4 Best Historic Restaurants in Chester Springs

4 restaurants available nearby

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1. Bloom Southern Kitchen

4.7

Exceptional(375)

Price: Moderate

• Southern • Chester Springs

Booked 29 times today

Bloom Southern Kitchen is a farm to table restaurant located in the historic Eagle Tavern, a local landmark since 1702. Bloom’s teams are focused on delivering an incredible dining experience that begins in the kitchen with local ingredients. Dining in our restaurant transports you to the south where charming hospitality and incredible cocktails await.Due to our commitment to using seasonal and local ingredients, our menu items may change based on availability.We’re open daily for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. We welcome you to our restaurant and look forward to serving you.

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2. White Dog Cafe - Chester Springs

4.6

Exceptional(633)

Price: Moderate

• American • Exton

Booked 178 times today

White Dog Cafe's newest location brings local, seasonal, and sustainable dining to Chester County. The original Vickers Tavern has been completely renovated, and the White Dog Cafe has preserved the building's history while adding chic farmhouse aesthetics and dog-themed decor. The restaurant features seven distinct dining rooms, each with its own unique personality and design. In addition, there is an expansive outdoor patio with a gas fireplace and retractable cover. The open Barn room includes a large oval bar, a sitting area by an open fireplace, and doors leading to the outdoor potting shed. The menu includes several White Dog staples, such as Kennett Square Mushroom Soup, Double Cheddar Burger, Lamb Bolognese, Truffle Fries, and house-made bread baskets from local farms, alongside new additions.

3. Seven Stars Inn

3.8

Excellent(1272)

Price: Expensive

• American • Phoenixville

Booked 12 times today

Open For Take-Out & Delivery Daily from 11:00 am-7:00 pm starting Tuesday March 31, 2020!The Seven Stars Inn is the original Chester County steakhouse. We may be new to OpenTable, but we have been wowing our guests for over 275 years by featuring overly generous portions of the finest beef, veal and seafood served in a gracious white table cloth atmosphere. Legend has it that the Inn even served President George Washington himself in this very same historic building set in scenic Chester County.The cocktail lounge is warm and inviting, and the well thought out wine list includes a broad spectrum of varietals and geographic origins.Family friendly, the Seven Stars has not only a great Children’s Menu but also a Young Adult’s Menu. Both of these menus scale down the size of the serving and price of their offerings to help mom and dad afford an evening out with the whole family.All major credit cards are welcomed.

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4. Botanery Barn Distillery & Restaurant

4.6

Exceptional(313)

Price: Moderate

• Farm-to-table • Reading

Booked 6 times today

Botanery Barn Distillery & Bistro, formerly Brandywine Branch Distillers, Founded by Don Avellino and Scott Avellino, is a new small batch micro-distillery located in Pennsylvania’s bucolic Chester County. Brandywine Branch Distillers inhabits a lovingly restored 130-year-old barn, located on an eight-acre property and exclusively produces everything on site utilizing handcrafted methods. The Revivalist Gins™, is an award winning portfolio of four unique and small-batch expressions: Equinox, Summertide, Harvest, and Solstice. Revivalist represents a year-round portfolio of gins that reflects different taste profiles and echoes the natural progression of the seasons, their scents, colors and flavors, in order to create something for every palate.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Bloom Southern Kitchen

2. White Dog Cafe - Chester Springs

3. Seven Stars Inn

4. Botanery Barn Distillery & Restaurant

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