Restaurants in Phoenixville
The Hunt Room
Steak and Seafood for Two or Four at The Hunt Room (Up to 48% Off)
Gourmet steaks and fresh seafood such as crab cakes, striped sea bass, and lobster bisque
East Whiteland
$50 $27
Upscale American Cuisine at Twenty9 in Malvern (Up to 43% Off). Two Options Available.
Twenty9 Restaurant & Bar
East Whiteland
$40
$23
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Sushi and Japanese and Chinese Cuisine for Takeout or Dine-In at Lemon Street Restaurant (Up to 50% Off)
Lemon Street Restaurant
Malvern
$20
$12
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$16 for $30 Worth of Sushi and Japanese Food at Akio Sushi
Akio Sushi
Malvern
$30
$16
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$21 for $40 Worth of Mediterranean-Italian Fusion at Valley Forge Trattoria and Lounge
Valley Forge Trattoria and Lounge
Phoenixville
$40
$21
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Select Local Merchants
Since its humble south Philadelphia beginnings in the 1990s, PrimoHoagies has quickly expanded throughout the region and garnered several awards on the strength of its cold-cut sandwiches, made with Thumann's brand of gourmet meats and cheeses. The shop's robust menu features dozens of specialty hoagies, many of which were created in-house rather than underwater, as is the industry norm. Sharp Italian hoagies teem with prosciutto and genoa salami, and pork Diablo hoagies marry Thumann's homestyle roasted pork with a blend of piquant spices.
The chefs at PJ Ryan's Pub sling their hearty menu’s worth of burgers and steaks into a congenial atmosphere supported by cheerful Irish tidings. An appetizer sets the meal's mood, whether generating harmony with a sharable pair of sliders (a $9 value) or fried calamari (a $7.50 value) or injecting excitement with a cage match over who gets to lick the bowl of west coast crab dip (a $9 value). Sheperd's pie (a $12 value) tempts mouths with draped layers of beef with roasted vegetables, garlic mashed potatoes, and cheddar cheese. Chefs transform seafaring bounty by broiling tender scallops in a delicate lemon-white-wine sauce (a $16.50 value) or browning lump crab into perfectly bronzed crab cakes served alongside piquant rémoulade (an $18 value).
Horizon Foods has been servicing the metropolitan Philadelphia market for over 13 years with thousands of loyal home customers. We offer free same-day delivery to most areas and will ship via Fedex anywhere in the continental USA! We purvey only the finest meats, poultry, seafood & specialty products available.
Cuisine Type: World cuisine and locally produced wine
Established: 2012
Reservations: Required
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Number of Tables: 11?25
Parking: Parking lot
Most popular offering: Team building events and cooking demos
Kid-friendly: Yes
Alcohol: Wine Only
Outdoor Seating: Yes
Pro Tip: Food pairings are gourmet bites specific to the wines selected. Learn how to pick the right wine.
Q&A with Cooking Spotlight
What made you want to work with food? When did you first develop that passion?
Owner, Victoria Hanko, first got involved in working in the food industry as a sous chef at an upscale restaurant in Baton Rouge, LA. After this, she embarked on a different career path, but always maintained a high interest in learning and practicing new recipes. In 2012 she decided to offer others opportunities to learn how to prepare different types of food in a fun and entertaining environment.
What is one fun, unusual fact about your business?
Our team building events are a great way to have an evening of fun, collaboration, and some friendly competition resulting in a delicious meal that all teams enjoy together.
Is there anything else you want to add that we didn't cover?
Cooking Spotlight, along with our associated Village Wine Spot, provides fun and entertaining events with excellent food and wine. Our facility which seats up to 60 people offers a variety of events from cooking classes, chef demonstrations, team building and private parties. Our cafe which we will open in June 2014 offers a fresh health-oriented menu for breakfasts and lunches.
In your own words, how would you describe your menu?
We offer world cuisine tailored to the specific class, event, or special wine pairing. We source fresh local ingredients whenever possible and uses other high-end ingredients. Our cafe offers breakfast and lunch with a fresh health-oriented menu sourced locally as available with plenty of options for vegetarians and vegans. The wine we serve in Village Wine Stop is from Crossing Vineyards of Bucks County, PA and is also vegan.
Fabien Chaigneau has labored over stoves in the Dominican Republic and Philadelphia, yet his bouillabaisse—a stew of mussels, clams, salmon, and prawns—will tell you that he hasn't lost touch with his native Pays de la Loire, a coastal French region. His menu at SIPS Bistro & Bar acts as a conduit for this culinary nostalgia. Duck confit, arrays of cheeses, and a catalog of French wines transport palates overseas, and brie sandwiches and hors d'oeuvres of bruschetta preserve an airy bistro ambiance. According to a feature in the Phoenixville Patch, however, Fabien's ultimate mission is not to fully transplant the European gourmet scene, but to render its platters at once delicious and affordable to the community.
The restaurant's 118-year-old building complements the food's rustic appeal. At the original bar, handcrafted cocktails mix fresh fruit purées with champagne and schnapps. Bricks line a sunlit archway and the ground of the outdoor courtyard. A fountain burbles quietly on the patio's edges, but its sound is masked by jazz music during Saturday and Sunday brunch—a prix fixe experience that pairs housemade crepes and norwegian eggs with smooth songs, such as Singin' in the Rain’s "Good Morning."
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