White Horse

From our insider alum, we’ll call him by his old frat name “Bluto”, the “White Horse Inn was the place we went for their 25¢ sliders, and to watch a basketball game. With more than a few beers too.” The “White Ho” (described by many as an icon in the heart of Campustown) was the joint you hung out in to get some grub and start a nice buzz without (or before) going full-on crazy at C.O. Daniel’s or O’Malley’s. Townies and students mixed easily at there from it’s earliest days at C and Green Streets in 1973 until it’s end in 2007. Many older alums may recall a “coronary-inducing” dish called the Haystack, which was hugely popular there for many years. With a base layer of crispy hash browns, and a burger patty (or sometimes sausage) tossed in, covered with cheese and a couple over easy egg. Yeah, you get the point. Best “drunk” food ever! There was a second attempt at reinventing the White Horse with new owners and a new location on John St., but this tee is all about the original, and to many, the only White Horse Inn.