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A month-by-month guide to 12 can’t-miss happenings in the Main Line region.
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Eight under-the-radar destinations to explore across the Main Line and western suburbs.
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Highly ranked colleges, universities and independent schools across the region have so much to offer students.
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hat makes the Main Line so special? For me, it’s the people, the places and the fact that there’s always something new to discover. That’s why I love our annual Ultimate Guide to the Main Line. Consider this your go-to guide for getting out, exploring and experiencing more of this incredible community we call home. We all have our favorites—the restaurant where we always order the same thing, the shop we’ve loved for years, the neighborhood we know by heart. But one of the best things about living here is that there’s always another great eatery to try, a new business opening its doors, a hidden gem to uncover or an experience we’ve somehow missed. My challenge to you: Try something new. Make that reservation. Visit the boutique you’ve been meaning to check out. Explore a different corner of the Main Line region. And most importantly, support the local businesses and people who bring so much energy, creativity and personality to our community. At Main Line Today, we’re fortunate to tell those stories all year long. And after stepping into the publisher’s role this year, I’ve gained an even greater appreciation for just how much there is to celebrate. So keep this issue handy. Dog-ear a few pages, make a list and get out there. The Main Line region isn’t just a place—it’s an experience. Now go enjoy it!
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The Main Line region is a dynamic patchwork of vibrant dining and shopping hubs, upscale neighborhoods, and historic main streets.
Located along West Chester Pike with direct access to I-476, these neighboring towns offer reasonably priced homes and a relatively easy commute to Philadelphia. Locally known as the 33rd county of Ireland, Havertown boasts a robust Irish population—and a lively summer celebration to go with it. Broomall is popular with young families.
BRYN MAWR
Just two stops west of Ardmore on the commuter rail line, Bryn Mawr is home to some fine private schools and nationally ranked Bryn Mawr College. It oozes
small-town charm, with estate homes lining quaint streets. There’s also a top-rated hospital and the utterly unique Bryn Mawr Film Institute.
CONSHOHOCKEN
Located just north of the core Main Line on a bend in the Schuylkill River, Conshohocken’s blue-collar roots have been overwhelmed by a swarm of white-collar young professionals drawn to its restaurants, bar scene and more affordable living options. Access to Center City is an on-ramp away via I-76, and top-notch dining is the norm.
PHOENIXVILLE Young families and millennials can’t get enough of affordable Phoenixville. Its thriving downtown has undergone a food and beverage renaissance, with distilleries and breweries popping up everywhere— especially along Bridge Street. And with all the new housing options, there’s little downside to this former steel town.
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KENNETT SQUARE
Known as the Mushroom Capital of the World after the product that sustains its surrounding farms, Kennett Square has grown considerably thanks to its affordability, walkability and family-friendly vibe. State Street offers an array of shopping and dining options, and the world-renowned Longwood Gardens isn’t far from town.
DEVON, BERWYN & PAOLI
This trio of relatively low-key hamlets along Lancaster Avenue feeds off the notoriety of Devon Yard, which includes the high-end shopping destinations Anthropologie and Terrain, plus upscale dining and more. The complex is adjacent to the Devon Horse Show grounds, the oldest and largest outdoor multi-breed equestrian competition in the country. West of Devon, hot spots like Nectar, Clay’s Creative Corner Bakery and the Hung Vuong Food Market make Berwyn a draw for exceptional edibles. Known more as a residential and rail hub, Paoli has gotten a boost thanks to a long-awaited upgrade of its train station.
WEST CHESTER Touted as the western suburbs’ hottest town, West Chester offers history, a sizzling real estate market, excellent schools, and a quaint downtown with brick sidewalks, great dining and drinking scenes, and a full slate of annual events. The borough is also the seat of Chester County and home to West Chester University, the largest state-owned school in Pennsylvania.
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Ardmore benefits from convenient commuter access to Center City Philadelphia and a surplus of dining, entertainment and shopping options. Established in 1928 as one of the first shopping centers in the United States, Suburban Square boasts a unique mix of restaurants and upscale retailers and boutiques. Ardmore Music Hall (pictured) lures national and regional music headliners, and high-end apartment complexes give the town a more urban feel. Merion Golf Club, meanwhile, has hosted five U.S. Open tournaments, with another in 2030.
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EXTON & DOWNINGTOWN
What the unincorporated Exton lacks in a proper downtown, it makes up for in one of the region’s nicer train stations, the walkable Main Street complex, the 14-mile Chester Valley Trail, Chester County Library, and loads of shopping and dining options. Plenty of upscale apartment complexes and high-end townhomes support the upwardly mobile. Two stops west, Downingtown boasts a cozy downtown, good schools
and the award-winning Victory Brewing Company’s original location. Eagleview Town Center offers some excellent dining options on a well-utilized town square just minutes from Marsh Creek State Park and Struble Trail.
MALVERN
Just a few miles west of Paoli, Malvern’s robust shopping and dining scene is centered on King Street, with its charming eateries, unique boutiques
CHADDS FORD & GLEN MILLS The late Andrew Wyeth’s Pennsylvania hometown is enjoying the fruits of the revitalized Chadds Ford Barn Shops, where a bakery and cafe, artisans, and serviceoriented businesses comingle. Chadds Ford is also home to Brandywine Museum of Art, Brandywine Battlefield State Park and the John Chads House. A few miles away, Glen Mills is booming with new growth in every sector.
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VILLANOVA & ST. DAVIDS Nine months out of the year, these Radnor Township neighbors play host to students at Villanova University (pictured). Both offer a traditional Main Line vibe sprinkled with historic homes and modern amenities.
and reputable galleries. The town is quaint but sophisticated and accessible by commuter rail seven days a week.
NEWTOWN SQUARE
Once a sleepy crossroads town, Newtown Square is experiencing a major revitalization. The 218-acre Ellis Preserve offers multiuse event space, shops, restaurants and more. High-end living options are another draw. Adding to the appeal: nearby Ridley Creek State Park and the prestigious Aronimink Golf Club, host of the 2026 PGA Championship.
GLADWYNE
Given the hilly, heavily wooded setting, it’s easy to forget that Gladwyne’s hyperupscale neighborhoods are so close to I-76, affording easy access to Center City. One of the wealthiest zip codes in the country, it’s also home to Philadelphia Country Club and numerous sprawling estates and awe-inspiring mansions.
HAVERFORD
Beautiful estate homes define this old-school suburban enclave. You’ll also find the esteemed Haverford School and the mini-Ivy-caliber Haverford College, along with Merion Golf Club and Merion Cricket Club, both bastions of Main Line tradition. Founded in 1865, the latter offers squash, lawn tennis and (of course) cricket.
The nexus of one of the largest, most successful malls in the country, King of Prussia is well on its way to becoming a mini city of its own. At KOP’s walkable Town Center, a park-like courtyard area hosts free concerts and movie screenings in warm weather. If you’re looking for more trees and hills, Valley Forge National Historical Park (pictured) is minutes
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away. It’s home to George Washington’s Revolutionary War encampment, along with a popular network of hiking and biking trails.
MEDIA
Thanks to its many festivals and community events, Media is one of the liveliest towns in the region. A community sensibility and plenty of parking mesh well with its walkability, making it a draw for younger families, empty-nesters and Philadelphians looking to settle in an accessible suburban enclave. Lined with restaurants and a handful of boutiques, State Street is the borough’s busy center. The trolley line completes the cozy, old-timey vibe.
NARBERTH & WYNNEWOOD Just 10-15 minutes to Philadelphia by train, Narberth and Wynnewood balance small-town charm and urban sophistication, making both an easier transition for former city dwellers. Narberth’s cluster of restaurants offers impressive variety. While more spread out, Wynnewood’s dining scene also has a global flair.
WAYNE
The neighborhoods in this familyfriendly town offer a community-centric atmosphere that shines through during seasonal events like the Wayne Music Festival. It also has plenty of dining and shopping options, making it well worth the higher price tag for homebuyers.
A quasi-European town built into a scenic cliff overlooking the Schuylkill River, Manayunk is technically part of Philadelphia, which makes it a haven for young professionals and empty-nesters who want some of the perks of Center City without the typical urban annoyances. Renovations and new construction are the norm in Manayunk, so there’s an abundance of housing options. Main Street boasts plenty of retail distractions and every cuisine imaginable. Nearby Wissahickon Valley Park offers a gorge, meadows and 57 miles of trails. Just across the river from Main Street via footbridge is Bala Cynwyd’s waterfront showpiece, Ironworks at Pencoyd Landing (pictured). The converted 19th-century iron and steel foundry has two first-class restaurants, office space and a high-end hotel.
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EAT YOUR WAY WEST
From breakfast in Wynnewood to dessert in West Chester, get a taste of the region in one delicious day.
Breakfast at Hymie’s Merion Station
Keep the morning buzz going at this new specialty coffee shop, where globally sourced beans are enhanced by baked goods inspired by the owners’ Greek and Mediterranean heritage. 6 W. Lancaster Ave., (484) 412-8577, thebrewroompa.com.
Lunch at Pinwheel Provisions Bryn Mawr
Explore globally inspired favorites at Pinwheel Provisions, where fresh all-natural ingredients are the foundation of made-to-order dishes crafted to satisfy without slowing you down. Our go-to is the Ploughman’s sandwich, a pub classic in England. 822 W. Lancaster Ave., (215) 728-9893, pinwheelprovisions.com.
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Fuel up at this Main Line institution, which has been serving classic New York-style deli fare since 1955. Go traditional with lox or a jumbo omelet, or try the signature breakfast sandwich layered with grilled pastrami, eggs and cheese. 342 Montgomery Ave., (610) 668-3354, hymies.com.
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A Sweet Treat at Delice et Chocolat Wayne
Savor a taste of France at this family-owned pastry shop, where brothers Joseph and Antoine Amrani employ classic French technique for flaky croissants, elegant cakes, macarons and handcrafted chocolates. The greatest challenge: choosing just one. 112 E. Lancaster Ave., (484) 367-7610, delicechocolat.com.
A longtime local favorite, Nectar offers food and drink specials from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday. Sip a grapefruit lychee martini (or any other creative cocktail) and indulge in Pan-Asian bites beneath the restaurant’s 18-foot silk-screen Buddha. 1091 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 725-9000, tastenectar.com.
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Dinner at Joey Chops Malvern
Born and raised in Ferrara, Italy, Vincenzo Tettamanti now handcrafts gelato stateside using local, seasonal ingredients. The rotating selection typically includes one or two vegan varieties—and keep your eye out for our favorite flavor, Belgian Cookie. 12 W. Market St., (484) 557-8482, gemelligelato.com.
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At this polished steakhouse, wood-fired prime cuts share the menu with premium seafood and expertly crafted cocktails. Settle into the sleek dining room or snag a table on the patio in warmer weather. 245 Lancaster Ave., Malvern, (484) 450-8890, joeychops.com.
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Bikini Burger Steering clear of the much-hyped smashburger trend, this spot serves a custom blend of fresh double-ground sirloin, brisket, ribeye and chuck. The coleslaw and potato salad are both family recipes. 44 Rittenhouse Place, (610) 649-3903. Brew Room Standout Freddo espresso and cappuccinos, plus authentic treats like spanakopita, bougatsa, Santorini pie and koulouri. 6 W. Lancaster Ave., (484) 412-8577, thebrewroompa.com. Char & Stave This all-day coffee spot and cocktail bar from Bluebird Distilling’s Jared Adkins pairs creative espresso drinks with whiskey-inspired cocktails. Pastries are also available. 21 Rittenhouse Place, (484) 414-4102, charandstave.com. DanDan A successful Center City concept finds its way to the suburbs, offering authentic SichuanTaiwanese cuisine with a spicy kick. Various locations, dandanrestaurant.com.
Lark Several stories up in the Residence Inn, the Landing Kitchen’s higher-end neighbor offers handmade pasta and imaginative options like sea urchin deviled eggs and red snapper tartare. 611 Righters Ferry Road, (484) 434-8766, larkpa.com.
Exit 13 Gastrobar The former Garrett Hill Pizza is now a sleek gastropub with retractable garage-style doors. The menu is heavy on Italian specialties, and the pizza is a highlight. 910 Conestoga Road, (610) 525-3842, exit13gastrobar.com.
Saffron Indian Kitchen Blended spices are the true stars at Saffron, which offers an exceptional array of nouveau and traditional Indian cuisine. Various locations, saffronofphilly.com. BYOB
The Grog Grill This well-established tavern features high-quality food and an extensive wine, liquor and beer selection. 863 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 527-5870, thegroggrill.com.
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Frankie’s Fellini Cafe At this popular familyowned gem, signature dishes include the veal chop and house-made pasta with meatballs and/or roasted sausage. 678 Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-1737, frankiesfellinicafe.com. BYOB Laine’s Gluten Free Bakery This spot offers a tempting selection of gluten- and dairy-free indulgences, including fudgy brownies, chewy cookies and moist cupcakes. 1018 Lancaster Ave., lainesgfbakery.com. Nectar The late Patrick Feury’s legacy lives on at this Main Line favorite, with excellent Asian fusion cuisine delivered in a posh setting. 1091 Lancaster Ave., (610) 725-9000, tastenectar.com.
DePaul’s Table If you’re looking for a prime cut, look no further than this sophisticated modern Italian steakhouse. The tomahawk ribeye is a showstopper big enough to share. 7 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 5890500, depaulstable.com.
Tiramisu Ristorante This low-key eatery delivers fried artichokes, veal scallopini and other RomanJewish classics with a twist. 720 Lancaster Ave., (610) 906-3299, tiramisuberwyn.com.
Delice et Chocolat Indulge in sweet or savory croissants, a curated selection of macarons, locally roasted Valerio coffee, and colorful pastries. 9 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (610) 649-7001; 112 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (484) 367-7610; delicechocolat.com.
Settantatré Pasta & Provisions Originally launched with a focus on house-made gluten-free pasta, the menu at this mom-and-pop shop has grown to include traditional focaccia, tomato pie and take-home frozen entrées. 802 Lancaster Ave., (610) 314-0876, settantatrepasta73.com.
Izzy’s Cocktail Bar The handwritten menu at Izzy’s is as carefully constructed as the quirky-sleek vibe. Seasonally fluid, the offerings are designed for smallplate sharing. The bao buns are a true standout. 35 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 952-0631, @izzys_ardmore on Instagram.
Veekoo Asian Cuisine Grab a seat at the sushi bar, or try any of the Chinese, Thai and Japanese specialties at this consistently excellent Asian outpost. 564 Lancaster Ave., (484) 318-7655, veekoorestaurants.com. BYOB
Local Wine & Kitchen Sip by the glass, bottle or wine flight while savoring shared plates with your crew. 39 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 896-4740, localwineandkitchen.com. Lola’s Garden Boasting prime views of Suburban Square’s courtyard and fountain, Lola’s offers four-season alfresco dining and a modern American menu with options for all. 51 St. Georges Road, (484) 412-8011, lolasgardenrestaurant.com. Ripplewood Whiskey & Craft This speakeasyinspired tavern’s top-notch comfort fare includes a heavenly charred octopus and fries blanketed with Fontina-cheddar sauce and brisket chunks. 29 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 486-7477, ripplewoodbar.com Songsan Korean BBQ At this intimate nook, diners prepare hearty combo platters of marinated short ribs, chicken, pork belly and beef brisket on their own grill. 66 Rittenhouse Place, (610) 642-3184. BYOB Tired Hands Fermentaria Tap Room The focus may be on award-winning beer, but the sandwiches, cheeses and charcuterie are also noteworthy. 35 Cricket Terrace, (484) 413-2983, tiredhands.com.
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The Landing Kitchen Located in the former Pencoyd Ironworks site on the banks of the Schuylkill River, this cafe’s patio is a great place to unwind with a menu of enticing upscale-casual fare. 617 Righters Ferry Road, (484) 434-8765, thelandingkitchen.com.
Will’s & Bill’s Brewery Bill Mangan and his sons Will and Drew lead this brewery/oyster bar/ gastropub concept with beer brewed on site and elevated comfort food. 324 Swedesford Road, (484) 318-8538, wills-bills.com.
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Birchrunville Store Café This unassumingly unique BYOB enjoys a stellar reputation. Clean flavors and layered textures are the norm—and don’t miss the mini butterscotch Bundt cake drizzled with caramel. 1403 Hollow Road, (610) 827-9002, birchrunvillestorecafe.com. BYOB
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Bar Avalon Chef John Brandt-Lee’s kitchen skills shine in the savory sauces that complement Bar AV’s Italian-inspired menu. 818 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 520-9700; 116 E. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 436-4100; avalonrestaurant.net. The Choice Volodymyr Hyvel is a gifted chef who specializes in Euro-fusion-style preparations like chicken pâté, pan-seared foie gras, Chilean sea bass with miso sauce, and grilled New Zealand rack of lamb. 845 Lancaster Ave., (484) 383-3230, thechoice-restaurant.com. BYOB Dua Restaurant Italian and Mediterranean flavors meet Albanian influences at this welcoming BYOB. 1000 W. Lancaster Ave., (484) 380-2053, duarest.com. BYOB
Jin Ding At this well-frequented spot in the former Yang Ming space, the buns, dumplings and rice rolls don’t disappoint. The six-piece dumpling sampler is a great place to start. 1051 Conestoga Road, (610) 5273200, jindingbrynmawr.com. La Cabra Brewing Smokehouse La Cabra’s Smokehouse excels at wood-fired brisket, baby back ribs and wings, all of which pair perfectly with its selection of unique brews. Also check out the original location in Berwyn. 810 Glenbrook Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 526-2337; 642 Lancaster Ave., Berwyn, (610) 240-7908; lacabrabrewing.com. Lourdas Greek Taverna The authentic fare at this family-owned institution includes gyros, moussaka, souvlaki, fresh seafood and more. 50 N. Bryn Mawr Ave., (610) 520-0288, lourdasgreekrestaurant.com. BYOB Manorah This Asian BYOB spotlights flavors from all over Thailand. A must for first timers, the Manorah Sampler combines crispy pork, shrimp and shiitake dumplings, turmeric-spiced chicken satays, and spring rolls. 656 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 771-8005, manorahthai.com. BYOB Otto by Polpo Highlights on a diverse antipasti list include shrimp, Italian sausage and burrata. The menu also includes pasta, risotto and a daily catch filleted tableside. 52 N. Bryn Mawr Ave., (610) 880-0001, ottobypolpo.com. BYOB Pho Street Pho Street’s tasty street food takes its inspiration from the markets of Vietnam’s Nam Dinh Province. 1001 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 527-1413. BYOB Pinwheel Provisions Operating on the Bryn Mawr Film Institute property, owner Anjali Gupta offers coffee and tea drinks, zero-proof cocktails, prepared-to-order meals, pastries and snacks in addition to market options. Hearty options are also available through the ‘Wich Way Sandwich Bar. 822 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 314-7893, pinwheelprovisions.com. The Pullman Restaurant & Bar This sophisticated railside eatery offers globally focused New American dining, plus live music in the piano lounge. 39 Morris Ave., (610) 727-0777, thepullmanrestaurant.com. White House Tajine Traditional Moroccan dishes and bold, aromatic spices are the focus at this colorful BYOB. 1047 W. Lancaster Ave., (484) 380-3532, whtajine.com. BYOB
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Agave The well-executed traditional dishes at this low-key gem include creamy guacamole, octopus ceviche, tacos, enchiladas and burritos. 1620 Baltimore Pike, (484) 770-8345, agavechaddsford.com. BYOB Antica Affordable and authentic, Antica brings regional Italian flair to the Brandywine Valley. 1623 Baltimore Pike, (484) 770-8631, anticapa.com. Chadds Ford Tavern This busy spot offers steaks, seafood and elevated pub fare in an upscale yet comfy setting. 1400 Baltimore Pike, (484) 800-4084, thecftavern.com.
