Simon Pearce
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Simon Pearce 1333 Lenape Road West Chester, PA 19382 USA Phone: 610-793-0948 Fax: 610-793-0991 Email: kpippin@simonpearceglass.com Website: www.SimonPearce.com Open seven days a week. Serving a bar menu from 2:45-5:15. Lunch from 11:30am - 2:45pm Dinner from 5:30pm - 9:00pm daily Sunday dinner served from 5:30 - 8:30pm |
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fine dining while overlooking the Brandywine River in historic West Chester,
PA. After dinner watch the glassblowers first hand as they create original
designs in the glassblowing workshop. End your visit with a browse through
the retail store. Simon Pearce on the Brandywine is more than a spot for fine dining, it's a destination in itself. Visitors not only have the opportunity to enjoy superb American cuisine with Irish accents, they can learn about the art of glassblowing in an on-site workshop and browse for original glass and pottery in a retail store. |
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| "....Simon Pearce on the Brandywine pays
homage to the founder's Irish ancestry. Consider the rustic Ballymaloe brown
bread, made from imported coarse wheat and molasses, and the Irish scones.
The recipes come from Ballymaloe House, an inn and restaurant in Shangarry
(Ireland). Vermont also factors into the menu, Vermont cheddar soup is a
smooth blend of Cabot sharp cheese, chicken broth and cream studded with
onion, carrot and celery. Cod, a New England staple, is encased in a
horseradish crust. While the West Chester restaurant acknowledges the
company's roots, it also showcases Mid-Atlantic favorites such as bronzed
crab cake in a mustard cream. Signature dishes are staples, although the
menu changes five times a year. Desserts, made onsite, include five homeade
ice creams and four sorbets.....Lunch and shopping can absorb an afternoon.
Customers don't seem to mind. "Well, this has been a treat," one woman says
at the shop enterance. It wasn't over yet. "Oh, look," she exclaims, her eye
lighting on another display. "There's more." Offering more is a Simon Pearce
specialty. "We provide a long-lasting memory." - THE HUNT, Life in the Brandywine Valley, WINTER 2002-2003 HOT GLASS, SIMON PEARCE'S SIGNATURE POTTERY AND GLASSWARE by Pam George |
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Located
on the site of the former Lenape Inn in West Chester, this unique addition
to the Delaware Valley restaurant scene was inspired by its successful
sister facility in Quechee Vermont. Expansive windows and two levels of
seating afford every table a beautiful view of the Brandywine River. |
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Menu
Red Oak Leaf
Entrees
Filet
Mignon
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