A Guide to Phoenixville and Scenic Chester County Pennsylvania

Featured Restaurants

The Columbia Bar & Grille is the jewel of historic Phoenixville renaissance.

Restored to its beauty and style of yesterday, today’s diners are treated to the elegant and the glamour of Victorian times.

Dine in one of five beautiful dining areas that have been receiving guests every year since 1893. This Chester County landmark serves extraordinary food and offers an extensive wine list.

Other features: Happy Hour Specials  - Dinner Specials - Weekend Brunch - First Friday Entertainment - Saturday Evening Entertainment - Private Parties - Children's Menu.

Phoenixville's Dining and Restaurant Guide

Delaware Valley Dining Guide

Phoenixville’s Irish Pub serve traditional Irish fare, which includes Guinness-braised steak pie and ale-battered fish and chips. For the steak and potato diners, they also offer traditional American fare.

Fun - Cozy - Comfortable - Good Drink - Good Food - Live Music, too.

The owners whom are Irish immigrants, have brought a piece of Ireland to Historic Downtown Phoenixville.
The décor inside is Victorian-era style architecture on both of the two floors of the restaurant and there are three bars with 12 beers on tap.

Two areas of Outdoor Seating; First is the second floor deck, protected from the elements with a roof. The second area is it street café seating.

Entertainment & Live Music.

Located in beautiful Chester county countryside estate just outside Phoenixville, PA, the Seven Stars Inn has been welcoming guest, visitors and residence through its door since 1736. A historic inn, some people believe that not everyone has checked out, several spirits young and old been sited in different rooms of the inn and on the grounds.

The consciences of all people who dining at Seven Stars say the same thing, monstrous portions, nice bar to wait for your table and the drinks are great.

The house specialty is a Roast Western Prime Rib that is 32 to 40 oz. A unique feature of the inn is that they have a children's menu and a young adult's menu. Both of these menus scale down the size of the serving and price of their offerings to meet the needs of their younger customers.

Other Features; a well stocked wine cellar that was built in an old tunnel; the restaurant only serves dinner; The Inn is a smoke free restaurant.

$$$  -  Diner  -  Cards  - Reservations  -  BYOB 

The café named in honor of the world famous Majolica pottery made in Phoenixville in the late 1800. The Phoenixville Majolica plant was located at the corner of Church and Starr streets, known for many years as the Griffin- Smith-Hill Pottery. Hobbyist and collectors all over the world today collect the pottery.

Critics and guests agree that the service is attentive, well informed and make you feel at home, the food is excellently prepared, favorable and appetizing.  

A relaxed and casual atmosphere, the decor is simple, a polished glass storefront giving way to hardwood floors, a plush waiting couch, exposed brick, and copper-top tables.

Majolica a step above what you will find in most neighborhood cafes they provide an intimate, sophisticated atmosphere and cuisine that is worth the drive no mater where you live in the Delaware Valley.

Other Features: Spiegelau glassware producer of the very best wine glasses  –
  .......................... Specials  –  Menu changes seasonal.  

NOTE; Reservations are strongly recommended – Visa, Master Card accepted.

Uniquely different, authentic Japanese cuisine that is a feast for all your senses. If you want to be entertained, then journey into one of the Sizzling Hibachi Grill rooms where the chef will delight you by preparing savory appetizers and entrees right in front of you.

If you are seeking tranquility, relax in their spacious dinning room. Here their gracious servers will pamper you.

If the Hibachi Grill rooms or the dinning room is not your style take a seat at the Sushi Bar. If you like Sushi this is the place for you.

More and more diners are discovering this charming BYOB tucked on the edge of Phoenixville if you are looking for something different then try Liki’s.

Hours: lunch from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (but no lunch on Sundays); dinner is on from 4:30 p.m.-10 p.m., Mon.-Thurs. (until 11 a.m. on Fri. and Sat.), and 3-10 p.m. Sundays.

Deliveries: dinner hours only (free of charge) 610-983-9960.

Enjoy carefree dining and drinking in this carefully restored 19th century building perched on the Schuylkill Canal.

In the past this tavern on the canal did a brisk business at the turn of the century as the hard working, hard drinking bargemen made it one of their favorite watering hole on the long trip to and from Philadelphia!

Today, This quaint historic restaurant along the Schuylkill Canal  ( in Mont Clare) offer Casual Dining  for lunch and dinner, still a favorite for long time residents and newcomers.

The restaurant is divided into three areas;  

Glass Enclosed  Porch; for quiet and more intimate dining. 

Open Air Decks; Enjoy the sights and sound of the scenic Schuylkill Canal Spring , summer and fall.

The Saloon; This area has a full service bar with TV & games and all the activities you can expect from a bar.

The food is average ,  They offer Dinner & Lunch entrees , bar food, and  side dishes.

Carryout is available.

 Historical Fact:
Fitzwater Station, a stop on the anti slavery underground railroad which flourished before and during the Civil War. The station was part of the sprawling Fitzwater farm which lay along the Schuylkill River. The restaurant is named for Abel Fitzwater, a noted land-owner and churchman of Upper Providence Township.

Located in the heart of the historical downtown and the restaurant renaissance.

The Service is extremely attentive and friendly even though restaurant like this, that draw big crowns, the staff handled their jobs professionally. Ambiance is casual - elegant, the decor is beautiful amber walls, black room dividers and finished wood walls.

The food in most diner’s experience is incredible from soup to appetizers to incredible entree to dessert very creative and artistically presented.

Bakery on site - Dress business casual - Take Out – Parking lots behind the restaurant - Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover

Hours: Serving Dinner 5-10 pm Tues-Sun   Serving Lunch 12-2:30pm

Building and Liquor License available

Breakfast or Lunch Menu All Day Long.

The breakfast menu is extensive and includes traditional fare like eggs, omelettes, buttermilk pancakes, french toast and belgian waffles. The lunch menu includes a variety of fresh salads, their trademark Mexican quesadillas, wraps, deli sandwiches, triple decker clubs, a dozen gourmet sandwiches, burgers and chicken sandwiches, as well as a number of appetizers and sides like BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Wings and Gravy Fries.

Dinner entrees include pasta dishes, Young Tom Turkey, Grilled Baby Beef Liver, Breaded Milk-Fed Veal Steak, and much more.

Seafood menu includes a variety of popular dishes, both broiled or deep fried. The broiled Maryland Style Crab Cake and The Fisherman’s Fancy (includes deep friend flounder, crab cake, shrimp and scallops) are popular.n

An award-winning brewery

Located in Historical Downtown Phoenixville's
A BYO with an upscale eclectic American Continental menu. One of the newest additions to the Phoenixville restaurant scene. Recently opened, and now serving dinner Monday through Saturday, and lunch Monday through Friday.

A lifelong dream for the owners; Mike, Anne & Samantha, Marly's has been years in the making.

We encourage everyone to stop in and say hello! Come and see the local artists work on display, or take a look at the outdoor seating on back patio.

"A beautiful byo restaurant with outside dining and amazing food.
Once you come in you will be back for more."

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The Moon Saloon
Historic Downtown
400 Bridge Street - Phoenixville
610-933-7666