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FOOD & DRINK The Gables at Chadds Ford A revamped menu spotlights local, seasonal ingredients. 423 Baltimore Pike, (610) 388-7700, thegablesatchaddsford.com. OsoSweet Bakery Cafe Talented pastry chef Tess Wofford’s versatility is evident in her mastery of everything from cookies to scones to breakfast pastries. 1609 Baltimore Pike, Suite 500, (610) 880-8118, ososweet.shop. Osteria Ama Breads and pastas are produced on site, and Naples-style pizzas are fired in a massive wood-burning oven from Italy. 100 Ridge Road, Suite 24, Chadds Ford, (484) 800-8676, osteriaama-cf. com; 34 Street Road, West Chester, (484) 301-3955, osteriaama-wc.com. BYOB
CHESTER SPRINGS
Bloom Southern Kitchen Bloom exudes ambition and heart with Lowcountry-inspired dishes like shrimp and grits, boneless short ribs, and chicken and waffles. 123 Pottstown Pike, (484) 359-4144, bloomsouthernkitchen.com. Flour & Oats At this rehabbed former yoga studio, specialties include scones, granola and decadent cookies—all sweetened with Pennsylvania’s Nova Maple Syrup. 1600 Yellow Springs Road, (484) 341-0443, flour-and-oats.com.
COATESVILLE
Kings Tavern The former Mr. E’s Tavern & Fine Food has been upgraded with a new look, a raw bar, handhelds, huge salads, steak frites and more. 313 W. Kings Hwy., (484) 786-8120, kingstavern.net. Stottsville Inn The kitchen at this restored circa-1858 stayover destination offers a creative spin on chicken wings, steaks, seafood, pan pizza and other comforting standbys. 3512 Strasburg Road, (484) 718-5121, stottsvilleinn.com. The Whip Tavern Authentic British pub fare and an idyllic creekside setting make this rural Chester County anomaly worth the drive to horse country. Beer and ciders only at the bar. 1383 N. Chatham Road, (610) 383-0600, thewhiptavern.com. BYOB
COLLEGEVILLE
Chow Just across from Ursinus College, Chow’s classic feel matches homestyle dishes from an ever-changing menu full of seasonal ingredients. 454 E. Main St., (484) 902-8495, chowbistro.com. BYOB
CONSHOHOCKEN
Conshohocken Brewing Company Excellent smallbatch brews include the Conshohocken IPA and award-winning Puddlers Row ESB. Various locations, conshohockenbrewing.com. Coyote Crossing This Conshy institution features authentic Mexican food and one of the best mezcal bars in the region. 800 Spring Mill Ave., (610) 8253000, coyotecrossing.com. The Daisy Tavern The menu here mimics that of its sister Goat’s Beard eateries in Wayne and Manayunk, with deep-dish Detroit-style pizzas, cheesesteak egg rolls, and the spicy Daisy Nuggets. 1100 E. Hector St., Suite 110, (484) 533-3236, thedaisytavern.com. Jasper’s Backyard Draped in white lights and anchored by a converted garage, this unique outdoor space is secluded and intimate. Locally sourced ingredients define the seasonal menu. 101 E. 7th Ave., (610) 897-8212, jaspersbackyard.com. Neos Americana The owners of Daniel’s have reimagined their space and their cuisine, with a sleek new look and a menu designed for sharing. Highlights include the tahini-blended hummus, strip-steak churrasco and house-made pasta. 16 E. 1st Ave., (610) 941-4652, neosamericana.com.
DEVON
Black Cat Cafe At this well-loved spot, all net proceeds go toward the pre-adoption care of cats and kittens. Menu favorites include breakfast sandwiches, wraps and paninis. 42 Berkley Road, (610) 688-1930, theblackcatcafedevon.org. Bua Loy Chef Sean Phengmisouk’s authentic Laotian and Thai dishes are as flavorful as they are affordable. Standouts include the tapioca noodles, satays, curries and stir-fries. 300 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 341-8162, bualoycuisine.com. BYOB Pizzeria Vetri At this suburban offshoot of the Philly pizzeria, sauces are made on site, and a woodfired oven gives pies their dappled look and crisp texture. 138 W. Lancaster Ave., Devon, (484) 2076663; 150 Main St., King of Prussia, (267) 422-4201; pizzeriavetri.com.
DOWNINGTOWN
Anthony’s Cucina Fresca A welcoming trattoria known for its delicious antipasto, handmade pizza, build-your-own pastas, hearty entrées and more. 78 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 873-5544, anthonyscucinafresca.com. East Branch Brewing Company Though East Branch is known for its award-winning beer, the food is a step above typical pub fare. No-brainers include the house-made pickles and the brisket noodles. 202 E. Lancaster Ave., (484) 593-0815, eastbranchbrewing.com. La Sponda Italian Restaurant & Bar Riverside dining is back in Downingtown thanks to La Sponda, where standouts include braised short ribs and grilled whole bronzino. 20 E. Lancaster Ave., (484) 593-4488, lasponda.com. PanDoughMonium Standouts at this artisan gem include the donuts, Danishes, oversized cinnamon buns and seasonal desserts. 10 Wallace Ave., pandoughmoniumbakery.com. R Five Wines Sip California wines at this relaxed tasting room, with food offerings supplied by Sweet Amelia’s of Kennett Square. 206 E. Lancaster Ave., (484) 357-6502, rfivewines.com Pomod’oro Pizza & Italian Restaurant A familyowned institution specializing in hearty Italian dishes and decadent desserts. 200 Chestnut St., (610) 8730405, pomodorodowningtown.com. BYOB The Social Downingtown Executive chef Dan Funk oversees the same tried-and-true New Orleansinspired menu at this West Chester institution’s second location. 541 W. Lancaster Ave., Downingtown, (484) 593-4113, socialon30.com; 117 E. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 738-3948, thesocialwc.com. Victory Brewing Company With taprooms in Downingtown, Kennett Square and Parkesburg, this Chester County standout has earned national acclaim since opening in 1996. Various locations, victorybeer.com.
EXTON
Gentili’s Pizza & Steaks Tony Altomare brings a South Philly flair to his pies, with names like the Donato and Corleone. The cheesesteaks also impress. 318 E. Lincoln Hwy., (610) 477-7747; 178 Baltimore Pike, Suite 3, Springfield, (610) 870-3737; gentilispizza.com. L’Olivo Trattoria Known for their enduringly popular Birchrunville Store Cafe and Butterscotch Pastry Shop, Francis and Nui Pascal have partnered with executive chef Jon Amani (formerly of Downingtown’s beloved Amani’s) for this vibrant, polished, quietly indulgent European-style brasserie. 570 Wellington Square, (610) 340-8115, lolivotrattoria.com.
Mama Wong Chef Hongbin Luo offers superior dim sum and tried-and-true favorites like General Tso’s chicken. 268 Eagleview Blvd., (484) 713-8888, bestmamawong.com. BYOB Ron’s Original Bar & Grille Specialties include filet mignon, crab cakes, and slow-roasted beef and pork sandwiches. 74 E. Uwchlan Ave., (610) 594-9900, ronsoriginal.com. Stolen Sun Brewing and Roasting Company At this family-owned operation, the house-brewed beer and small-batch Colombian coffee pair perfectly with some excellent pub fare. 342 N. Pottstown Pike, Suite B, (484) 879-4161, stolensun.com.
GLADWYNE
Homeroom This elevated breakfast-and-lunch cafe is ideal for a quick caffeinated beverage or a more leisurely late-morning meal. Try the exceptional salmon toast. 358 Righters Mill Road, (610) 615-5985, homeroomgladwyne.com.
GLEN MILLS
Avenue Kitchen The menu at this hip eatery tends toward simpler fare and uncomplicated ingredients. 509 Wilmington West Chester Pike, (484) 800-8070, avekitchen.com. Fava Ristorante Italiano Italian and Mediterranean influences come together in a polished menu highlighted by house-made pasta. 1102 Baltimore Pike, Suite 101, (484) 840-8603, favaglenmills.com. Il Granaio A hidden gem known for its tasty Italian dishes made with local ingredients. There’s a full bar, but you can also bring your own wine and champagne. 711 Concord Road, Glen Mills, (610) 4598469; 184 Bridge St., Phoenixville, (484) 924-8423; ilgranaiopa.com. BYOB Shere-E-Punjab The diverse menu at this sophisticated local chain offers an authentic and flavorful take on the cuisine of India. Various locations, shere-e-punjab.com. Testa Rossa This spunky little sister of Fearless Restaurants’ Rosalie Wayne brings a vibrant Italian‑American concept to the former Ruby’s Diner. The snazzy 50-seat patio is one of the more fabulous alfresco destinations in the area. 919 Baltimore Pike, (610) 335-9900, testarossa.restaurant.
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Savona Restaurant A well-heeled favorite offering classic Riviera-inspired dining. 100 Old Gulph Road, (610) 520-1200, savonarestaurant.com.
HAVERTOWN
The Bookery Gina Ranieri opened this delightful spot right next door to her Plant Roots shop. Her lattes and lemonades pair perfectly with local offerings from Lee Cee Pie, Sweet Messina’s Bakery and Wee Marie’s Scottish Shortbread. 19 Brookline Blvd., plantrootsandthebookery.com. Ombra Restaurant Executive chef Stephen Vassalluzzo has masterminded a menu that favors contemporary Northern Italian cooking over redsauce staples. Think handmade pastas, seasonal ingredients, carefully sourced products and classical techniques. 5 Brookline Blvd., (610) 605-9020, ombrabyob.com. BYOB Pepperoncini A charming spot offering Italian favorites like fried ravioli and chicken Parmesan, plus sumptuous seafood dishes. 25 S. Eagle Road, (484) 454-5995, pepperoncinihavertown.com.
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Hearth Kitchen Mediterranean and coastal influences shape a seasonal menu of handmade pastas, fresh seafood and thoughtfully composed plates. 847 E. Baltimore Pike, (484) 732-8320, platinumdininggroup.com/location/hearth-kitchen. La Verona Among the highlights at this local favorite are antipasti classics like bruschetta and mussels marinara. The house-made pastas are exemplary. 114 E. State St., (610) 444-2244, laveronapa.com. Letty’s Tavern At the historic Kennett Square Inn, local farms provide the ingredients for a wellexecuted modern American menu. 201 E. State St., (610) 444-5688, lettystavern.com. Portabellos Classic dishes and a homey setting complement a refreshingly old-school approach to cookery. 108 E. State St., (610) 925-4984, portabellosofkennettsquare.com. Sovana Bistro At this beloved culinary mainstay, dishes spotlight local purveyors. 696 Unionville Road, (610) 444-5600, sovanabistro.com. Sweet Amelia’s Sweet Amelia’s is knocking it out of the park with its sharable plates. Especially impressive is the deliciously unique chicken-skin tea sandwich. The menu caters exceptionally well to vegans. 102 E. State St., (484) 364-9649, sweetameliasksq.com.
KING OF PRUSSIA
Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse The filets, short ribs and pork chops are standouts at Davio’s, with a diverse selection of seafood close behind. 200 Main St., (610) 337-4810, davios.com/kop.
MALVERN
Anthony’s Malvern This is the place for pasta purists, thanks to a high-end pasta extruder from Italy. Its brass-die process gives the pasta a porous texture designed to hold sauce. 127 W. King St., (610) 647-7400, anthonysmalvern.com.
The Fern & Fable The rebranded historic 18th-century farmhouse on the People’s Light property raises the bar on your standard dinner and a show. 39 Conestoga Road, (610) 647-1900, ext. 158, thefernandfable.com. Joey Chops Great cocktails complement fresh raw-bar selections and prime cuts of meat. For dessert, customize your slice at the cheesecake cart. 245 Lancaster Ave., (484) 450-8890, joeychops.com. Locust Lane Craft Brewery Named after the street where the owners met, Locust Lane offers on-tap staples, plus a selection of seasonal and experimental brews. 50 Three Tun Road, Suite 4, (484) 324-4141, locustlanecraftbrewery.com. Sunset Grille Offering seasonal outdoor dining in a beautiful all-weather space with firepits, Sunset Grille’s team is passionate about serving farm-fresh food with a fun, laid-back attitude. At the Desmond Hotel Malvern, a DoubleTree by Hilton, 1 Liberty Blvd., (610) 296-9800, desmondgv.com/restaurants.
MEDIA
Azie Pan-Asian favorites get an upscale twist in Azie’s modern setting. The sushi rolls are a menu highlight. 217 W. State St., (610) 566-4750, azie-restaurant.com. Cafesphere This neighborhood favorite offers an exceptional list of Italian coffee drinks, zero-proof cocktails, loose-leaf teas, croissants, baguettes, cakes and pastries. 25 E. State St., (484) 445-2946, cafesphere.cafe. Departure Restaurant & Lounge With its nostalgic airport vibe, this unique addition to downtown Media offers tapas-style small plates. 2 S. Orange St., (610) 502-3833, departuredelco.com. DiFabio’s Market + Tap Restaurant Enjoy Italian classics and Philly favorites in the casual dining room or taproom. For a more upscale ambience, try dinner in the Sky Bar. 1243 N. Providence Road, (484) 4440850, difabiosevents.com.
Brick & Brew A popular local restaurant group offering exceptional handcrafted cocktails and a vibrant twist on traditional gastropub favorites. Various locations, bricknbrewpub.com.
Dos Gringos Mexican Kitchen Tasty basics like enchiladas and tacos are standouts, along with grilled ahi tuna, tilapia, Mexican-inspired pork chops and more. 113 S. Olive St., (610) 565-7794, dosgringosmedia.com. BYOB
The Buttery A unique eatery and coffeehouse combination, the Buttery offers fresh bread, rustic sandwiches, fresh salads, sublime quiche, great coffee and much more. Various locations, thebutterycafe.com.
La Belle Epoque Bistro At this Media mainstay, you can enjoy specialties like French onion soup, crêpes and seasonal entrées, along with craft cocktails. 38 W. State St., (610) 566-6808, labellebistro.com.
Fattoush Fattoush’s super-fresh Mediterranean menu includes falafel, hummus, stuffed grape leaves, beef and chicken shawarmas, and much more. 182 Lancaster Ave., (484) 568-4465, fattoushhealthydining.com. BYOB Fork & Bottle A reliable spot for fresh seafood, prime beef and exceptional pasta, paired with a variety of wines, spirits and beers. At the Desmond Hotel Malvern, a DoubleTree by Hilton, 1 Liberty Blvd., (610) 296-7300, forkandbottlemalvern.com. Fox & Hounds Pub A casual hotel dining option with a diverse selection of beer, wine and cocktails. At the Desmond Hotel Malvern, a DoubleTree by Hilton, 1 Liberty Blvd., (610) 296-9800, foxandhoundsmalvern.com. General Warren Pair an exceptional fine-dining experience at this historic B&B with an overnight stay at one of its restored 18th-century guest suites. 9 Old Lancaster Road, (610) 296-3637, generalwarren.com.
La Padella Expect modernized Italian American classics like veal Parmesan and bone-in Marsala. 100 State Road, (484) 445-4445, lapadellamedia.com. Margaret Kuo’s Kitchen This last bastion of a local culinary empire is known for its exceptional Asian cuisine and first-rate service. 1109 W. Baltimore Pike, Suite A, (610) 891-8880, margaretkuoskitchen.com. Maris Mediterranean Fresh Mediterranean flavors anchor Loïc Barnieu’s latest Media hot spot, where seafood, fresh ingredients and uncomplicated cooking take center stage. 214 W. State St., (267) 500-2979, marisseafood.com. Pinocchio’s Restaurant Recognized as the first pizzeria in Delaware County, this family-owned spot sets the standard for fresh homemade pies. 131 E. Baltimore Ave., (610) 566-7767, pinpizza.com. Properly Pressed This cold-pressed juice joint uses organic produce as the base for tasty concoctions with whimsical names like Bruce Banner and Fineapple. You’ll never taste a sweeter, cleaner apple cider. 300 W. State St., Suite 106, (484) 443-8427, properly-pressed.com.
Sterling Pig Brewery This popular local brewery offers wood-fired pizzas, hearty signature barbecue and several rotating taps. 609 W. State St., (484) 4442526, sterlingpig.com. Tap 24 Gastropub cuisine, 24 rotating craft beers, craft cocktails and more keep regulars happy at Tap 24. 36 W. State St., (484) 442-8839, tap24media.com. The Towne House Native Irishman Brian McLaughlin has reshaped the old Towne House into five innovative themed dining destinations. 117 Veterans Square, (484) 445-2041, townehousepa.com.
NARBERTH
Coco Thai Bistro At Coco Thai, orchids, philodendron, lavender and daisies abound. The menu offers standouts like spicy quinoa, shrimp and crab served with Massaman curry. 231 Haverford Ave., (610) 667-7634, cocobistro.com, BYOB Malooga Rooted in Yemeni tradition, this BYOB draws from a culture where the cuisine is slow, aromatic and meant to be shared. 203 Haverford Ave., (484) 297-9499, maloogacatering.com/mainline. BYOB Ryan Christopher’s This much-loved neighborhood fixture delivers well-executed American bistro fare in a casual setting. 245 Woodbine Ave., (610) 664-9282, ryanchristophersbyob.com. BYOB
NEWTOWN SQUARE
Teca Newtown Square A classy, roomy spot that keeps guests coming back with Neapolitan pizzas, rich pasta dishes, great service and a popular happy hour. 191 S. Newtown Street Road, (484) 420-4010, tecanewtownsquare.com Teikoku The real standout at this Japanese-Thai fusion eatery is the extravagant Sunday brunch, with sushi, filet mignon, dumplings and more. 5492 West Chester Pike, (610) 644-8270, teikokurestaurant.com.
