In the dining room, the art is that of a portrait gallery of well-known Princeton University graduates. From Donald Rumsfeld to Brooke Shields, their youth has been forever encapsulated with their framed senior class photos. On the other end of the room is a wooden hearth that has been inscribed with the text:

"Rest Traveller, Rest, and Banish Thoughts of Care; Drink to Thy Friends and Recommend Them Here."

This quote was drawn from an old English inn near Oxford, and dates back to 1937, when Nassau Inn was rebuilt on Palmer Square. The fireplace beneath is lit during the wintry months, and provides welcoming warmth to the guests.

Further indication that Princeton University students once enjoyed themselves in our Tap Room is the carved initials and graduating class years on the oak tabletops. This time-honored custom has been protected with a glass overlay for our dining guests to appreciate.