Fenton Hotel Tavern & Grille - Real Haunted Place

This restaurant was formerly a hotel. It was built when railroads first came to Fenton in 1856. It has gone through many ownerships and has converted to a white tableclothed fine dining restaurant in 1997 when Nick and Peggy Sorise purchased. When it turned 150 years old in 2006, the Sorises' officially changed the name of Fenton Hotel to Fenton Hotel Tavern & Grille.

The hotel turned restaurant is believed to be haunted by an unknown gentleman with a hat who frequents the bar drinking whisky. Other paranormal events reported include wine glasses moving across the bar as well as disembodied voices and brushes across people's body.

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