PAOLI
Main Line Tavern Elevated pub fare, creative cocktails and changing daily specials draw a local crowd to this polished tavern. 516 E. King Road, (484) 320-8198, mainlinetavern.com. TJ’s Restaurant & Drinkery A beer-centric saloon offering numerous brew options, plus favorites like the chicken-and-waffle sandwich and braised shortrib tacos. 35 Paoli Plaza, (610) 725-0100, tjsbeer.com.
PHOENIXVILLE
Avlós At this Greek eatery, the octopus tops a list of must-tries that also includes the chargrilled lamb chops. 258 Bridge St., (610) 455-4110, avlosgr.com. BYOB Bistro on Bridge A vintage Volkswagen bus serves as the centerpiece for the bistro’s second-floor Analog Room and Outdoor Beer Garden. The menu features handhelds, pizza and wings. 212 Bridge St., (610) 935-7141, bistroonbridge.com. The Boardroom Restaurant In the former Paloma’s space, the Boardroom offers familiarity speckled with unobtrusive creative touches. The house burger is a simple standout. 101 Bridge St., (610) 235-0620, theboardroompxv.com. Excursion Ciders Jillian Antonelli and Doug Reeser use only locally sourced apples for their hard cider. The food menu includes charcuterie, soups, fresh salads and rustic desserts. 14 Prizer Road, (484) 366-1511, excursionciders.com. Root Down Brewing Co. Graffiti-adorned walls, classic arcade games and ample beer hall-style seating make this award-winning 13,000-square-foot brewpub exceptionally cool. 1 N. Main St., (484) 302-5407, rootdownbrewing.com.
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FOOD & DRINK Rivertown Taps Lewis Leiterman’s innovative gastro-pub fare goes above and beyond what you’d expect. He also runs a pretty cool beer joint, with a wall of self-serve taps. 226 Bridge St., (484) 924-9112, rivertowntaps.com. Sedona Taphouse A large patio, tasty Southwestern cuisine and over 250 brews give this franchise an indie feel. Various locations, sedonataphouse.com. Steel City Coffeehouse & Brewery This local live-music hub excels at artisan suds and creative flatbreads. 203 Bridge St., (484) 924-8425, steelcityphx.com. Vintner’s Table The blends produced at the Kutztown-based Folino Estate Winery are the backbone of a unique eating and drinking experience highlighted by charcuterie, sandwiches, salads and flatbreads. 135 Bridge St., (484) 408-6147, vintners-table.com.
RADNOR
Amada Radnor Jose Garces brings his flagship concept to the Main Line, serving authentic Spanish tapas in a rustic-chic setting. 555 E. Lancaster Ave., (484) 429-2158, amadarestaurant.com. Mama-San WIN Signature Hospitality is making its mark on the fast-casual sector, delivering affordable, high-quality sushi and other Asian dishes. 226 N. Radnor Chester Road, (484) 580-6942, mamasanrestaurant.com. Triple Crown Elevated American fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner in a lively equestrian-themed atmosphere. 593 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 632-5000, triplecrownradnor.com.
RIDLEY PARK
Ardour Bakery + Coffee You can grab a sandwich, but it’s the croissants, turnovers, muffins and cookies that truly live up to the moniker. 119 E. Sellers Ave., (610) 521-0450, ardourbakery.com. Rosemary At this snazzy spot, menu highlights include the warm, crisp house-made focaccia, marinated steak skewers over charred Turkish flatbread and a tender octopus dish. 25 E. Hinckley Ave., (610) 671-3770, rosemaryrp.com.
SPRINGFIELD
Tavola Restaurant + Bar Springfield Country Club’s stylish American eatery is open to the public seven days a week. It offers a spacious dining room and an outdoor patio. 400 W. Sproul Road, (610) 543-2100, tavolas.com.
THORNTON
Bierhaul Farmhouse This rustic, sudsy hang offers tons of beer options and modern American classics like lobster grilled cheese and bourbon steak tips. 341 Thornton Road, (610) 550-3440, bierhaul.com.
VILLANOVA
A Taste of Britain Enjoy afternoon tea served all day, or choose from a selection of homemade sandwiches, desserts and more. 503 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 971-0390, atasteofbritain.com. BYOB At the Table Tara Buzan-Hardy and Alex Hardy craft exquisitely plated seasonal à la carte selections and six-course tasting menus. 118 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 964-9700, atthetablewayne.com. Autograph Brasserie With its quality ingredients and upscale bar scene, Autograph succeeds in celebrating pop culture and first-rate cuisine all at the same time. 503 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 964-2588, autographbrasserie.com. The Blue Elephant An elegant fusion restaurant blending Asian, Thai and Italian cuisines. The signature Blue Elephant cocktail is almost too pretty to drink. 110 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (484) 580-6142; 152 E. High St., Pottstown, (484) 949-9084; blueelephantwayne.com. Cornerstone Bistro & Artisanal Market The market stocks local cheeses and hard-to-find beers and wines. The bistro offers culinary finesse from start to finish. 1 West Ave., (610) 688-1888, cornerstonewayne.com.
The Refectory A Villanova University gem, the Refectory offers an exceptional dining experience with some of the most attentive service on the Main Line. 862 Lancaster Ave., (610) 519-5786, refectorynova.com.
Maison Lotus Win Hospitality’s French Vietnamesethemed jewel features a deliciously elevated Asian fusion dining and drinking experience. And be sure to venture down to the Jade Rabbit Speakeasy below. 175 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 527-5700, maison-lotus.com.
WAYNE
Osushi This busy sushi spot offers an extensive menu of specialty rolls. 613 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (484) 584-4067; 36 Greenfield Ave., Ardmore, (484) 412-8155; osushipa.com.
118 North This popular live music venue keeps food fans happy with poutine-inspired fries, savory burgers and more. 118 N. Wayne Ave., (610) 971-2628, 118northwayne.com.
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Rosalie Located in the Wayne Hotel, this classy Italian-focused eatery makes the most of quality ingredients, excellent preparations and a shared dining experience. 139 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 977-0600, rosaliewayne.com.
Bierhaul Townhouse Bierhaul Farmhouse brings its earthy Delco vibe to West Chester. Both locations share the same menu, which includes a solid smash burger and three tasty variations on steamed mussels. 15 N. Walnut St., (717) 918-0868, bierhaul.com.
The Silverspoon Under new ownership, this rustic yet elegant Main Line favorite continues to impress. 503 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 688-7646, silverspoonwayne.com. BYOB
Dolce Zola Pastas are the real standout here. Especially good are the pappardelle, paccheri and bucatini, with hearty sauces like ragu, Bolognese and carbonara. 134 E. Gay St., (484) 887-0760, dolcezola.com.
The Pear Sovana Bistro’s Nick and Linda Farrell have resurrected historic Dilworthtown’s Blue Pear Bistro, expanding the bar and upgrading the food with an impeccable, seasonally driven menu. 275 Brintons Bridge Road, (484) 260-1425, thepeardilworthtown.com.
Takumi An artisan’s attention to detail shines through in the sushi and sashimi at this sophisticated Asian spot. 821 Lancaster Ave., (484) 584-4035, takumibistro.com.
Four Dogs Tavern This old favorite keeps the crowds coming with its well-executed comfort food and lively outdoor patio. 1300 W. Strasburg Road, (610) 6924367, thefourdogstavern.com.
Pietro’s Prime This family-owned spot is known for top-notch seafood, steaks and martinis. The setting is chic and cozy, and live music is the norm. 125 W. Market St., (484) 760-6100, pietrosprime.com.
White Dog Café A quintessential Main Line eatery known for its whimsical canine-themed décor and upscale tavern fare. Various locations, whitedog.com.
Greystone Oyster Bar A seafood-heavy menu, with $1 oyster specials on Monday nights. 7 N. Church St., (610) 241-3369, greystoneoysterbarwc.com.
Roots Café A busy brunch-focused eatery delivering food as honest as the menu’s farmsourced philosophy. 133 E. Gay St., (610) 455-0100, rootscafewc.com. BYOB
Wild Yeast Bakehouse This artisan gem boasts electric brick ovens from the United Kingdom that give customers a front-row seat to the baking process. Eagle Village Shops, 503 W. Lancaster Ave., Suite 1105, (610) 314-6760, wildyeastbakehouse.com.
WEST CHESTER
9 Prime This high-end steakhouse concept brings a level of elegance to the borough. 9 N. High St., (610) 365-3309, 9primewestchester.com. Andiario Reservations are a must at this acclaimed foodie haven, where an open kitchen turns out decadent pastas and more. 106 W. Gay St., (484) 8870919, andiario.com. BYOB
Opa Taverna At this prime corner spot, the Mediterranean coastline is evoked in everything from the citrusy hummus to the gyro platters. 40 E. Gay St., (610) 696-4100, opataverna.com.
Jolene’s Josh McCullough and his 3 West Hospitality Group give West Chester foodies their first taste of authentic French cuisine since Gilmore’s closed in 2012. Think caviar, escargot and a perfectly executed duck breast. 29 E. Gay St., (484) 999-3656, joleneswc.com.
Slow Hand Retro vibes abound at this two-story gem, which serves a locally sourced menu. 30 N. Church St., (484) 999-8638, slowhand-wc.com. Spence Café Andrew Patten is a culinary fixture in West Chester thanks to dishes like Baked Oysters Spence and the braised short rib. 131 N. High St., (610) 918-1272, spence.cafe. BYOB
Levante Brewing Company Known for its Cloudy & Cumbersome IPA, Levante offers a bevy of other unique brews. 208 Carter Drive, Suite 2, (484) 2020622, levantebrewing.com.
Stove & Tap A rustic Americana vibe, plus great burgers, pizza and more. 158 W. Gay St., West Chester, (484) 999-0922, stoveandtap-wc.com; 329 W. Main St., Lansdale, (215) 393-8277, stoveandtaplansdale.com.
Limoncello Both busy locations specialize in rustic and rich Southern Italian cuisine, with a vast and diverse menu and a lively bar scene. 9 N. Walnut St., West Chester, (610) 436-6230; 499 E. Uwchlan Ave., Chester Springs, (610) 524-3112; limoncellorestaurant.com.
West Chester Seafood Kitchen You’ll find exceptional spicy salmon, mussels diablo and fresh oysters at this classy spot in the Hotel Indigo. 39 E. Gay St., (484) 630-2980, wcseafoodkitchen.com. UG
Mercato Ristorante & Bar Italian-American cooking and brick-oven pizza served in a lively atmosphere. 33 W. Market St., (610) 701-6326, mercato-wc.com.
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WORTH DISCOVERING Wharton Esherick Museum
Though he had no formal training in design, artist and craftsperson Wharton Esherick spent more than 40 years transforming his hillside studio into an inhabitable work of art. Now a National Historic Landmark for Architecture, Esherick’s home is open March-December, offering the 60- to 75-minute “Experiencing Esherick Tour.” For an especially immersive visit, book the “Mortar Between the Stones Tour: Stories of the Studio,” which draws from the museum’s oral history collection to allow visitors to hear recorded stories told by Esherick himself and the individuals who helped shape the property. Reservations required. 1520 Horseshoe Trail, Malvern, (610) 6445822, whartonesherickmuseum.org.
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Ursinus College provides a home for changing exhibitions and a permanent collection of over 8,000 objects. Pieces range from contemporary art and photography to Japanese prints and Pennsylvania German material culture, with an annual student exhibition held each spring. Outside, nearly 80 sculptures are displayed throughout the college’s campus, with maps available for a self-guided tour. The museum and its programs are free and open to the public Wednesday-Sunday. 601 E. Main St., Collegeville, (610) 4093500, ursinus.edu/berman.
Eight under-the-radar destinations to explore across the Main Line and western suburbs.
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Historic Sugartown Get a glimpse of everyday life in a 19th-century crossroads village through restored buildings and period artifacts. A 90-minute guided tour takes visitors inside the general store and school room, the circa-1805 Garrett House, a bank barn, the carriage museum and the book bindery. Highlights include a circa-1800 Conestoga wagon, an 1870s hearse and the bindery’s collection of more than 2,500 tools and equipment. The site also offers workshops in traditional book crafts (bookbinding, paper marbling and gold tooling), along with special events throughout the year. 273 Boot Road, Malvern, (610) 640-2667, historicsugartown.org.
The Mill at Anselma
Footlighters Theater
Built in 1747 along the Pickering Creek, this National Historic Landmark is the only pre-Revolutionary custom gristmill in the country still operating with its original structures and equipment. Visit on the second Saturday of the month April-December to see the enormous indoor waterwheel power 275-year-old wooden gears that grind grain into flour. Weekend tours explore the Mill’s history, operations and evolving technology, and the gift shop sells flour and cornmeal stone-ground on site. Even when the Mill is closed, visitors can explore the 22-acre grounds and a mile of trails winding along a historic railroad bed, the Mill Pond and the creek. 1730 Conestoga Road, Chester Springs, (610) 827-1900, anselmamill.org.
Founded in 1929, Footlighters is one of the oldest community theaters in the Main Line region. The nonprofit presents an affordable lineup of plays, musicals and revues starring both adults and children. Its communitydriven approach dates to the theater’s earliest days, when local residents came together to perform, build sets and run lighting. More than 90 years later, Footlighters continues to give audiences and aspiring performers a place to experience live theater close to home. 58 Main Ave., Berwyn, footlighterstheater.com.
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Brinton 1704 House Completed in 1704 by William Brinton Jr., this early Quaker home was designed to resemble the medieval architecture of the Brinton family’s native Staffordshire. A one-hour tour offers a look at colonial family life inside the carefully restored house, where 22-inch-thick stone walls surround period furniture, leaded-casement windows and an indoor bake oven. Outside, visitors can explore a restored kitchen garden planted with the herbs and other plants the family would’ve used for food, medicine and household purposes. The museum is open on weekends May-October, with offseason visits available by appointment. 21 Oakland Road, West Chester, brintonfamily.org.
Stoneleigh Set on a former Main Line estate dating to 1877, Stoneleigh pairs historic architecture and established landscapes with inspiring displays of native plants that support the local ecology. Visitors can follow pathways through the gardens, walk across the great lawn and explore areas like the shade terrace and century-old pergola. The garden also hosts year-round programing, including home and garden tours, yoga, children’s activities, and organ concerts. In 2016, Stoneleigh was donated to Natural Lands for public enjoyment, and admission has been free since the gates opened in 2018. This year, Natural Lands added the 10-acre Oakwell property to Stoneleigh, reuniting the properties after they were subdivided almost 100 years ago. 1829 E. County Line Road, Villanova, (610) 353-5587, natlands.org/stoneleigh.
Colonial Pennsylvania Farmstead See how Pennsylvanians lived in the Revolutionary-era at this 112-acre farmstead in Ridley Creek State Park. The living-history museum centers on a 1690s farmhouse, where visitors can participate in processing wool from heritage-breed sheep, harvesting and grinding grain with 18th-century tools and other seasonal tasks. Workshops teach historic skills like hearth cooking, natural dyeing, soap making and blacksmithing. 3900 N. Sandy Flash Drive, Newtown Square, (610) 566-1725, colonialfarmstead.org.
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GALLERIES & MUSEUMS ADM Gallery & Studio
Venezuelan artist Ana Delia McCormack showcases her work along with pieces by other artists. 3719 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 291-0768.
Avery Galleries
Avery features a range of paintings in various disciplines, from the Hudson River School to Impressionism to Modernism. 100 Chetwynd Drive, Bryn Mawr, (610) 896-0680, averygalleries.com.
Brandywine Museum of Art
A renovated 19th-century mill houses works from the renowned Wyeth family, along with visiting exhibitions. 1 Hoffman’s Mill Road, Chadds Ford, (610) 388-2700, brandywinemuseum.org.
Church Street Gallery
This gallery highlights the works of area artists, hosting opening receptions for new exhibitions. Dogs are welcome. 12 S. Church St., West Chester, (215) 989-1449, churchstreetgallerywc.com.
Colonna Contemporary Art
Medley Arts Center
Medley Arts Center hosts art exhibits, live performances and special events, along with classes and creative programs for the community. 1116 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 864-1609, medleyartscenter.com.
Wayne Art Center
The Grange Estate
The first art center on the Main Line, WAC debuted in 1930. Today, the center features local and regional artists, along with marquee exhibits and events like CraftForms and its Plein Air Festival. 413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-3553, wayneart.org.
Woodmere Art Museum
Located in charming Chestnut Hill on the outskirts of the city, Woodmere offers outdoor sculptures and rotating exhibits, along with lectures and many other programs. Smith Hall: 9201 Germantown Ave. Maguire Hall: 9001 Germantown Ave. Chestnut Hill, (215) 247-0476, woodmereartmuseum.org.
Community Arts Center
American Helicopter Museum & Education Center
Contemporary and modern works on display and available for purchase. 1604 E. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 644-4949, devonfineartllc.com.
HL Chalfant: American Fine Arts & Antiques
HL Chalfant is known for its American furniture, decorative accessories and fine art from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, along with ceramics, metals and textiles. 1352 Paoli Pike, West Chester, (610) 696-1862, hlchalfant.com.
List Gallery
Swarthmore College’s List Gallery typically mounts several exhibitions a year, featuring work from alums, along with distinguished and emerging artists. Parish Hall, 500 College Ave., Swarthmore, (610) 328-7811, swarthmore.edu.
Main Line Art Center
MLAC hosts year-round exhibits, plus a range of classes, events and camps for adults and children. The center also has robust programs for those with special needs. 746 Panmure Road, Haverford, (610) 525-0272, mainlineart.org.
Manayunk-Roxborough Art Center
Founded in 1953, the center mounts all types of exhibitions, from juried shows to pop-ups. 419 Green Lane, Manayunk, (215) 482-3363, mrartcenter.org.
McClees Galleries
McClees Galleries’ roots date back to the 1800s. Its specialty is 19th- and 20th-century American and European paintings. 9 Summit Grove Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 642-1661, mccleesgalleries.com.
Finley House
Award-winning Chester County artist Nicholas Santoleri showcases his work by appointment. 1515 West Chester Pike, Unit A-6, West Chester, (610) 995-2047, santoleri.com.
