylor 1949[70] 2006[65]
Hamura's Saimin Stand Hawaii Lihue 2006[65]
The Pickwick Minnesota Duluth 1888[71] 2007[72]
Weaver D's Georgia Athens 1986[73] 2007[72]
Primanti Brothers Pennsylvania Pittsburgh 1933[74] 2007[72]
Aunt Carrie's Rhode Island Narragansett 1920[75] 2007[72]
Doe's Eat Place Mississippi Greenville 1941[76] 2007[72]
Brookville Hotel Kansas Abilene (closed 2020)[77] 2007[72]
Bagaduce Lunch Maine Brooksville 1946[78] 2008[79]
Tufano's Vernon Park Tap Illinois Chicago 2008[79]
Jumbo's Florida Miami (closed 2014)[80] 2008[79]
Irma's Restaurant Texas Houston 2008[79]
Maneki Washington Seattle 1904[81] 2008[1]
Totonno's New York Brooklyn 1924[82] 2009[83]
Arnold's Country Kitchen Tennessee Nashville 1983[84] (closed 2023)[85] 2009[83]
Breitbach's Country Dining Iowa Sherrill 1853[86] 2009[83]
Mustache Bill's Diner New Jersey Barnegat Light 1959[87] 2009[83]
Yank Sing California San Francisco 1958[88] 2009[1]
Al's French Frys Vermont South Burlington 1940s[89] 2010[90]
The Bright Star Alabama Bessemer 2010[90]
Mary & Tito's Cafe New Mexico Albuquerque 2010[90]
Calumet Fisheries Illinois Chicago 1948[91] 2010[90]
Gustavus Inn Alaska Gustavus (closed 2021)[92] 2010[90]
Noriega Restaurant and Hotel California Bakersfield 2011[93]
Chef Vola's New Jersey Atlantic City 2011[93]
Crook's Corner North Carolina Chapel Hill (closed 2021)[94] 2011[93]
Le Veau d'Or New York New York City 1937[95] 2011[93]
Watts Tea Shop Wisconsin Milwaukee (closed 2016)[96] 2011[93]
Shady Glen Connecticut Manchester 1948[97] 2012[98]
St. Elmo's Steak House Indiana Indianapolis 1902[99] 2012[98]
Jones Bar-B-Q Diner Arkansas Marianna 1910s[100][101] 2012[101]
The Fry Bread House Arizona Phoenix 1992[102] 2012[1][103]
Nora's Fish Creek Inn Wyoming Wilson 1970s[104] 2012[98]
Frank Fat's California Sacramento 1939[105] 2013[1]
C. F. Folks District of Columbia Washington 1981 (closed 2018)[5] 2013[5]
Prince's Hot Chicken Shack Tennessee Nashville 1930s[106] 2013[107]
Kramarczuk's Minnesota Minneapolis 2013[107]
Keens Steakhouse New York New York City 1885[107] 2013[107]
Olneyville New York System Rhode Island Providence 1946[108] 2014[109]
Sokolowski's University Inn Ohio Cleveland 1923[108] (closed 2020)[110] 2014[109]
Hansen's Sno Bliz Louisiana New Orleans 1939[108] 2014[109]
Nick's Italian Cafe Oregon McMinnville 1977[108] (closed 2023)[111] 2014[109]
Perini Ranch Steakhouse Texas Buffalo Gap 1983[108] 2014[109]
Guelaguetza California Los Angeles 1994[112] 2015[1]
Beaumont Inn Kentucky Harrodsburg 1919[113] 2015[114]
Sally Bell's Kitchen Virginia Richmond 1924[115] 2015[114]
Sevilla New York New York City 1923[116] 2015[114]
Archie's Waeside Iowa Le Mars 1949[117] 2015[114]
Al Ameer Restaurant Michigan Dearborn 1989[118] 2016[1]
Brooks' House of Bar-B-Q New York Oneonta 1912[118] 2016[119]
Bully's Restaurant Mississippi Jackson 1982[120][121] 2016[119][118]
Matt's Place Montana Butte 1930[118] (closed 2021)[122] 2016[119]
Rancho de Chimayo Restaurante New Mexico Chimayo 1965[123] 2016[119][118]
Bertha's Kitchen South Carolina Charleston 1980[124] 2017[125]
Gioia's Deli Missouri Saint Louis 1918[126][127] 2017[125]
La Taqueria California San Francisco 1960s[128] 2017[125]
Sahadi's New York Brooklyn 1890s[129] 2017[125]
Schultz's Crab House Maryland Essex 1950[130] 2017[125]
Galleria Umberto Massachusetts Boston 1974[131] 2018[132][133]
Los Hernandez Washington Union Gap 1990[131] 2018[132]
El Guero Canelo Arizona Tucson 1993[131] 2018[132]
Sun Wah Illinois Chicago 1986[131] 2018[132]
Dong Phuong Bakery Louisiana New Orleans 1982[131] 2018[132]
A&A Bake & Doubles Shop New York Brooklyn 2002[134] 2019[135]
Pho 79 California Garden Grove 1982[134] 2019[135]
Annie's Paramount Steakhouse District of Columbia Washington 1948[134] 2019[135]
Jim's Steak and Spaghetti House West Virginia Huntington 1945[134] 2019[135]
Sehnert's Bakery & Bieroc Cafe Nebraska McCook 1957[134] 2019[135]
Puritan Backroom New Hampshire Manchester 1974[136] 2020[137]
El Taco de Mexico Colorado Denver 1985[136] 2020[137]
Zehnder's of Frankenmuth Michigan Frankenmuth 1928[136] 2020[137]
Vera's Backyard Bar-B-Que Texas Brownsville 1955[136] 2020[137]
Lassis Inn Arkansas Little Rock 1905[136] 2020[137]
Oriental Mart Washington Seattle 1971[136] 2020[137]
Casa Vega California Sherman Oaks 1956[138] 2022[139][140]
Corinne's Place New Jersey Camden 1989 2022[139][140]
Solly's Grille Wisconsin Milwaukee 1936[138] 2022[139][140]
Wo Hop New York New York City 1938[138] 2022[139][140]
The Busy Bee Café Georgia Atlanta 1947[138] 2022[139][140]
Florence's Restaurant Oklahoma Oklahoma City 1952 2022[139][140]
Pekin Noodle Parlor Montana Butte 1911[141] 2023[142]
Manago Hotel Hawaii Captain Cook 1917[141] 2023[142]
Joe's Bakery and Coffee Shop Texas Austin 1962[141] 2023[142]
Nezinscot Farm Maine Turner 1987[141] 2023[142]
La Casita Blanca Puerto Rico San Juan 1980[141] 2023[142]
Wagner's Village Inn Indiana Oldenburg 1968[141] 2023[142]
Mandalay California San Francisco 1984[143] 2024[143]
Vietnam Restaurant Pennsylvania Philadelphia 1984[143] 2024[143]
Pheasant Restaurant and Lounge South Dakota Brookings 1949[143] 2024[143]
Sylvia's Restaurant New York New York 1962[143] 2024[143]
Wade's Restaurant South Carolina Spartanburg 1947[143] 2024[143]
Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge Nevada Las Vegas 1972[143] 2024[143]

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