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IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
WHERE TO EAT
- Dilworthtown Inn
(0.1 miles) - Zoup
(0.5 miles) - Brandywine Prime Seafood and Chops
(1.9 miles)
WHERE TO SHOP
- Calista Grand CG
(1.5 miles) - Holly Peters Oriental Rugs & Home
(2.0 miles) - J. Franklin Styer Nurseries
(2.2 miles)
WHERE TO DRINK
- Georges'
(13.3 miles) - Glenmorgan Bar and Grill
(14.2 miles) - Chuckles Comedy Club
(17.7 miles)
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RESTAURANT LISTINGS |
THE DETAILS
Cuisine(s):
Entree Price:
$$ — Moderately Priced
Payment Type:
American Express
Discover
Master Card
Visa
Features:
Smoke-Free
Family Friendly
Outdoor Dining
Reservations Required:
Dinner Suggested
Alcohol Type:
Full Bar
Meals Served:
Dinner
Hours:
Monday through Saturday 4 p.m. to midnight
Features:
Small Plates
Group Friendly
Neighborhood:
Chester County
West Chester
Entree Price:
$$ — Moderately Priced
Payment Type:
American Express
Discover
Master Card
Visa
Features:
Smoke-Free
Family Friendly
Outdoor Dining
Reservations Required:
Dinner Suggested
Alcohol Type:
Full Bar
Meals Served:
Dinner
Hours:
Monday through Saturday 4 p.m. to midnight
Features:
Small Plates
Group Friendly
Neighborhood:
Chester County
West Chester
Blue Pear Bistro
Profile
The words "Dilworthtown Inn" are often intoned with all the solemnity the West Chester restaurant's $71 chateaubriand demands. The same won't be true for Blue Pear Bistro, housed in the inn's former general store. The American bistro exudes a refreshing air of permission, and the kitchen has a modern edge with whimsical offerings like upscaled chicken nuggets touched with white truffle.
User Reviews (6) :
Review
This sounds as if it would be an excellent spot to stop for lunch. Hope they consider it.
Posted by joan: May. May 12th, 2009 at 12:06 PM
This sounds as if it would be an excellent spot to stop for lunch. Hope they consider it.
Posted by joan: May. May 12th, 2009 at 12:06 PM
Review
I've eaten at the Blue Pear many times due to it's convenient location. Love the decor and general vibe, but the menu is very limited and does not change. The soup of the day was the same for my last 3 visits! Customer service is very weak. I expect better for the prices charged for "lite dinner fare." Stick to the bar and a quick bite to eat. Don't recommend it for a full dining experience.
Posted by Jill: Mar. March 15th, 2008 at 3:03 PM
I've eaten at the Blue Pear many times due to it's convenient location. Love the decor and general vibe, but the menu is very limited and does not change. The soup of the day was the same for my last 3 visits! Customer service is very weak. I expect better for the prices charged for "lite dinner fare." Stick to the bar and a quick bite to eat. Don't recommend it for a full dining experience.
Posted by Jill: Mar. March 15th, 2008 at 3:03 PM
Review
An innovative, yet comforting menu. The pumpkin soup special was incredible, and I can't wait to have another serving of the berry cheesecake flan. Highly recommended!
Posted by Lisa: Dec. December 18th, 2007 at 9:47 AM
An innovative, yet comforting menu. The pumpkin soup special was incredible, and I can't wait to have another serving of the berry cheesecake flan. Highly recommended!
Posted by Lisa: Dec. December 18th, 2007 at 9:47 AM
Review
My favorites are the salmon with brussel sprouts and the chicken.
Posted by Alyssa: Nov. November 22nd, 2007 at 6:13 PM
My favorites are the salmon with brussel sprouts and the chicken.
Posted by Alyssa: Nov. November 22nd, 2007 at 6:13 PM
Review
A fun twist to the local bistro. Loved the modern twist on the bacon & egg salad but my husband thought the cheeseburger was the best he has had in a very long time.
Posted by Robin: Oct. October 30th, 2007 at 12:08 PM
A fun twist to the local bistro. Loved the modern twist on the bacon & egg salad but my husband thought the cheeseburger was the best he has had in a very long time.
Posted by Robin: Oct. October 30th, 2007 at 12:08 PM
Review
This is the much awaited local bar for us, within walking distance if Brinton's Bridge weren't a high speed shortcut to 202. The menu features small plates, very small, and is innovative if still uneven.Trying an assortment of interesting menu offeri
Posted by Laurie: Oct. October 24th, 2007 at 1:59 PM
This is the much awaited local bar for us, within walking distance if Brinton's Bridge weren't a high speed shortcut to 202. The menu features small plates, very small, and is innovative if still uneven.Trying an assortment of interesting menu offeri
Posted by Laurie: Oct. October 24th, 2007 at 1:59 PM
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