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Explore the natural world through fossils, shells, animal specimens and more. 11 Veterans Square, Media, (610) 566-5126, delcoscience.org.
In the former home of Captain John Pugh, who fought in the Revolutionary War, the kitchen dates to 1789 and much of the rest to the 1800s. Open Tuesday-Saturday and by appointment. 113 W. Beechtree Lane, Wayne, (610) 688-2668, radnorhistory.org.
Nicholas Santoleri Artist Studio
Rotating exhibits show off pieces from local artists, as well as works from around the globe. 4 Louella Ct., Wayne, (484) 793-5114, colonnacontemporary.com. A beautiful 1889 estate owned by Henry P. Dixon has been converted into a familyfriendly arts center. It offers classes for children and adults, plus a wealth of art exhibits throughout. 414 Plush Mill Road, Wallingford, (610) 566-1713, communityartscenter.org.
Delaware County Institute of Science
Learn about helicopter aviation and get an up-close look at these machines. On select days, you can even ride in one. 1220 American Blvd., West Chester, (610) 436-9600, americanhelicopter.museum.
American Treasure Tour Museum
An offbeat popular culture museum full of nostalgia, oddities, curiosities, colors and sounds. 1 American Treasure Way, Oaks, (866) 970-8687, americantreasuretour.com.
Anthony Wayne House
Revolutionary War general Anthony Wayne’s homestead is now a registered National Historic Landmark. Open select days spring-fall. 2049 Waynesborough Road, Paoli, (610) 647-1779, historicwaynesborough.org.
Antique Ice Tool Museum
Explore the history of the ice industry through tools, vehicles and other artifacts. 825 Sconnelltown Road, West Chester, (610) 738-7081, antiqueicetoolmuseum.org.
Caleb Pusey House
An English vernacular house dating back to 1683 and restored in the 1960s. Original proprietor Caleb Pusey created nearby Chester Mills with William Penn. The house is open for tours by appointment only on Saturdays May-October. 15 Race St., Upland, (610) 874-5665, calebpuseyhouse.com.
Chadds Ford Historical Society
Explore life in Chadds Ford in the 18th century and beyond. The society offers a lecture series, a themed escape room and events. 1736 Creek Road, Chadds Ford, (610) 388-7376, chaddsfordhistory.org.
Chester County History Center
Guests can explore Chester County’s rich history via exhibits, garments, flags and more. 225 N. High St., West Chester, (610) 692-4800, mycchc.org.
Located above Cobbs Creek, this historic 10-acre property embodies over 300 years of local history dating back to 1682. Explore the carriage house, springhouses, barn and more. Prebooked tours offered Saturday and Sunday AprilOctober. Holiday tours run November-January. 143 Myrtle Ave., Havertown, (610) 446-4958, thegrangeestate.net.
Harriton House
Dating back to 1704, this stone home encompasses over 300 years of local history. Visit the grounds anytime or take a prebooked guided tour of the house from Wednesday-Saturday. 500 Harriton Road, Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-0201, harritonhouse.org.
Haverford Township Historical Society
Discover Haverford’s history at the Lawrence Cabin, Nitre Hall and Federal School, which date back to the 1700s and 1800s. 1682 Karakung Drive, Havertown, (484) 452-3382, haverfordhistoricalsociety.org.
Henry Muhlenberg House
The former home of the Lutheran minister dates to about 1755 and is furnished to reflect life in 1787. 201 W. Main St., Trappe, (610) 4897560, historictrappe.org.
Herr’s Snack Factory
See how chips and other snacks are made and learn the history of one of the region’s most iconic and successful food empires. 271 Old Baltimore Pike, Nottingham, (800) 284-7488, herrs.com.
The Highlands Mansion & Gardens
Dating back to the late 1700s, the Georgian mansion and two-acre formal garden sit on 44 acres. Tours are available by appointment. 7001 Sheaff Lane, Fort Washington, (215) 641-2687, highlandshistorical.org.
Historical Society of Montgomery County
A research library, displays and events spotlight Montgomery County’s heritage. 1654 DeKalb St., Norristown, (610) 272-0297, hsmcpa.org.
Historical Society of the Phoenixville Area The museum offers genealogy information, along with photographs, yearbooks and over 300 pieces of Etruscan Majolica and other artifacts. 204 Church St., Phoenixville, (610) 935-7646, hspa-pa.org.
Historic Hope Lodge
Quaker Samuel Morris—a farmer, miller and iron master—started building the Georgian-style Hope Lodge in 1743. It was also a Revolutionary War encampment. 553 S. Bethlehem Pike, Fort Washington, (215) 646-1595, historichopelodge.org.
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The National Iron and Steel Heritage Museum
Once known as the Steel City, Coatesville had a long relationship with iron and steel thanks to the Lukens family. This museum celebrates that history through interpretive exhibits, educational programs and more. 50 S. 1st Ave., Coatesville, (610) 384-9282, steelmuseum.org.
Paper Mill House Museum
Get a look at an 1850s general store, alongside local history. Open Saturdays in July and August. 2 Paper Mill Road, Newtown Square, (610) 975-0290, nshistory.org.
Pennsylvania Veterans Museum
The museum honors veterans through educational programs and exhibits. 12 E. State St., Media, (610) 566-0788, paveteransmuseum.org.
Pennypacker Mills
Gov. Samuel W. Pennypacker’s antiques collection is on display at this mansion, offering a glimpse into his political life and life in general in the early 1900s. 5 Haldeman Road, Schwenksville, (610) 2879349, montcopa.org.
The Rose Valley Museum at Thunderbird Lodge
Upper Darby Historical Society
William Lightfoot Price created a historic artists’ haven in the tiny hamlet of Rose Valley. This museum celebrates its unique architecture and Price’s unique colony. Open weekends and by appointment. 41 Rose Valley Road, Rose Valley, (484) 444-2961, rosevalleymuseum.org.
Sanderson Museum
Christian Carmack Sanderson was born in 1882 and went on to become a prolific collector of American artifacts. More than 200 years’ worth can be seen at this museum, including sketches and paintings from the renowned Wyeth family. Open Saturdays and Sundays March-November. 1755 Creek Road, Chadds Ford, (610) 388-6545, sandersonmuseum.org.
Sports Legends of Delaware County Museum
Located in the Radnor Township Municipal Building, this museum celebrates Delaware County’s Emlyn Tunnell and many other exceptional athletes from the region. Open Monday-Friday. 301 Iven Ave., Wayne, (610) 909-4919, delcosportsmuseum.org.
Thomas Massey House
Thomas Massey came to the colonies as an indentured servant, eventually earning his freedom and becoming a landowner. His 17th-century home is a testament to his perseverance. It’s also one of the oldest English Quaker homes in Pennsylvania. Open Sundays May-October. 469 Lawrence Road, Broomall, (610) 353-3644, thomasmasseyhouse.org.
This society works to preserve Upper Darby’s history, including Collen Brook Farm, which is available for tours by appointment. 5099 Marvine Ave., Drexel Hill, (610) 924-0222, udhistory.com.
Washington’s Headquarters
Visit the place where the father of our nation planned his successful campaign during his encampment at Valley Forge. 1400 N. Outer Line Drive, King of Prussia, (610) 783-1000, nps.gov.
MUSIC, DANCE & THEATER 118 North
This intimate venue pairs food and drinks with a steady lineup of local, regional and national live music. 118 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (610) 971-2628, 118northwayne.com.
Act II Playhouse
Comedy is king at Act II, its dynamic lineup a mix of borrowed and original work. Other offerings include stand-up comedy nights, kidfriendly shows and the occasional music act. 56 E. Butler Ave., Ambler, (215) 654-0200, act2.org.
Ardmore Music Hall
One of the Main Line’s premier live-music venues draws nationally touring acts spanning rock, funk, jam, roots, hip-hop and more. 23 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (610) 649-8389, ardmoremusichall.com.
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Bryn Mawr Film Institute
BMFI opened in 1926 as the Seville Theater. Nearly a century later, it’s been added to the National Register of Historic Places and boasts four theaters, classroom space and a cafe. The lineup includes a mix of current films, older favorites and special screening events. 824 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 527-9898, brynmawrfilm.org.
Colonial Playhouse
A charming theater offering popular Broadway shows and more. 522 W. Magnolia Ave., Aldan, (610) 622-5773, colonialplayhouse.net.
The Colonial Theatre
Perhaps best known as the theater featured in cult classic “The Blob,” the Colonial was built in 1903 as an opera house. Today, it screens box office hits and throwbacks. It also hosts concerts and special events like the annual Blobfest. 227 Bridge St., Phoenixville, (610) 917-1228, thecolonialtheatre.com.
Hedgerow Theatre
There isn’t a bad seat in the house at this historic, century-old venue. It’s among the only theaters in the United States to host a residency program in a range of disciplines. 64 Rose Valley Road, Media, (610) 565-4211, hedgerowtheatre.org.
Kennett Flash
A nonprofit performing arts organization that operates an all-ages, cafe-style listening room showcasing national, regional and local music, comedy and more. 102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square, (484) 732-8295, kennettflash.org.
Keswick Theatre
This refurbished 1920s-era venue hosts national live music acts, comedians, children’s programming and more. 291 N. Keswick Ave., Glenside, (215) 572-7650, keswicktheatre.com.
Lansdowne Theater
Originally opened in 1927, this local landmark recently underwent a $21 million restoration and now hosts live music and other events. 31 N. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, (610) 9200200, thelansdownetheater.com.
Media Theatre
SALT Performing Arts
Look for quality year-round productions of all types from SALT, whether its cutting-edge musicals or family favorites. 1645 Art School Road, Chester Springs; 19 Hagerty Blvd., West Chester; (610) 488-2585; saltpa.com.
Spotlight Theatre
Spotlight performs fun musicals, whimsical plays and thought-provoking shows at the Twentieth Century Club. 84 S. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, (484) 326-5172, spotlighttheatrepa.org.
A cultural centerpiece of Media’s downtown, Media Theatre offers professional versions of Broadway classics, children’s programs, acting classes and summer camps. 104 E. State St., Media, (610) 891-0100, mediatheatre.org.
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People’s Light
People’s Light is consistently known for its top-notch work, from solo performances to more topical fare. 39 Conestoga Road, Malvern, (610) 644-3500, peopleslight.org.
Uptown! Entertainment Alliance has transformed a former armory into an impressive home for live performance, film and education. 226 N. High St., West Chester, (610) 356-2787, uptownwestchester.org.
Players Club of Swarthmore
Villanova Theatre
Experience seven main-stage shows at this 300-seat venue, plus a slew of more offbeat productions in its black-box space. 614 Fairview Road, Swarthmore, (610) 328-4271, pcstheater.org.
Steel City hosts everything from open-mic nights to local singer/songwriters. 203 Bridge St., Phoenixville, (484) 924-8425, steelcitybrews.com.
Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center
Villanova University students in the school’s Theatre and Studio Art program hone their craft in entertaining, well-executed and often thought-provoking productions. 800 Lancaster Ave., Villanova, (610) 519-7474, villanovatheatre.com. UG
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MAKING THE GRADE Highly ranked colleges, universities and independent schools across the region have so much to offer students.
Known for its strong healthcare and business programs, Immaculata University is one of nine private Catholic colleges in the Main Line region.
ARCADIA UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 2,030 Tuition: $51,230 Ranking: 76 (Regional Universities North) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 10:1 Acceptance rate: 80% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1065-1265 Average ACT: 22-27 Average cost after aid: $28,861 Average high school GPA: 3.30 Application deadline: rolling 450 S. Easton Road, Glenside, (215) 572-2900, arcadia.edu
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Private Enrollment: 273 Tuition: $31,881 Ranking: 180 (National Liberal Arts Colleges) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 8:1 Acceptance rate: 83% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 785-1,105 Average ACT: 17.5-23 Average high school GPA: 3.10 Average cost after aid: $19,637 Application deadline: May 1 2945 College Drive, Bryn Athyn, (267) 502-6000, brynathyn.edu
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Private Enrollment: 1,368 Tuition: $71,290 Ranking: 30 (National Liberal Arts Colleges) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 8:1 Acceptance rate: 29% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1280-1510 Average ACT: 29-
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Private Enrollment: 972 Tuition: $39,400 Ranking: 128 (Regional Universities North) Athletics: Division II Student/faculty ratio: 10:1 Acceptance rate: 74% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 890-1090 Average ACT: 22 Average cost after aid: $25,451 Average high school GPA: 3.12 Application deadline: rolling 9601 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, (215) 248-7000, chc.edu
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CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Public Undergraduate enrollment: 724 In-state tuition: $8,338 Out-of-state tuition: $16,676 Ranking: 183-201 (National Liberal Arts Colleges) Student/faculty ratio: 15:1 Acceptance rate: 50% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 650-830 Average ACT: 14-21 Average cost after aid: $12,532 (in-state) Average high school GPA: 2.40 Application deadline: rolling 1837 University Circle, Cheyney, (610) 399-2275, cheyney.edu
DELAWARE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Community College Enrollment: 2,478 full-time, 7,511 part-time Sponsoring school district tuition: $153 per credit Nonsponsoring school district tuition: $306 per credit Out-of-state tuition: $459 per credit Athletics: NJCAA Division III Student/ faculty ratio: 26:1 Acceptance rate: 100% Test scores: optional Average SAT and ACT: N/A Average cost after aid: $6,281 (in-state) Average high school GPA: N/A Application deadline: rolling 901 S. Media Line Road, Media, (610) 723-2000, dccc.edu
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 11,757 Tuition: $63,078 Ranking: 80 (National Universities) Athletics: Division I Student/ faculty ratio: 9:1 Acceptance rate: 79% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 12401440 Average ACT: 27-33 Average cost after aid: $35,596 Average high school GPA: 3.80 Application deadline: Jan. 15 3141 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, (215) 895-2000, drexel.edu
EASTERN UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 2,500 Tuition: $40,560 Ranking: 146 (Regional Universities North) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 21:1 Acceptance rate: 91% Test scores: optional Average SAT and ACT: not reported Average cost after aid: $25,144 Average high school GPA: 3.20 Application deadline: Aug. 1 1300 Eagle Road, St Davids, (610) 341-5800, eastern.edu
GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 1,301 Tuition: $41,980 Ranking: 273 (National Universities) Athletics: Division III Student/ faculty ratio: 12:1 Acceptance rate: 90% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1023-1186 Average ACT: 18-21 Average cost after aid: $28,217 Average high school GPA: 3.40 Application deadline: Aug. 20 1325 Sumneytown Pike, Gwynedd Valley, (215) 646-7300, gmercyu.edu
C O U R TE SY OF DR E X EL U N IV ER SI T Y
HARCUM COLLEGE
Private Enrollment: 719 full-time, 431 parttime Tuition: $34,400 Athletics: NJCAA Division I and II Student/faculty ratio: 8:1 Acceptance rate: 100% Test scores: optional Average SAT and ACT: not reported Average cost after aid: $13,907 Average high school GPA: not reported Application deadline: rolling 750 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-4100, harcum.edu
HAVERFORD COLLEGE
Private Enrollment: 1,431 Tuition: $74,930 Ranking: 24 (National Liberal Arts Colleges) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 9:1 Acceptance rate: 12% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1460-1550 Average ACT: 33-35 Average cost after aid: $21,464
Drexel University’s cooperative education program integrates paid professional work with global employers, startups and Fortune 500 companies.
Average high school GPA: not reported Application deadline: Jan. 15 370 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 896-1000, haverford.edu
HOLY FAMILY UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 2,650 Tuition: $36,154 Ranking: 98 (Regional Universities North) Athletics: Division II Student/faculty ratio: 14:1 Acceptance rate: 71% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 9101150 Average ACT: not reported Average cost after aid: $13,285 Average high school GPA: 3.40 Application deadline: rolling 9801 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, (215) 637-7700, holyfamily.edu
IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 1,652 Tuition: $29,550 Ranking: 301 (National Universities) Athletics: Division III Student/ faculty ratio: 11:1 Acceptance rate: 86% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1156-1323 Average ACT: not reported Average cost after aid: $28,931 Average high school GPA: 3.40 Application deadline: rolling 1145 W. King Road, Immaculata, (610) 647-4400, immaculata.edu
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 2,077 Tuition: $40,500 Ranking: 257 (National Universities) Athletics: Division I Student/ faculty ratio: 11:1 Acceptance rate: 97% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 9401320 Average ACT: 17-23 Average cost after aid: $12,991 Average high school GPA: 3.35 Application deadline: rolling 1900 W. Olney Ave., Philadelphia, (215) 951-1000, lasalle.edu
MANOR COLLEGE
Private Enrollment: 599 Tuition: $21,932 Athletics: USCAA Division I Student/faculty ratio: 12:1 Acceptance rate: 95% Test scores: optional Average SAT and ACT: not reported Average cost after aid: $17,861 Average high school GPA: not reported Application deadline: rolling 700 Fox Chase Road, Jenkintown, (215) 885-2360, manor.edu
MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Community College Enrollment: 9,827 In-county tuition: $171 per credit Out-ofcounty tuition: $342 per credit Out-ofstate tuition: $513 per credit Athletics: NJCAA Division III Student/faculty ratio: 16:1 Acceptance rate: 100% Test scores: optional Average SAT and ACT: N/A Average cost after aid: $6,362 (in-state) Average high school GPA: N/A Application deadline: rolling 340 Dekalb Pike, Blue Bell, (215) 641-6300, mc3.edu
MOORE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN
Private Enrollment: 390 Tuition: $54,018 Student/faculty ratio: 9:1 Acceptance rate: 56% Test scores: optional Average SAT and ACT: N/A Average cost after aid: $36,872 Average high school GPA: N/A Application deadline: rolling 1916 Race St., Philadelphia, (215) 965-4000, moore.edu
NEUMANN UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 1,658 Tuition: $39,340 Ranking: 128 (Regional Universities North) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 13:1 Acceptance rate: 81% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 815-1038 Average ACT: not reported Average cost after aid: $28,241 Average high school GPA: 3.25 Application deadline: rolling 1 Neumann Drive, Aston, (610) 459-0905, neumann.edu
PENN STATE BRANDYWINE
Public Undergraduate enrollment: 1,223 In-state freshman/sophomore tuition: $14,624 In-state junior/senior tuition: $15,786 Out-of-state freshman/sophomore tuition: $25,056 Out-of-state junior/senior tuition: $26,200 Ranking: 183-201 (National Liberal Arts Colleges) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 14:1 Acceptance rate: 98% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1080-1310 Average ACT: 18-26 Average cost after aid: $22,693 Average high school GPA: 2.98 Application deadline: rolling 25 Yearsley Mill Road, Media, (610) 892-1200, brandywine.psu.edu
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EDUCATION SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 5,044 Tuition: $57,940 Ranking: 6 (Regional Universities North) Athletics: Division I Student/faculty ratio: 11:1 Acceptance rate: 89% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1170-1350 Average ACT: 28-31 Average cost after aid: $31,894 Average high school GPA: 3.70 Application deadline: Feb. 1 5600 City Ave., Philadelphia, (610) 660-1000, sju.edu
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE
Private Enrollment: 1,623 Tuition: $79,794 Ranking: 4 (National Liberal Arts Colleges) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 7:1 Acceptance rate: 7% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1490-1560 Average ACT: 33-35 Average cost after aid: $21,595 Average high school GPA: not reported Application deadline: Jan. 4 500 College Ave., Swarthmore, (610) 328-8000, swarthmore.edu
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 3,772 Tuition: $49,943 Ranking: 132 (National Universities) Athletics: Division II Student/ faculty ratio: 12:1 Acceptance rate: 81% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 11601330 Average ACT: 25-30 Average cost after aid: $26,290 Average high school GPA: 3.70 Application deadline: July 31 4201 Henry Ave., Philadelphia, (215) 951-2800, jefferson.edu
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 10,013 Tuition: $65,670 Ranking: 7 (National Universities) Athletics: Division I Student/ faculty ratio: 8:1 Acceptance rate: 5% Test scores: required Average SAT: 15101570 Average ACT: 34-36 Average cost after aid: $26,138 Average high school GPA: 3.90 Application deadline: Jan. 5 Philadelphia, (215) 898-5000, upenn.edu
URSINUS COLLEGE
Private Enrollment: 1,502 Tuition: $61,500 Ranking: 84 (National Liberal Arts Colleges) Athletics: Division III Student/faculty ratio: 10:1 Acceptance rate: 92% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1200-1385 Average ACT: 28-32 Average cost after aid: $31,493 Average high school GPA: 3.50 Application deadline: May 1 601 E. Main St., Collegeville, (610) 409-3000, ursinus.edu
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 7,009 Tuition: $72,990 Ranking: 57 (National Universities) Athletics: Division I Student/ faculty ratio: 10:1 Acceptance rate: 27% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 13951510 Average ACT: 32-34 Average cost after aid: $43,090 Average high school GPA: 3.90 Application deadline: Jan. 15 800 E. Lancaster Ave., Villanova, (610) 519-4500, villanova.edu
Swarthmore College is one of the few top liberal arts colleges to offer an accredited engineering program.
