In 1854, the town of Mantorville was incorporated. During this same year, four years before Minnesota became a state, John Hubbell constructed the first Hubbell House. The original Hotel, a 16 x 24-foot log structure, was the only building in town having a double roof, thereby allowing room in the chamber for guests.
In 1946, Paul Pappas purchased the Hubbell House and at that time established the policy of providing you with excellent food and served in an atmosphere that has changed but little since 1854. Paul’s son, Don, assumed control of the restaurant and in January 2022, Joe Powers and his family took on ownership, ensuring the Hubbell House lives on for generations to come.
Whether you’re looking for a formal experience in one of our dining rooms, or if you’re looking for a more relaxed setting like the Stagecoach Bar, we are the place for you! In the mood for a burger and a beer? Or a filet mignon with au gratin potatoes and a signature cocktail? Either way, we’ve got you covered. The Hubbell House has been proud to offer guests an unforgettable meal and dining experience for many years and we hope to serve you soon and take in the many documents and historical artifacts we have collected and displayed throughout each of our dining rooms.
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