Our Top Recommendations for West Chester
Food scene
Homemade gelato made fresh daily. Flavors vary, but you can't go wrong with the Belgium Butter Cookie - which is our favorite. They also have sorbets and vegan options.
D'Ascenzo's Gelato
132 E Gay StHomemade gelato made fresh daily. Flavors vary, but you can't go wrong with the Belgium Butter Cookie - which is our favorite. They also have sorbets and vegan options.
Authentic home-cooked Italian food. In Pre-pandemic times they had an awesome lunch buffet on Weekdays.
14 locals recommend
Limoncello Ristorante & Caterers
9 N Walnut StAuthentic home-cooked Italian food. In Pre-pandemic times they had an awesome lunch buffet on Weekdays.
Hands down the best breakfast. We are particularly fond of the Eggs Benedict. The french toast and pancakes are also great.
Unfortunately, the location is West Chester has closed, but the original in Malvern, PA is still alive and well. Definitely worth the drive.
The Classic Diner
16 E Gay StHands down the best breakfast. We are particularly fond of the Eggs Benedict. The french toast and pancakes are also great.
Unfortunately, the location is West Chester has closed, but the original in Malvern, PA is still alive and well. Definitely worth the drive.
Sightseeing
Beautiful indoor and outdoor gardens. Plan to spend multiple hours exploring the grounds. Reserved tickets may be required.
The cafeteria serves excellent food. Try the Kennett Square mushroom soup.
265 locals recommend
Longwood Gardens
1001 Longwood RdBeautiful indoor and outdoor gardens. Plan to spend multiple hours exploring the grounds. Reserved tickets may be required.
The cafeteria serves excellent food. Try the Kennett Square mushroom soup.
Valley Forge was the site of the 1777-78 winter encampment of the Continental Army. The 3,500-acres of monuments, meadows, and woodlands commemorate the Revolutionary War.
179 locals recommend
Valley Forge National Historical Park
1400 N Outer Line DrValley Forge was the site of the 1777-78 winter encampment of the Continental Army. The 3,500-acres of monuments, meadows, and woodlands commemorate the Revolutionary War.