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
Public Undergraduate enrollment: 14,449 In-state tuition: $7,716 Out-of-state tuition: $19,290 Ranking: 242 (National Universities) Athletics: Division II Student/faculty ratio: 20:1 Acceptance rate: 78% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1100-1270 Average ACT: 24-28 Average cost after aid: $24,128 (in-state) Average high school GPA: 3.40 Application deadline: rolling 700 S. High St., West Chester, (610) 436-1000, wcupa.edu
WIDENER UNIVERSITY
Private Undergraduate enrollment: 2,811 Tuition: $60,038 Ranking: 301 (National Universities) Athletics: Division III Student/ faculty ratio: 11:1 Acceptance rate: 71% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 10801290 Average ACT: 20-26 Average cost after aid: $31,703 Average high school GPA: 3.45 Application deadline: rolling 1 University Place, Chester, (888) 943-3637, widener.edu
WILLIAMSON COLLEGE OF THE TRADES
Men’s Junior College Enrollment: 249 Tuition: $28,320 Athletics: NJCAA Division III Student/faculty ratio: 10:1 Acceptance rate: 22% Test scores: optional Average SAT and ACT: not reported Average cost after aid: $1,545 Average high school GPA: not reported Application deadline: Jan. 16 106 S. New Middletown Road, Media, (610) 566-1776, williamson.edu Information is based on the 2026 U.S. News & World Report education rankings, institution websites and the Princeton Review.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR
Private Grades 6-12, girls only. 560 Sproul Road, Villanova, (610) 687-0650, ndapa.org.
AGNES IRWIN SCHOOL
Private Prekindergarten-grade 12, girls only. 275 S. Ithan Ave., Rosemont, (610) 801-1869, agnesirwin.org.
AIM ACADEMY
Alternative Serving bright students with language-based learning differences in grades 1-12. 1200 River Road, Conshohocken, (215) 4832461, aimpa.org.
ARCHBISHOP JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL
Parochial Grades 9-12, coed. 211 Matson Ford Road, Radnor, (610) 688-7610, jcarroll.org.
ARMENIAN SISTERS ACADEMY
Private Toddler program; prekindergartengrade 8; coed. 440 Upper Gulph Road, Radnor, (610) 687-4100, asaphila.org.
THE BALDWIN SCHOOL
Private Prekindergarten-grade 12, girls only. 701 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 5252700, baldwinschool.org.
BENCHMARK SCHOOL
Alternative Serving bright students with learning differences, such as dyslexia and ADHD, in grades 1-8. 2107 N. Providence Road, Media, (610) 565-3741, benchmarkschool.org.
BISHOP SHANAHAN HIGH SCHOOL
Parochial Grades 9-12, coed. 220 Woodbine Road, Downingtown, (610) 518-1300, shanahan.org.
THE CAMPHILL SCHOOL
Alternative Serving students grades 1-12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 1784 Fairview Road, Glenmoore, (610) 469-9236, camphillschool.org.
CARDINAL JOHN FOLEY REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 300 E. Eagle Road, Havertown, (610) 446-4608, cardinalfoley.org.
CARDINAL O’HARA HIGH SCHOOL
Parochial Grades 9-12, coed. 1701 S. Sproul Road, Springfield, (610) 544-3800, cohs.com.
CASKEY TORAH ACADEMY
Private Preschool-grade 8, coed. 742 Argyle Road, Wynnewood, (610) 642-7870, taphila.org.
CHESTERBROOK ACADEMY
Private Programs vary by location from infant care-grade 6, coed. 1190 McDermott
C O U R TE SY OF SWAR TH MOR E C OLLEG E
Public Undergraduate enrollment: 21,428 In-state tuition: $20,376 Out-of-state tuition: $36,600 Ranking: 102 (National Universities) Athletics: Division I Student/faculty ratio: 12:1 Acceptance rate: 80% Test scores: optional Average SAT: 1180-1390 Average ACT: 23-31 Average cost after aid: $23,742 (in-state) Average high school GPA: 3.40 Application deadline: Feb. 1 1801 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, (215) 204-7000, temple.edu
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KOHELET YESHIVA
Private Kindergarten-grade 12, coed. 223 N. Highland Ave., Merion Station, (610) 667-2020, koheletyeshiva.org.
LA SALLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
Private Grades 9-12, boys only. 8605 Cheltenham Ave., Wyndmoor, (215) 233-2911, lschs.org.
MAIN LINE CLASSICAL ACADEMY
Private Kindergarten-grade 8, coed. 455 S. Roberts Road, Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-2300, mainlineclassical.org.
MALVERN PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Private Grades 6-12, boys only. 418 S. Warren Ave., Malvern, (484) 595-1100, malvernprep.org.
MEDIA-PROVIDENCE FRIENDS SCHOOL Private Age 2-grade 8, coed. 125 W. Third St., Media, (610) 565-1960, mpfs.org. Bishop Shanahan High School’s curriculum offers 21 advanced placement courses and university-level credit partnerships with multiple colleges.
Drive, West Chester, (610) 827-5728; 141 Arrandale Blvd., Exton, (877) 335-0818; 1220 Ward Ave., West Chester, (610) 981-2045; 101 Tanner Drive, Exton, (877) 447-2155; 906 S. Media Line Road, Newtown Square, (833) 4232451; 1560 Bradford Road, Wayne, (877) 3563398; 3841 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (833) 540-0344; 201 S. Atwater Drive, Malvern, (877) 356-3318; chesterbrookacademy.com.
CHURCH FARM SCHOOL
Private Day/boarding, grades 9-12, boys only. 1001 E. Lincoln Hwy., Exton, (610) 363-7500, gocfs.net.
THE CONCEPT SCHOOL
Alternative Serving children with intellectual and physical disabilities. 401 Rutgers Ave., Swarthmore, (610) 328-5955, cades.org.
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY
Private Preschool-grade 12, coed. 340 Morris Road, Fort Washington, (215) 646-3300, germantownacademy.net.
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL Private Preschool-grade 12, coed. 31 W. Coulter St., Philadelphia, (215) 951-2300, germantownfriends.org.
Alternative Serving students in grades 6-12 in need of additional options for academic growth. 1120 E. Street Road, Westtown, (610) 399-1135, theconceptschool.org.
GLADWYNE MONTESSORI
THE CREFELD SCHOOL
Private Prekindergarten-age 5, coed. 814 N. Chester Road, West Chester, (610) 696-8869, goshenfriends.org.
Private Serving students in grades 7-12 who thrive in small, inclusive environments for extra academic or emotional support. 8836 Crefeld St., Philadelphia, (215) 242-5545, crefeld.org.
DELAWARE COUNTY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Private Prekindergarten-grade 12, coed. Lower Campus: 905 S. Waterloo Road, Devon, (484) 654-2400. Upper Campus: 462 Malin Road, Newtown Square, (610) 353-6522. dccs.org.
DELAWARE VALLEY FRIENDS SCHOOL
Alternative A Quaker education for bright students grades 1-12 who learn differently. 19 E. Central Ave., Paoli, (610) 640-4150, dvfs.org.
DEVON PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Private Grades 6-12, boys only. 363 N. Valley Forge Road, Devon, (610) 688-7337, devonprep.com.
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY C O U R TE SY OF BISH OP SH AN AH AN H IG H S CH OOL
GEORGE CROTHERS MEMORIAL SCHOOL
Private Prekindergarten-grade 12, coed. 1785 Bishop White Drive, Newtown Square, (484) 424-1400, episcopalacademy.org.
FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL
Private Nursery-grade 12, coed. Lower School Campus: 228 Old Gulph Road, Wynnewood, (610) 642-7575. Middle & Upper School Campus: 1101 City Ave., Wynnewood, (610) 649-7440. friendscentral.org.
FRIENDS SCHOOL HAVERFORD
Private Age 1-kindergarten, coed. 851 Buck Lane, Haverford, (610) 642-2334, friendshaverford.org.
Private Infant-grade 6, coed. 920 Youngsford Road, Gladwyne, (610) 649-1761, gladwyne.org.
GOSHEN FRIENDS SCHOOL
THE HAVERFORD SCHOOL
Private Prekindergarten-grade 12, boys only. 450 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 642-3020, haverford.org.
HILL TOP PREPARATORY SCHOOL
THE MELMARK SCHOOL
Alternative Serving students ages 5-21 with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities. 2600 Wayland Road, Berwyn, (610) 325-4700, melmark.org.
MERION MERCY ACADEMY
Private Grades 9-12, girls only. 511 Montgomery Ave., Merion Station, (610) 664-6655, merion-mercy.com.
THE MIQUON SCHOOL
Private Preschool-grade 6, coed. 2025 Harts Lane, Conshohocken, (610) 828-1231, miquon.org.
MONSIGNOR BONNER & ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Parochial Grades 9-12, coed. 403 N. Lansdowne Ave., Drexel Hill, (610) 259-0280, bonnerprendie.com.
MONTGOMERY SCHOOL
Private Preschool-grade 8, coed. 1141 Kimberton Road, Chester Springs, (610) 827-7222, montgomeryschool.org.
MOTHER TERESA REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 405 Allendale Road, King of Prussia, (610) 265-2323, mtcschool.org.
OPEN CONNECTIONS
Private Serving college-bound students in grades 5-12 with neurodiverse learning challenges. 737 S. Ithan Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 527-3230, hilltopprep.org.
Alternative Serving students ages 4-18 who seek an innovative, collaborative and process-conscious educational environment. 1616 Delchester Road, Newtown Square, (610) 459-3366, openconnections.org.
HOLY CHILD ACADEMY
PERELMAN JEWISH DAY SCHOOL
Private Nursery-grade 8, coed. 475 Shadeland Ave., Drexel Hill, (610) 259-2712, holychildacademy.com.
HOLY CHILD SCHOOL AT ROSEMONT
Private Preschool-grade 8, coed. 1344 Montgomery Ave., Rosemont, (610) 922-1000, holychildrosemont.org.
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 221 3rd Ave., Phoenixville, (610) 933-7562, myholyfamilyschool.org.
JACK M. BARRACK HEBREW ACADEMY Private Grades 6-12, coed. 272 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 922-2300, jbha.org.
KIMBERTON WALDORF SCHOOL
Private Preschool-grade 12, coed. 410 W. Seven Stars Road, Phoenixville, (610) 933-3635, kimberton.org.
Private Prekindergarten-grade 5, coed. Stern Center: 49 Haverford Road, Wynnewood, (610) 658-2518. Forman Center: 7601 Old York Road, Melrose Park, (215) 635-3130, visitpjds.org.
THE PHELPS SCHOOL
Private Day/boarding, grades 6-12, boys only. 583 Sugartown Road, Malvern, (610) 644-1754, thephelpsschool.org.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY BRYN MAWR Private Preschool, coed; kindergartengrade 12, girls only. 480 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 527-3915, shabrynmawr.org.
SACRED HEART SCHOOL
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 109 N. Manoa Road, Havertown, (610) 446-9198, sh-school.org.
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EDUCATION ST. BERNADETTE SCHOOL
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 1001 Turner Ave., Drexel Hill, (610) 449-5184, st-bernadette.org.
ST. DOROTHY SCHOOL
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 1225 Burmont Road, Drexel Hill, (610) 789-4100, saintdorothy.org.
SAINT ELIZABETH PARISH SCHOOL
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 120 St. Elizabeth Drive, Chester Springs, (610) 646-6540, stelizabethparishschool.org.
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 340 Manor Ave., Downingtown, (610) 269-8999, stjosephrcschool.org.
ST. JOSEPH’S PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Private Grades 9-12, boys only. 1733 W. Girard Ave., Philadelphia, (215) 978-1950, sjprep.org.
SAINT KATHARINE OF SIENA SCHOOL Parochial Kindergarten-grade 8, coed. 116 S. Aberdeen Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-5451, sksschool.org.
SAINT KATHERINE SCHOOL
SAINT AGNES SCHOOL
ST. ANASTASIA SCHOOL
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 3309 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 356-6225, saintannies.org.
Alternative Special education for students ages 4-21 with IQs below 70. 930 Bowman Ave., Wynnewood; 211 Matsonford Road, Radnor; (610) 667-3958, stkatherineschool.org.
ST. ALOYSIUS ACADEMY
SAINT ANDREW SCHOOL
ST. MARY MAGDALEN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 211 W. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 696-1260, saintagnesschoolwc.org. Private Kindergarten-grade 8, boys only. 401 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-1670, staloysiusacademy.org.
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 535 Mason Ave., Drexel Hill, (610) 259-5145, saintandrewschool.com.
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 2430 N. Providence Road, Media, (610) 565-1822, stmarymagdalenschool.net.
C O U R TE SY OF B ALDWI N S CHOO L
Housed in a landmark 19th-century Victorian resort hotel designed by storied architect Frank Furness, the Balwin School is a top-ranked independent option for girls.
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ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE SCHOOL
THE SCHOOL IN ROSE VALLEY
THE WALDEN SCHOOL
ST. NORBERT SCHOOL
THE SHIPLEY SCHOOL
WALDRON MERCY ACADEMY
ST. PATRICK SCHOOL
STRATFORD FRIENDS SCHOOL
WEST CHESTER FRIENDS SCHOOL
SAINTS PHILIP AND JAMES SCHOOL
THE TALK SCHOOL
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 300 Daly Drive, West Chester, (610) 399-8400, school.stmax.org. Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 6 Greenlawn Road, Paoli, (610) 644-1670, school. stnorbert.org. Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 115 Channing Ave., Malvern, (610) 644-5797, saintpatrickmalvern.org. Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 721 E. Lincoln Hwy., Exton, (610) 363-6530, school.sspj.net.
SAINTS SIMON AND JUDE SCHOOL Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 6 Cavanaugh Court, West Chester, (610) 696-5249, school.simonandjude.org.
Private Preschool-grade 6, coed. 20 School Lane, Rose Valley, (610) 566-1088, theschoolinrosevalley.org. Private Prekindergarten-grade 12, coed. 814 Yarrow St., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-4300, shipleyschool.org. Private Kindergarten-grade 11, coed. 2 Bishop Hollow Road, Newtown Square, (610) 355-9580, stratfordfriends.org. Alternative Serving students ages 3-21 with autism and speech/language disorders. 6 Campus Blvd., Newtown Square, (610) 356-5566, talkinc.org.
TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE SCHOOL
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 430 Valleybrook Road, Glen Mills, (610) 459-8134, stthomastheapostle.net.
Alternative Half-day technical education programs for grades 10-12. TCHS Brandywine: 443 Boot Road, Downingtown, (484) 593-5100; TCHS Pickering: 1580 Charlestown Road, Phoenixville, (610) 933-8877; TCHS Pennock’s Bridge: 280 Pennock Bridge Road, West Grove, (610) 345-1800; cciu.org.
SS. COLMAN-JOHN NEUMANN SCHOOL
VILLA MARIA ACADEMY
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL SCHOOL
VILLA MARIA ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL
Parochial Prekindergarten-grade 8, coed. 372 Highland Lane, Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-3266, scjnschool.org.
Parochial Preschool-grade 8, coed. 1327 Boot Road, West Chester, (610) 696-1000, school.sspeterandpaulrc.org.
Private Preschool, coed; kindergarten-grade 8, girls only. 280 IHM Drive, Malvern, (610) 644-4864, villamaria.org. Private Grades 9-12, girls only. 370 Central Ave., Malvern, (610) 644-2551, vmahs.org.
Private Age 16 months-grade 5, coed. 901 N. Providence Road, Media, (610) 892-8000, thewaldenschool.org. Private Preschool-grade 8, coed. 513 Montgomery Ave., Merion Station, (610) 664-9847, waldronmercy.org. Private Preschool-grade 5, coed. 415 N. High St., West Chester, (610) 696-2962, wcfriends.org.
WESTTOWN SCHOOL
Private Day/boarding, prekindergartengrade 12, coed. 975 Westtown Road, West Chester, (610) 399-0123, westtown.edu.
WILLIAM PENN CHARTER SCHOOL
Private Prekindergarten-grade 12, coed. 3000 W. School House Lane, Philadelphia, (215) 844-3460, penncharter.com.
WILLISTOWN COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Private Age 3-kindergarten, coed. 1133 Paoli Pike, West Chester, (610) 647-4001, willistown.org.
WOODLYNDE SCHOOL
Alternative Serving students in kindergartengrade 12 with learning differences, executive function challenges, ADHD and auditory processing disorder. 445 Upper Gulph Road, Strafford, (610) 687-9660, woodlynde.org.
THE WYNDCROFT SCHOOL
Private Preschool-grade 8, coed. 415 Rosedale Drive, Pottstown, (610) 326-0544, wyndcroft.org. UG
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR A month-by-month guide to 12 can’t-miss happenings in the Main Line region.
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JANUARY • FLIGHT ON ICE
Embrace the cold with a spin around Energy Transfer Veterans Memorial Rink, where festive lights, music and cozy fire pits make for a quintessential winter outing. Warm up in the heated tents with food and drinks and feel good knowing a portion of proceeds benefits local veterans. Dates to be announced. 4901 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 627-2100, flightonice.com.
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FEBRUARY • KENNETT WINTERFEST Bundle up and raise a glass at this annual outdoor celebration of craft beer. More than 50 local, regional and award-winning breweries pour their best alongside live music, food trucks and vendors. Proceeds benefit Kennett Collaborative’s community programs. Date to be announced. 600 S. Broad St., Kennett Square, kennettbrewfest.com/winterfest.
MAY • RADNOR HUNT RACES Nearly a century of tradition colors the Radnor Hunt Races, one of the region’s favorite spring events. The day combines steeplechase racing, tailgates and pony races with time-honored festivities like the beloved parade of the foxhounds—all on the picturesque Radnor Hunt grounds. This year brings a new beneficiary: Willistown Conservation Trust. May 15, 2027. 826 Providence Road, Malvern, (610) 644-4439, radnorhuntraces.com.
APRIL • WEST CHESTER FILM FESTIVAL See what independent filmmakers from around the world are up to during a weekend devoted to the art of short film. Screenings of spanning genres and perspectives are held primarily at the Uptown Knauer Performing Arts Center. Also expect filmmaker Q&As, pop-up events, panel discussions and parties throughout downtown West Chester. April 23-25, 2027. 226 N. High St., West Chester, (484) 452-3456, westchesterfilmfestival.com.
JUNE • WAYNE MUSIC FESTIVAL Downtown Wayne turns up the volume as three stages welcome national, regional and local acts spanning a range of musical genres. Between sets, explore more than 75 area restaurants and vendors, grab a drink in the beer gardens or check out family-friendly activities, all with free admission. Date to be announced. waynemusicfestival.com.
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MARCH • TASTE OF THE MAIN LINE Come hungry to this showcase of the Main Line culinary scene at the Radnor Financial Center, where area restaurants offer signature bites for the tasting. A spirited cocktail competition adds to the fun—and last year’s winners, Alex Hardy and Tara Buzan-Hardy of Wayne’s At the Table, are passionate about defending their coveted title. Proceeds benefit the Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania Foundation and its work supporting local children and families. Date to be announced. 150 N. Radnor Chester Road, St. Davids, (610) 896-7588, tasteofthemainline.com.
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AUGUST: DINING UNDER THE STARS
On Wednesday evenings through early fall, State Street trades traffic for dining tables as Media’s downtown becomes one sprawling open-air dining room. Choose from more than two dozen restaurants serving everything from Italian to Indian cuisine, then stroll the borough’s independent shops and catch live entertainment along the way. May-September 2027. visitmediapa.com.
PARKS, GARDENS & PRESERVES Airdrie Forest Preserve
A wooded preserve with over 75 acres and 3.25 miles of trails. 140 Fennerton Road, Paoli, openlandconservancy.org/airdrie-forest-preserve.
Anson B. Nixon Park
This is a popular spot for families thanks to its picnic area, playground and dog park. It also hosts summer concerts and offers fishing. 405 N. Walnut Road, Kennett Square, ansonbnixonpark.org.
Barnes Arboretum at Saint Joseph’s University
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With over 2,500 trees and woody plants, the grounds of this 12-acre arboretum serve as an educational resource for students and community members. 50 Lapsley Lane, Merion Station, (610) 660-2802, sju.edu/barnesarboretum.
JULY • FESTIVAL OF FOUNTAINS When it’s summer at Longwood Gardens, brilliant blooms are only one reason to linger outdoors. For the annual Festival of Fountains, more than 1,700 jets spring to life in the Main Fountain Garden by day, before they light up to music most Friday nights. Fireworks add to the spectacle on select evenings. Dates to be announced. 1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, (610) 388-1000, longwoodgardens.org.
OCTOBER • CLOVER MARKET Consider this your seasonal excuse for a shopping spree. Clover Market brings over 90 carefully curated makers and vintage vendors to Bryn Mawr and Kennett Square. Expect everything from jewelry and ceramics to clothing, home goods and one-of-a-kind finds. Food trucks, live music and free kids’ crafts round out the day. Dates to be announced. theclovermarket.com.
Binky Lee Preserve
Natural woodlands and meadows are home to over 10,000 native trees, various wildlife species and a robust trail system. 1445 Pikeland Road, Chester Springs, natlands.org/binky-lee-preserve.
SEPTEMBER • DEVON FALL CLASSIC Equestrian action returns to the iconic Dixon Oval each fall for four days of jumper competition, culminating in the $25,000 Devon Fall Classic. Beyond the ring, the autumn counterpart to Devon’s famed spring event brings live music, fair food, shopping, midway rides and family-friendly fun to the historic showgrounds. Dates to be announced. 23 Dorset Road, Devon, (610) 964-0550, devonhorseshow.net.
Black Rock Sanctuary
The almost 120 acres here include meadows, wetlands and woodlands and a .8-mile ADA-accessible interpretive trail. 953 Black Rock Road, Phoenixville, chesco.org.
Bondsville Mill Park
This 47-acre park has mill ruins that date to the 1800s. There’s also a .25-mile trail around the old mill and a .75-mile nature trail. 1647 Bondsville Road, Downingtown, bondsvillemillpark.org.
Brandywine Battlefield Park
The Revolutionary War’s largest single-day land battle during took place here. The 50 acres now serve as a site for education and remembrance. 1491 Baltimore Pike, Chadds Ford, (610) 459-3342, brandywinebattlefield.org.
Bryn Coed Preserve
At this 612-acre preserve, you’ll find a Pennsylvania champion white oak, eagles’ nests, the ruins of a 19th-century farmhouse, trails and more. 1869 Flint Road, Chester Springs, natlands.org/bryn-coed-preserve.
Cedar Hollow Preserve
This 67-acre natural flood plain offers trails that lead through woods and meadows. 1635 Church Road, Malvern, openlandconservancy.org/cedarhollow-preserve.
Chanticleer Garden
Once the Rosengarten estate, Chanticleer is now a colorful contemporary garden enhanced by its historic setting. Open April 1-Nov. 8. 786 Church Road, Wayne, (610) 687-4163, chanticleergarden.org.
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ChesLen Preserve
The largest privately owned nature preserve open to the public in Chester County is a 1,282-acre swath with miles of hiking trails, canoeing and kayaking, woodlands and more. 1199 Cannery Road, Coatesville, natlands.org/cheslen-preserve.
Chester Valley Trail
This popular 18.6-mile paved trail from Exton to King of Prussia follows an old railroad track. chesco.org.
Cool Valley Preserve
More than 33 acres of meadows and forest are accessible via trails also used for cross-country skiing in winter. 11 Cool Valley Road, Malvern, openlandconservancy.org/coolvalley-preserve.
Crow’s Nest Preserve
Located next to Hopewell Big Woods, French Creek State Park and Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, this 712-acre preserve has a playground, four main trails and plenty of wildlife. 201 Piersol Road, Elverson, natlands.org/crows-nest-preserve.
Crum Woods
Part of Swarthmore College and open to the public, this 220-acre parcel has 3.5 miles of trails. 500 College Ave., Swarthmore, swarthmore.edu/crum-woods-stewardship.
Diamond Rock Preserve
This 66-acre woodland preserve boasts a wealth of trees, wildlife and several interconnecting and looping trails. 2050 Chautauqua Trail, Malvern, openlandconservancy.org/diamond-rock-preserve.
Evansburg State Park
Some of the area’s earliest settlers were farmers who used the nearby Skippack Creek as a source of hydropower. Today, visitors can hike, mountain bike, ride horses and see the remains of some of the mills. 851 Mayhall Road, Collegeville, dcnr.pa.gov.
Exton Park
A 727-acre park with a pond, picnic tables, a two-mile walking trail and a multiuse field. 804 E. Swedesford Road, Exton, westwhiteland.org.
DECEMBER • WEST CHESTER CHRISTMAS PARADE Downtown West Chester comes alive with twinkling lights, marching bands, festive floats and plenty of Christmas cheer. The evening begins with the lighting of the borough’s 28-foot tree at the Historic Chester County Courthouse before thousands of spectators line the streets for the parade—and, of course, Santa’s grand arrival. This year’s media hosts: 6abc’s Adam Joseph and B101’s Kathy Romano. Dec. 4, 2026. greaterwestchester.com.
George Lorimer Preserve
An 88-acre preserve with over three miles of trails that meander through meadows and woods. 1435 N. Valley Road, Malvern, openlandconservancy.org/george-lorimerpreserve.
Glen Providence Park
This 25-acre park offers 1.6 miles of trails. 550 W. State St., Media, glenprovidencepark.org.
Goose Creek Park
Try your hand at geocaching at this 12-acre park, which also has a half-mile walking trail, a playground and a pavilion. 840 E. Street Road, West Chester, thornburytwp.com.
Harmony Hill Nature Area
East Bradford Township’s 240-acre park offers seven miles of hiking and biking trails, plus a picnic area. For a forested hike, try the fourmile loop. 1200 Skelp Level Road, Downingtown, eastbradford.org.
Haverford College Arboretum
The arboretum honors William Carvill’s 1834 landscape design, preserving its many trees. The two-mile nature trail that runs through the campus is a peaceful route for runners and dog-walkers alike. 370 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 896-1000, haverford.edu/ arboretum.
Hibernia County Park
Visit historic Hibernia Mansion or explore the 900-acre grounds, which offer camping, hiking, fishing and more. 1 Park Road, Coatesville, chesco.org.
Ithan Valley Park
Remnants of an old mill can be found at this 19-acre park, which has a stream and 22 species of identified trees. 642 S. Ithan Ave., Bryn Mawr, radnor.com.
Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens
Wander the woodland trails and see rare species of plants on this 48-acre property. 631 Berwyn Baptist Road, Devon, (610) 647-8870, jenkinsarboretum.org.
Kirkwood Preserve
Birders love this 102-acre preserve, which also has hiking and horseback-riding trails. 855 Grubbs Mill Road, Newtown Square, wctrust.org/kirkwood-preserve.
Longwood Gardens
With over 1,000 acres to explore, plus two conservatories and assorted eating and drinking options, the newly expanded worldrenowned garden is a great place to experience any season in all its glory. 1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, (610) 388-1000, longwoodgardens.org.
Lower Perkiomen Valley Park
Situated along Perkiomen Creek, this 107-acre park has picnic pavilions, a playground, a basketball court, volleyball, fishing and more. It connects to the Perkiomen and Schuylkill River trails. 101 New Mill Road, Oaks, montgomerycountypa.gov.
M. John Johnson Nature Center
The center’s multiuse paved trail connects to Sugar’s Bridge Nature Area. Bikes are permitted on the paved portion. 810 Skelp Level Road, West Chester, eastbradford.org.
Marshall Mill House Preserve
Situated on 40 acres and offering 1.5 miles of trails, the preserve is also home to the old Marshall Mill House. 932 Creek Road, Kennett Square, brandywineredclay.org.
Marsh Creek State Park
This popular man-made lake offers canoe and kayak rentals, an hour-long pontoon tour, and more. 675 Park Road, Downingtown, (610) 4585119, marshcreeklake.com.
McKaig Nature Education Center
A 95-acre preserve offering an array of outdoor and educational activities. 889 Croton Road, Wayne, enjoymckaig.org.
Newlin Grist Mill
Home to a working grist mill built in 1704, this 160-acre park offers educational programs and a three-mile walking loop. Trout fishing is popular in season. 219 Cheyney Road, Glen Mills, newlingristmill.org.
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NOVEMBER • WAYNE TURKEY TROT Start Thanksgiving on the right foot with this festive 5K run and walk through Wayne. Runners, walkers, families and friends hit the course before the day’s feasting begins, all while raising money for the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Bryn Mawr Hospital Foundation, Philadelphia Financial Scholars and more. Nov. 26, 2026. 4 W. Wayne Ave., runtheday.com.
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Norristown Farm Park
A working farm that’s been in use since colonial times. Hiking trails lead to forested areas and wetlands. Fifteen historic buildings date back to the 1700s, and there’s also a trout nursery. 2500 Upper Farm Road, Norristown, montgomerycountypa.gov.
Okehocking Preserve
Once part of a land grant from William Penn to the Okehocking people of the Lenni Lenape Native Americans, this 180-acre preserve has seven miles of trails. 5316 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, willistown.pa.us.
Paoli Battlefield Historical Park
A 20-acre park with a parade ground and a memorial to Continental Army soldiers killed in the Revolutionary War battle. Monument and Wayne avenues, Malvern, pbpfinc.org.
Peacedale Preserve
Explore woodlands, hayfields and two streams via several connecting hiking loops on this 222-acre preserve. 126 Peacedale Road, Landenberg, natlands.org/peacedale-preserve.
Pocopson Township Trails
A system of trails accessible through parks and green space. Various locations, pocopson.org/community/trails.
Radnor Trail
A 2.4-mile paved biking and walking trail extending from Radnor-Chester Road to Sugartown Road. 520 Conestoga Road, Wayne, radnor.com.
Ridley Creek State Park
Wander more than 2,600 acres via a 13-mile trail system, with five miles of designated trails for biking and cross-country skiing. 1023 Sycamore Mills Road, Media, dcnr.pa.gov.
Rolling Hill Park
A 103-acre park anchored by an 1896 caretaker’s cottage. It also has a native rain garden, meadows, woodlands, historic stone ruins and plenty of trails. 1301 Rose Glen Road, Gladwyne, lowermerion.org.
Sadsbury Woods Preserve
Schuylkill River Trail
When complete, this multiuse trail will stretch roughly 120 miles along the Schuylkill River, connecting Philadelphia and Schuylkill County. schuylkillriver.org.
The Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College
Educational and horticultural programs are plentiful at this 350-acre arboretum. 500 College Ave., Swarthmore, (610) 328-8025, scottarboretum.org.
Sharp’s Woods Preserve
Surrounded by development, this 27-acre preserve gives residents the space to escape into meadows and marshlands. 1415 Byrd Drive, Berwyn, trails.dcnr.pa.gov.
More than two miles of walking and horseback-riding trails. 832 Downingtown Pike, West Chester, eastbradford.org.
Tyler Arboretum
This 650-acre arboretum boasts an impressive collection of heritage and champion trees, 17 miles of hiking trails, and fun kid-friendly structures. 515 Painter Road, Media, (610) 566-9134, tylerarboretum.org.
Valley Creek Park
Skunk Hollow Park
Valley Creek Preserve
More than 90 acres of conserved land set aside for hiking and fishing. Three trails are available, and the popular community garden is a great resting spot. 600 Darby Paoli Road, Villanova, radnor.com.
Smedley Park
Its 141 acres feature two ball fields, picnic tables and a two-mile trail. 20 Papermill Road, Springfield, smedleypark.org.
Springton Manor Farm
A 300-acre park with a manor and carriage house, plus a barn and a variety of animals. 860 Springton Road, Glenmoore, chesco.org
Squire Cheyney Park
Once used for crop farming, this park’s 52 acres now offer walking trails, a springhouse and interpretive signs. Freedom Rider Trail, West Chester, thornburytwp.com.
Stateline Woods Preserve
An 84-acre preserve with four miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and winter cross-country skiing. 814 Merrybell Lane, Kennett Square, kennettlandandtrails.com.
Saunders Woods Preserve
Stoneleigh
Once home to the region’s earliest settlers, this 4.2-acre park has fishing, trails and access to the Willows and Skunk Hollow. 666 Earles Lane, Newtown Square, radnor.com.
Timber Top Trails
A 37-acre park with gravel trails. 274 S. Creek Road, West Chester, eastbradford.org.
Stone Hills Preserve
Saw Mill Park
Hike or bike on a 2.6-mile trail along the east branch of Brandywine Creek. Dorlan Mill Road, Downingtown, chesco.org.
A 35-acre park with tennis courts, a pavilion, a playground, trails, and an amphitheater for summer concerts. 361 Morehall Road, Malvern, eastwhiteland.org.
Shaw’s Bridge Park
Part of the largest unfragmented woodlands in Chester County, this 511-acre preserve has two main trails. 443 Old Wilmington Road, Coatesville, natlands.org/sadsburywoods-preserve. Explore the forest and an open meadow at this 25-acre preserve. 1020 Waverly Road, Gladwyne, natlands.org/saunders-woodspreserve.
Struble Trail
Part of the larger Unami Forest, this 13-acre preserve comes alive with wildflowers in spring. 124 Laver Road, Schwenksville, natlands.org/ stone-hills-preserve. Once a family home, Stoneleigh is now a public garden that celebrates the beauty of native plants and the importance of biodiversity. 1829 E. County Line Road, Villanova, (610) 353-5587, ext. 200, stoneleighgarden.org
Stroud Preserve
This 571-acre preserve is a mix of grasslands, woodlands and repurposed farmland. There are four main hiking trails, and horseback riding is available in select locations. It’s also used for scientific research by the Stroud Water Research Center. 454 N. Creek Road, West Chester, natlands.org/stroud-preserve.
A 46-acre parcel with trails, meadows and access to trout fishing. Hayfield Road, Malvern, openlandconservancy.org/ valley-creek-preserve.
Valley Forge National Historical Park
The site of the Continental Army’s 1777-78 winter encampment is now a history and nature lover’s paradise, with over 35 miles of trails—some open to biking. 1400 N. Outer Line Drive, King of Prussia, nps.gov/vafo.
Wawa Preserve
Part of this preserve’s 75 acres was once used for cattle grazing by the Wawa convenience store chain. Today, there are several trails. 127 Valley Road, Media, natlands.org/ wawa-preserve.
White Clay Creek Preserve
Hike, bike and more on 2,072 acres. 405 Sharpless Road, Landenberg, dcnr.pa.gov.
Willisbrook Preserve
This 126-acre plot boasts a unique ecosystem known as the Sugartown Serpentine Barrens. 110 Township Line Road, Malvern, natlands.org/ willisbrook-preserve.
The Willows
Aside from a wealth of willow trees, this park has a restored mansion built in the early 1900s, plus trails and picnic areas. 490 Darby Paoli Road, Villanova, radnor.com.
Wilson Farm Park
A popular gathering place in the Chesterbrook planned community, with an amphitheater, picnic areas, a playground and athletic facilities. 500 Lee Road, Chesterbrook, tredyffrin.org.
Wolf’s Hollow County Park
The bluffs at this 569-acre park overlook Octoraro Creek. It has about 10 miles of trails. 1399 Schoff Road, Atglen, chesco.org. UG
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IN THE BAG From exceptional apparel to gifts and décor, find it all at our region’s shops and boutiques.
ATHLETIC APPAREL
Wellington Square Bookshop
All Kinds of Fast
549 Wellington Square, Exton, (610) 458-1144, wellingtonsquarebooks.com
Bryn Mawr Running Co.
BRIDAL & WOMEN’S EVENING WEAR
214 Bridge St., Phoenixville, (484) 924-9203, northwalesrunningco.com 828 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 527-5510; 1 W. Front St., Media, (610) 627-0600; 24 S. High St., West Chester, (610) 696-0115; brynmawrrunningco.com
C&M Sporting Goods
1305 West Chester Pike, Havertown, (610) 449-5880, cmsportinggoods.com
Endeavor Athletic
40 Coulter Ave., Suite 160, Ardmore, (484) 413-2435, endeavorathletic.com
Out There Outfitters
123 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-6383, outthereoutfitters.com
Philadelphia Runner
505 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, (610) 558-9100; 358 Main St., Manayunk, (267) 336-7409; philadelphiarunner.com
The Running Place
3551 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 353-8826, therunningplace.com
Toad Hollow Athletics
1590 E. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 640-0594, toadhollowathletics.com
Trail Creek Outfitters
487 West Chester Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 558-4006; 120 W. State St., Kennett Square, (484) 731-4968; trailcreekoutfitters.com
BOOKS
Baldwin’s Book Barn
865 Lenape Road, West Chester, (610) 696-0816, bookbarn.com
Bookish
160 N. Gulph Road, Suite 2001, King of Prussia, (484) 394-0150, bookishkop.com
Bookmarks
DayDream Bridal Shop
65 Cricket Ave., Ardmore, (267) 647-0660, daydreambridalshop.com
The Dress Matters
1024 N. Providence Road, Media, (610) 566-5680, thedressmatters.com
Eagle Formal Wear
350 Simpson Drive, Chester Springs, (610) 321-9655, eagleformal.com
Elizabeth Johns
46 St. James Place, Ardmore, (610) 649-8100, elizabethjohns.com
Fashion Xchange Paoli
95 E. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 296-7000, fashionxchangepaoli.com
G Spot Modern Retro Thrift Boutique
144 E. Market St., West Chester, (610) 732-8586
Greene Street
263 E. Swedesford Road, Wayne, (484) 367-7412; 115 Swedesford Road, Exton, (610) 466-5713; greenestreetstores.com
Home Furnishing Consignment
139 Swedesford Road, Wayne, (610) 964-1903, hfconsignment.com
Kids Sweet Repeats Consignment Boutique 3551 Rhoads Ave., Newtown Square, (610) 325-3500, kidssweetrepeats.com
Little People’s Consignment Boutique 27 E. State St., Media, (610) 565-1055
Malena’s Vintage Boutique
Ever After Bridal
101 W. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 738-9952, malenasboutique.com
Gabrielle & G-Lizzy
130 Coulter Ave., Ardmore, (610) 649-4005, petuniasconsignment.com
124 W. Market Street, West Chester, (610) 314-6013, everafterwc.com 200 Monument Road, Bala Cynwyd, (610) 668-2801, gabrielles.shop
The Ivory Concept
445 Lancaster Ave., Malvern, (484) 206-5182, ticbridal.com
Janice Martin Couture
41 Cricket Ave., Ardmore, (610) 645-4540, janicemartin.net
La Bella Moda
200 Fayette St., Conshohocken, (610) 825-6385, labellamodabridal.com
Nilah & Company
36 W. Eagle Road, Havertown, (610) 853-9822, nilah.com
PromMiss Dresses
58 E. Street Road, West Chester, (484) 315-8472, prommissdresses.com
Sabrina Ann
Petunia’s Consignment Boutique
Rachelle Boutique and Designer Consignment 839 1/2 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-3373, rachelleconsign.com
Remix on Main Designer Consignment 4355 Main St., Manayunk, (215) 487-6590, remixonmain.com
Revivals Boutique
55 Rittenhouse Place, Ardmore, (610) 660-8119, revivalsboutique.com
Surrey Consignment Shop
810 Lancaster Ave., Berwyn, (610) 647-8632, surreyconsignmentshop.org
TC House of Style
174 Bridge St., Phoenixville, (484) 927-4764
The Velvet Shoestring
155 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 995-0300, velvetshoestringmainline.com
100 E. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 226-8910, bookmarkswc.com
24 Ardmore Ave., Ardmore, (610) 642-6228; 128 N. High St., West Chester, (484) 999-8326; sabrinaann.com
1305 West Chester Pike, Havertown, (610) 924-0988, cathysbooks.com
1604 E. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 647-5055, vanclevebridal.com
GIFTS
Cathy’s Half Price Books
Van Cleve Bridal & Evening Wear
Vida Beale Consignment
2 E. King St., Malvern, (484) 473-8219, vidabeale.com
Arden + James
Children’s Book World
The Wedding Shoppe
503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 293-1299, wedding-shoppe.com
432 S. Walnut St., Kennett Square, (484) 732-8586, ardenandjames.com
Main Point Books
CONSIGNMENT
126 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 995-2600, belladonnagifts.shop
17 Haverford Station Road, Haverford, (610) 642-6274, childrensbookworld.net 116 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (484) 580-6978, mainpointbooks.com
Mavey Books
8 Cricket Ave., Ardmore, (610) 810-8571, maveybooks.com
More Than Books
As They Grow
1010 Lancaster Ave., Berwyn, (484) 318-8555, astheygrowkidsconsignment.com
Bella Boutique Consignment
bellaDONNA Gifts Bunny Hare’s
15 St. Albans Circle, Newtown Square, (610) 325-3205
Earth & State
523 E. Gay St., West Chester, (484) 947-5792
317 Gordon Drive, Exton, (610) 594-6844, bellaboutiqueconsign.com
221 Haverford Ave., Narberth, (610) 664-1112, narberthbookshop.com
105 Westtown Road, West Chester, (610) 692-9375, christinesupscaleresale.com
209 W. State St., Media, (610) 737-7493, glimmergiftshop.com
2587 West Chester Pike, Broomall, (610) 359-8889, consignanddesigninc.vzwebsites.com
393 W. Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 642-3601, homegrownpa.com
Narberth Bookshop Reads & Company
234 Bridge St., Phoenixville, (484) 920-3695, readsandcompany.com
Title Page
1 Franklin St., Bryn Mawr, (610) 527-1772
Christine’s Upscale Resale Consign and Design Inc.
23 W. State St., Media, (610) 566-9270
Glimmer
Home Grown
Kramer Drive
575 Lancaster Ave., Berwyn, (610) 220-8675, kramerdrive.com
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The Little Apple
4361 Main St., Manayunk, (267) 335-4968, thelittleapplestore.com
Terrain
Main Line Gifts
914 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 459-2400; 138 Lancaster Ave., Devon, (610) 590-4671; shopterrain.com
Past Present Future
853 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 581-7414, viabellissima.com
Terra Culture Gifts
83 E. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 251-2155, vintagehomepaoli.com
1149 W. Lancaster Ave., 2nd Floor, Bryn Mawr, (610) 234-2076, mainlinegiftshop.com 15 W. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (610) 642-4040, past-present-future.net 233 E. King St., Malvern, (610) 647-4180
Thirteen Circles
320 Fayette St., Conshohocken, (484) 535-4646, thirteencircles.com
Thistle Be Perfect
128 W. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 744-1128, thistlebeperfectwc.com
Valley Forge Flowers
503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 687-5566, valleyforgeflowers.com
Zoet Bathlatier
By appointment, 148 E. King St., Malvern, (484) 320-2920, zoetbathlatier.com
HOME
Via Bellissima
Vintage Home
White Horse Design
16 Waterloo Ave., Berwyn, (610) 647-3141, whitehorsedesign.net
worKS
432 S. Walnut St., Kennett Square, (484) 732-8586, workskennettsquare.com
Yves Delorme
1038 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 520-3446, usa.yvesdelorme.com
JEWELRY
Barbara Ellick Jewelry
705 Montgomery Ave., Narberth, (610) 664-7910, barbaraellick.com
Benari Jewelers
122 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-9630, aubussonhome.com
299 Main St., Exton, (610) 363-8450; 100 Squire Drive, Suite 100, Newtown Square, (610) 3551800; benarijewelers.com
240 Windgate Drive, Suite A4, Chester Springs, (484) 341-8291, brookisleco.com
124 W. State St., Kennett Square, (610) 444-4525, bovejewelers.com
Aubusson Home Brook Isle
Bove Jewelers
Giunta’s
Cozzi Jewelers
808 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 594-9494; 513 E. Gay St., West Chester, (484) 887-8271; giuntasfurniture.com
Hendren House
2112 Darby Road, Havertown, (484) 452-5998, hendrenhouse.com
The Iron Bird
213 Pottstown Pike, Chester Springs; 320 W. Uwchlan Ave., Downingtown; (484) 341-8935; theironbird.com
4819 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 789-1007, cozzijewelers.com
Dandelion Jewelry
31 Coulter Ave., Ardmore, (610) 649-8303, dandelionjewelry.com
D. Atlas Estates
510 W. Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 245-3100, datlasestates.com
Exceptional Finds
Joe Waroquier HOME
101 E. Lancaster Ave., #201, Wayne, (610) 955-2091, exceptional-finds.com
Knots & Weaves
4349 Main St., Manayunk, (215) 482-7051, garymannjewelers.com
Lieu Antiques & Interiors
4386 Main St., Manayunk, (215) 678-5093, iluminegallery.com
Life’s Patina Mercantile & Cafe
510 W. Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 304-7911, ilyanjewelry.com
835 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (484) 380-3812, joewaroquierhome.com
Gary Mann Jewelers
True By Kristy
133 W. Market St., West Chester, (484) 787-5800, truebykristy.com
Walter J. Cook Jeweler
36 Chestnut Road, Paoli, (610) 644-5347, walterjcookjeweler.com
Wilson’s Estate Jewelry
4319 Main St., Manayunk, (833) 294-5766, wilsonsestatejewelry.com
KIDS
Bizzy’s Baby Boutique
32 W. State St., Media, (445) 231-2259, bizzysbabyboutique.com
Boys Connection
286 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd, (610) 660-9330, boysconnection.com
The Blue Béret
128 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 293-7487, theblueberet.com
cBOP
379 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (888) 371-2552
Character Development Books & Toys
209 Haverford Ave., Narberth, (610) 668-1545, characterdevelopment.net
Design Life Kids
1502 West Chester Pike #3, West Chester, (484) 947-0998, designlifekids.com
H. Rose Boutique
148 W. Gay St., West Chester, (484) 887-0085, hrosekiddos.shopsettings.com
Kandy Kids Toys & Gifts
5 S. Chester Road, Swarthmore, (215) 687-6740
Layla’s Boutique
King of Prussia Mall, 640 West Dekalb Pike, Store 3010, (610) 639-9292, laylasboutique.com
Lucky Duck Toys
832 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-5825, luckyducktoys.com
Monkey Fish Toys
662 Downingtown Pike, West Chester, (484) 885-7285, monkeyfishtoys.com
My Kids Korner
719 Montgomery Ave., Narberth, (610) 668-6404
pucciManuli
218 E. King St., Malvern, (610) 644-9192, knotsandweaves.com
Iluminé Gallery
2 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (610) 649-2909, puccimanuli.com
404 W. State St., Kennett Square, (610) 242-9540
Ilyan Jewelry
MEN’S FASHION & FORMAL WEAR
1657 Art School Road, Chester Springs, lifespatina.com
Jane Win
503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-3222, littlehouseshop.com
133 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd, (610) 664-8777, johnanthonyjewelers.com
Wayne, janewin.com
The Little House Shop
John Anthony Jewelers
Marché
Kaplans Fine Jewelry
Nest Home Decor
Kellmer Jewelers
Old Soul Design Studio
Kennett Square Jewelers
Pine + Quill
Marlyn Schiff Jewelry
Proximity Interiors
Martin Pulli
Rose Hip Barn
Mina Danielle Jewelry
Silver Moon Studio Antiques
Seven Stones Gallery
123 E. State St., Kennett Square, (610) 444-1452, shoppemarche.com 209 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (484) 584-0584, nesthomedec.com 113 N. High St., West Chester, (484) 999-8061, oldsouldecor.com 23 N. Walnut St., West Chester, (302) 383-9759, pineandquillshop.com 503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 989-9665, proximityinteriordesign.com Open select days, 371 Glen Mills Road, Thornton, (610) 558-1816 5 E. State St., Media, (610) 891-1733
Studio 882
101 Applied Bank Blvd., Glen Mills, (610) 314-8820, studio-882.com
111 W. Market St., West Chester, (610) 431-4640, kaplansfinejewelry.com 510 W. Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (484) 380-2155, kellmer.com 123 W. State St., Kennett Square, (610) 444-5595 15 Haverford Station Road, Haverford, (610) 642-3811, marlynschiff.com 4337 Main St., Manayunk, (215) 508-4610, martinpulli.com 1149 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 888-4810, shopminadanielle.com 212 W. State St., Media, (610) 627-1177, sevenstonesgallery.com
Sunset Hill Jewelers
23 N. High St., West Chester, (610) 692-0374, sunsethilljewelers.com
American Trench
15 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (484) 413-2170, americantrench.com
Armen’s Custom Tailor Studio
104 Levering St., Manayunk, (215) 482-2515, armenstailorstudio.com
Boyds Wayne
201 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 726-0036, boydsphila.com
B. Gross Fine Menswear
2 E. State St., Media, (610) 566-7990
Englund’s Apparel
115 W. King St., Malvern, (610) 644-9315, englundsapparel.com
Hassis Men’s Shop
3533 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 353-3115, hassismensshop.com
Iacobucci Tuxedo Rentals
868 Concord Road, Glen Mills, (484) 840-8900, needatux.com
Jawn Supply
40 S. High St., West Chester, jawnsupply.com
Mainline Custom Clothiers
129 W. Market St., West Chester, (484) 905-7098, mainlinemenscustom.com
Sagets Formal Wear
1248 Township Line Road, Drexel Hill, (610) 259-3251; 1063 Township Line Road, Phoenixville, (484) 924-9261; sagets.com
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The Tiger Shop
122 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-8916
Tony Laguda Formalwear
48 E. Butler Ave., Ambler, (215) 646-2651, tonylagudaformalwear.com
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Braxton’s Animal Works
620 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-0769, braxtons.com
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GiggyBites Bakery & Marketplace
100 Ridge Road, Chadds Ford, (610) 358-3647, giggybites.com
Pet Friendly Dog Bakery
4324 Main St., Manayunk, (215) 483-7387, petfriendlydogbakery.com
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Pickering Valley Feed & Farm Store
305 Gordon Drive, Exton, (610) 363-8810, pickeringvalleyfeed.com
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27 W. Gay St., West Chester, (484) 667-7122
Benjamin Lovell Shoes
525 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, (610) 358-0060, blshoes.com
WOMEN’S FASHION 12 West Boutiques
12 W. King St., Malvern, (610) 644-2400; 105 N. Aberdeen Ave., Wayne, (215) 933-1501; 12westboutique.com
B Devoted
112 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (267) 835-7914, bdevoted.com
Blink
136 W. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 431-2212
Bobbles & Lace
125 N. High St., West Chester, (484) 947-5239, bobblesandlace.com
The Boutique at Wildflower
12 S. Valley Road, Paoli, wildflowerwellnessspa. com/boutique
Boutique W
5001 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 356-1566, shopboutiquew.com
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Boyds Wayne
201 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 726-0036, boydsphila.com
Bra Spectrum
842 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 228-4636, braspectrum.com
Chantilly Blue
117 W. State St., Kennett Square, (610) 925-4644, chantillyblue.net
Clean Slate Goods
103 W. State St., Kennett Square, (610) 496-4423, cleanslategoods.com
The Collective
214 Fayette St., Conshohocken, (610) 721-6650, shopcollectiveconshy.com
David Ferron
1712 W. Doe Run Road, Kennett Square, (610) 470-1254, davidferron.com
Delsette
47 St. Georges Road, Ardmore, (610) 888-0720, delsette.com
Expect Lace
4257 Main St., Manayunk, (215) 298-9060, expectlace.com
Gilbert & Evans
45 Coulter Ave., Ardmore, (610) 645-8332, shopgilbertandevans.com
Gingy’s
111 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (610) 644-0200, gingys.com
Green Eyed Lady
132 W. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 431-2474; 100 State St., Kennett Square, (610) 444-0700; greeneyedlady.online
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Grove 1.2.1
Mad Hatter Emporium
Posh Collections
Hope Chest
Main Line Fashionista
Refinery
821 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (484) 380-2540, shopgroveonline.com 379 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 642-4222, hopechestshop.com
J. McLaughlin
379 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (484) 297-2991; 503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (484) 367-0204; jmclaughlin.com
Julie’s Bottega
156 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd, (610) 664-0180, juliesbottega.com
Kaly
37 W. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 436-8272, kalyclothing.com
Kirna Zabête
915 Lancaster Ave., Suite 170, Bryn Mawr, (610) 581-7777, kirnazabete.com
La Chic Boutique
14 W. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 255-2145, lachicbtq.co
Latrice
1024 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-1109, latricefashion.com
LILA
4339 Main St., Manayunk, (267) 331-6995, lilaphiladelphia.com
Lisi Lerch Bungalow Boutique
615 Conestoga Road, Villanova, (484) 580-8840, lisilerch.com
Louella
227 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 293-9800, louellastyle.com
Lovebirds Boutique
105 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (484) 580-8661, shoplovebirds.com
2626 West Chester Pike, Broomall, (484) 428-3261, madhatteremporium.com 31 Paoli Plaza, Paoli, mainlinefashionista. myshopify.com
Malvern Saddlery
1 E. King St., Malvern, (610) 695-9980, malvernsaddlery.com
Maura Grace
101 W. State St., Kennett Square, (484) 732-8201, mauragraceboutique.com
Nich Boutique
161 Market St., Collegeville, (484) 902-8853, shopnich.com
Novità Boutique
24 Brookline Blvd., Havertown, shopnovitaboutique.com
Occasions Boutique
30 E. King St., Malvern, (610) 296-0442, occasions-boutique.com
Pasha Boutique
839 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-2777, pashaboutique.com
Paula Hian
198 Allendale Road, King of Prussia, (215) 487-2762, paulahian.com
Per Lei Boutique
101 Squire Drive, Newtown Square, (267) 201-6360, perleiboutique.com
Pilot and Powell
32 Parking Plaza, Ardmore, (484) 413-2004, pilotandpowell.com
Pink Gator
82 E. Lancaster Ave., Store B7, Paoli, pink-gator.com
Polka Dots Boutique
103 E. King St., Malvern, (610) 644-7220, poshcollections.com 131 Bridge St., Phoenixville, (484) 302-5519, refinerycompany.com
Rowen
80 Rittenhouse Place, Ardmore, (484) 270-8572, shop-rowen.com
Skirt
931 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 520-0222, shop-skirt.com
Stupp Furs
Haverford Square, 379 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 896-6662, stuppfurs.com
Stile by Per Lei
Various locations, stilebyperlei.com
Styche Boutique
57 W. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (610) 645-6562, shopstyche.com
Tancreed’s Specialty Shop
1 E. State St., Media, (610) 566-2300, tancreeds.com
Textile
210 S. Mill Road, Kennett Square, (610) 444-3570, shop-textile.com
Tish Boutique
138 E. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 692-7500, tishstyle.com
Vamp Boutique
4231 Main St., Manayunk, (215) 487-2340, vampboutique.com For more options at King of Prussia Mall and Suburban Square, visit simon.com and suburbansquare.com.
29 Leopard Road, Paoli, (610) 640-2714, shopatpolkadots.com
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BEAUTY & WELLNESS
GLOW GUIDE Where to go for cuts, color, skincare, spa treatments and more.
Adolf Biecker Spa/Salon
508 W. Lancaster Ave., Strafford, (610) 687-4750; 1777 Sentry Pkwy. W., #15, Blue Bell, (610) 825-0700; adolfbiecker.com Services: body treatments, bridal, brows, extensions, facials, hair, lashes, makeup, massage, nails, skin, waxing.
Chameleon Day Spa
27 State Road, Media, (610) 891-9020, chameleondayspa.com Services: bridal, facials, hair, kids’ hair, makeup, massage, men’s hair, waxing.
Champions Premier Barber Shop
Floris Nails & Spa
111 E. Swedesford Road, Exton, (610) 524-7101, florisnailsandspaexton.com Services: facials, nails, waxing.
Flutter Salon and Spa
Charlie & Co. Barbershop
211 W. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (267) 640-6068, fluttersalonandspa.com Services: brows, facials, hair, lashes, massage, men’s hair, nails, spray tan, waxing.
Cirillo Cosmetic Dermatology Spa
8 Mystic Lane, Malvern, (610) 644-9003, freedommassage.com Services: massage.
A.L.L. Possibilities
Various locations, champions-barbershop.com Services: beard styling, kids’ hair, men’s hair. 130 N. Church St., West Chester, (484) 266-0781, charlieandcobarbershop.com Services: beard styling, kids’ hair, men’s hair.
Freedom Massage
Allure Aesthetics
919 Conestoga Road, Suites 2-105, 2-106 and 2-306, Bryn Mawr; 3855 West Chester Pike, Suite 325, Newtown Square; (610) 525-0500; cirilloinstitute.com Services: body treatments, brows, facials, injectables, lasers, lashes, skin.
Fuzion
31 Plank Ave., Suite 312, Paoli, (484) 616-3933, all-possibilities.com Services: hair, head spa, waxing. 150 Allendale Road, Suite 2100, King of Prussia, (610) 393-1253, allureaestheticsllc.com Services: facials, skin.
Ambiance Salon & Spa
1501 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, (610) 544-1131, ambiancesalonspa.com Services: bridal, facials, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, men’s hair, nails, spray tan, waxing.
AME Salon & Spa
111 Waynewood Ave., Wayne, (610) 995-2631, amesalonandspa.com Services: body treatments, bridal, brows, extensions, facials, hair, lashes, makeup, massage, men’s hair, nails, sauna, waxing.
Avanté Salon & Spa
668 Downingtown Pike, West Chester, (610) 429-1800, avantesalon.com Services: body treatments, brows, facials, hair, lashes, makeup, massage, nails, waxing.
Beautyholic Nails & Spa
840 Montgomery Ave., 1st Floor, Narberth, (610) 887-0090, beautyholicnailspa.com Services: nails, waxing.
Beke Beau Make-up Studio
15 Paoli Plaza, Suite H, Paoli, (610) 220-0042, bekebeau.com Services: bridal, makeup.
Bella Bella Salon
323 E. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 430-8554, bellabellasalon.net Services: bridal, hair, kids’ hair, makeup, men’s hair, waxing.
Club House
843 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 619-1560, visitclubhouse.com Services: nails.
CocoAesthetic
222 E. King St., Bldg. A, Malvern, (610) 742-7031, cocoaesthetic.org Services: extensions, facials, hair, injectables, IV therapy, kids’ hair, lasers, men’s hair, skin.
Color Theory Cosmetic Tattoo
123 E. Market St., West Chester, (610) 675-3555, colortheoryct.com Services: brows.
CURE de Repos
65 Cricket Ave., Ardmore, (610) 348-8454, curederepos.com Services: facials, head spa, lasers, makeup, massage, sauna, skin, waxing.
Brandywine Med Spa
940 E. Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square, (610) 444-5630, brandywinemedspa.com Services: body treatments, facials, injectables, skin.
Brooke Alexandria Spa
828 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (267) 809-2001, balaserspa.com Services: body treatments, brows, facials, injectables, IV therapy, lashes, massage, waxing.
Calista Salon & Spa
1211 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, (610) 399-6677, calistasalonandspa.com Services: bridal, brows, extensions, facials, hair, injectables, IV therapy, lasers, lashes, makeup, massage, nails, waxing, wigs.
Capriotti Salon Experience
211 Haverford Ave., Narberth, (610) 660-9201, capriottisalon.com Services: extensions, hair, makeup, waxing.
343 W. Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (267) 303-5321, gezelligsalonphilly.com Services: hair, head spa, extensions.
Grazia Spa
312 E. King St., Malvern, (610) 644-4122, graziaspa.com Services: brows, facials, lashes, massage, nails, skin, spray tan, waxing.
Haig & Co. Salon
555 E. City Ave., Suite 109, Bala Cynwyd, (610) 668-5373, haigandcosalon.com Services: bridal, extensions, hair, wigs.
Hair by Trish
6-7 Paoli Shopping Center, Paoli, (610) 296-2342, hairdresserandco.com Services: hair.
Bobbiepiins Studio
595 E. Lancaster Ave., St. Davids, (215) 258-8301, bodyandbeauty.com Services: body treatments, facials, injectables, lasers, skin.
Gezellig Salon and Head Spa
Darci Henry Beauty
20128 Valley Forge Circle, Bldg. 2000, Suite 128, King of Prussia, (610) 716-3009, davinciskincarecenter.com Services: facials, injectables, lasers, skin.
Body+Beauty Lab
545 Wellington Sq., Exton, (610) 458-8809, geminihairdesignstudiospa.com Services: extensions, facials, hair, men’s hair, nails.
564 W. Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (610) 526-1638 Services: hair.
1029 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 520-1180, curlhairandwellness.com Services: curly hair.
Blaze Salon
1117 W. Baltimore Pike, Media, (610) 203-8977, bobbiepiins.glossgenius.com Services: hair.
Gemini Hair Design Studio & Spa
Curl Hair + Wellness
2 E. King St., Malvern, (610) 787-1577, darcihenrybeauty.com Services: bridal, makeup.
225 S. Church St., West Chester, (610) 431-2190, blazesalon.com Services: bridal, extensions, hair, makeup, men’s hair, nails, waxing.
137 N. Narberth Ave., Narberth, (610) 668-0590, fuzionstyle.com Services: brows, hair, lashes, makeup, waxing.
DaVinci Skin Care Center
Day Spa by Zsuzsanna
241 Conestoga Road, Wayne, (610) 688-3969, dayspabyzsuzsanna.com Services: body treatments, brows, facials, lasers, lashes, massage, skin, waxing.
DeCola Salon
6 Dowlin Forge Road, Exton, (610) 363-9554, decolasalon.com Services: bridal, extensions, hair, kids’ hair, makeup, men’s hair, waxing.
dtXfy sauna studio
133 Swedesford Road, Wayne, (484) 584-4973; 4328 Main St., Manayunk, (267) 297-8122, dtxfyme.com. Services: body treatments, massage, sauna.
Elise Spa & Nails
2 Town Place, Bryn Mawr, (610) 527-1789, elise-nails.com Services: nails, waxing.
Equilibrium Spa
1038 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 519-0244, equilibriumspanatural.com Services: body treatments, facials, massage, nails, waxing.
Faces by Fo
100 Ridge Road, Suite 31-32, Chadds Ford, (610) 340-8055, facesbyfo.com Services: brows, lashes, makeup.
Hairdresser & Co.
Head to Toe Healthy Spa
717 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 225-7228, headtotoehealthyspa.com Services: body treatments, brows, facials, lashes, massage, nails, spray tan, waxing.
House of Esthetics
706 E. Market St., West Chester, (267) 667-6303, houseofestheticsmedspa.com Services: facials, injectables, IV therapy, skin
Illuminate Salon Spa
377 W. Lancaster Ave., Haverford, (484) 416-3235 Services: hair, nails, skin, waxing, body treatments, makeup, bridal, men’s hair.
INVU Salon
19 N. Merion Ave., Bryn Mawr, (484) 380-2175, invusalon.com Services: bridal, brows, extensions, hair, lashes, makeup, men’s hair, waxing.
Isla Studio + Hair Co.
310 E. Gay St., West Chester; 3614 Chapel Road, Newtown Square; (610) 862-2131; islastudiobeautybar.com Services: bridal, extensions, hair, makeup, spray tan, teeth whitening.
Jay Michael Salon
595 E. Lancaster Ave., St. Davids, (610) 964-0800, jaymichaelsalon.com Services: bridal, extensions, hair, lashes, makeup, men’s hair, nails, waxing.
JKo Beauty
Exton, studio by appointment only, (646) 334-8232, jkobeauty.com Services: bridal, makeup.
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John Troncelliti Barber Shop
868 W. Lancaster Ave., Devon, (610) 642-6848, mainlinebarber.com Services: men’s hair.
Joseph Anthony Retreat Spa & Salon
243 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 459-4663; 400 W. Sproul Road, Springfield, (610) 557-0110; josephanthony.com Services: body treatments, bridal, brows, extensions, facials, hair, head spa, kids’ hair, lashes, makeup, massage, men’s hair, nails, spray tan, waxing.
LaBelle Nail Bar
52 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (610) 658-7228, labellenailbar.com Services: nails, waxing.
La Chelé Medical Aesthetics
101 Squire Dr., Suite B, Newtown Square, (215) 714-7104, lachele.com Services: body treatments, facials, injectables, IV therapy, lasers, skin.
La Difference Salon & Day Spa
830 Paoli Pike, West Chester, (610) 429-1808, ladifferencesalon.com Services: body treatments, facials, hair, makeup, massage, men’s hair, nails, skin, waxing.
La’lli Hair Lounge
30 Rittenhouse Place, Ardmore, (610) 649-8600, lallihair.com Services: bridal, extensions, hair, makeup.
La Parisienne Salon and Spa
101 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-7546, laparisiennesalonandspa.com Services: extensions, facials, hair, makeup, massage, waxing.
Lisa Chiccine
45 Creekside Lane, Malvern, lisachiccine.org Services: bridal, hair.
Lux Skin & Lasers
731 W. Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia; 120 County Line Road, Bryn Mawr; (610) 871-5738; luxskinlasers.com Services: body treatments, facials, injectables, lasers, skin.
Main Line Institute of Plastic Surgery Medspa
12 General Warren Blvd., #750, Malvern, (484) 327-3666, mainlineips.com Services: cosmetic tattoo, facials, injectables, lasers, skin.
Main Line Nails
Various locations, mainlinenails.com Services: brows, lashes, nails, waxing.
Mane Techniques
322 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (484) 367-5060, manetechniques.com Services: extensions, hair.
Man Made Salon
31 Plank Ave., Suite 300, Paoli, (484) 616-3004, manmadesalon.com Services: beard styling, facials, massage, men’s hair, nails.
Maxima Hair at 555
555 E. Lancaster Ave., Berwyn, (610) 687-2887, maximahair555.com Services: extensions, beard styling, hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair, waxing.
Mentality Barbers
480 Lancaster Ave., Frazer, (610) 296-5900, mentalitybarbers.com Services: beard styling, facials, men’s hair, waxing.
Mirror Mirror Hair & Skin Studio
891 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, (610) 541-0444, mirrormirrorhairnskin.com Services: bridal, brows, extensions, facials, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, makeup, men’s hair, waxing.
Nicholas Sebastian Salon & Spa
327 N. Newtown Street Road, Newtown Square, (610) 325-0122, nssalon.com Services: body treatments, bridal, brows, extensions, facials, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, makeup, massage, men’s hair, spray tan.
Noël Sy - Art in Beauty
292 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd, (610) 667-8777, noelsy.com Services: hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair.
Nuuvi Med Spa
113 E. Swedesford Road, Suite 200, Exton, (484) 696-7550; 237 E. Swedesford Road, Wayne, (484) 582-6075, nuuvimedspa.com Services: facials, injectables, skin.
Old Town Barber Co.
215 Pottstown Pike, Chester Springs, (610) 301-5092, oldtownbarberco.com Services: beard styling, facials, men’s hair, waxing.
Ombré Spray Tan and Beauty Bar
391 Wilmington West Chester Pike, Suite 4, Glen Mills, (484) 800-8215, ombrespraybar.com Services: brows, facials, lashes, skin, spray tan.
OutLash
16 S. Church St., West Chester, (484) 402-8629, outlash.org Services: brows, facials, lashes, skin, waxing.
Salon Addora
485 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 459-5150, salonaddora.com Services: cosmetic tattoo, extensions, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, men’s hair, waxing.
Salon Cachet
44 Haverford Station Road, Haverford, (610) 658-0898, todaycachet.com Services: bridal, hair, men’s hair.
Salon D’Artiste
205 W. Lancaster Ave., Suite 2, Wayne, (610) 687-2020, salondartiste.com Services: body treatments, bridal, brows, extensions, facials, hair, lashes, men’s hair, nails, spray tan, waxing. Salon DeSante 1150 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, (610) 338-0733, salondesante.net Services: extensions, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, makeup, men’s hair, waxing.
Salon DiGian
Pageboy Hair Society
Peter’s Salon & European Spa
846 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-4123, salondimodabrynmawr.com Services: bridal, brows, extensions, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, makeup, men’s hair, waxing.
12 W. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (610) 645-0600, pageboyhairsociety.com Services: extensions, hair. 1009 West Chester Pike, West Chester, (610) 214-2939, peterssalonandspa.com Services: beard styling, body treatments, brows, facials, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, makeup, men’s hair, nails, skin, spray tan, waxing.
Philly Bloke
15 West Ave., Wayne, (610) 644-3984, phillybloke.com Services: beard styling, men’s hair.
Platinum Hair Salon
129 Turner Lane, West Chester, (610) 692-2887, platinum4hair.com Services: bridal, brows, extensions, hair, kids’ hair, makeup, men’s hair, waxing.
Polished Spa & Hair Design
1058 Lancaster Ave., Berwyn, (610) 688-4181, thepolishedspa.com Services: body treatments, facials, hair, kids’ hair, massage, men’s hair, nails, skin, waxing.
Prestige Salon
841 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 687-9192, prestigesalons.com Services: extensions, facials, hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair, nails, waxing.
Privé Salon & Style Bar
Various locations, privesalonco.com Services: extensions, hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair.
RAZRBAR
173 E. Swedesford Road, Wayne, (484) 580-6598, razrbar.com Services: beard styling, facial massage, men’s hair, waxing.
Roots Head Spa & Salon
601 Conestoga Road, Unit #3, Villanova, (610) 332-2522, rootshairsalon.net Services: hair, head spa, lashes, makeup, waxing.
Sage & Rose
105 Ardmore Ave., Ardmore, (610) 608-6575, sageandrosesalon.com Services: hair.
Salon-7
Molana Hair Studio
Nicholas Anthony Salon & Day Spa
31 Rittenhouse Place, Ardmore, (610) 642-8600, salon31.com Services: bridal, hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair.
696 Unionville Road, #4, Kennett Square, (610) 444-7222, nicholasanthonysalon.com Services: facials, hair, massage, nails, waxing.
2 Town Place, Suite 105, Bryn Mawr, (484) 380-3853, salonamar.com Services: extensions, hair, wigs.
930 E. Boot Road, Suite 250, West Chester, (484) 887-0150, salondigian.com Services: extensions, hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair, waxing.
1385 Boot Road, West Chester, (610) 696-2211, salon-7.com Services: beard styling, brows, hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair, nails, waxing.
26 Ardmore Ave., Ardmore, (610) 649-0123, molanahairdesign.com Services: hair, kids’ hair, men’s hair.
Salon Amar
Salon 31
Salon A
912 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 527-3315, salonabrynmawr.com Services: hair, men’s hair.
Salon di Moda
Salon Domane
246 Woodbine Ave., Unit B, Narberth, (610) 206-3128, salondomanenarberth.com Services: extensions, hair, men’s hair.
Serenity Wellness Center
349 W. Baltimore Ave., Media, (610) 565-6627, serenitywellnessllc.com Services: brows, facials, massage, skin.
The Shear Touch
855 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-3133, brynmawrpa.org/thesheartouch Services: bridal, facials, hair, makeup, nails, waxing, wigs.
SKNdustry
30 Darby Road, Paoli, (215) 622-1110, skndustry.co Services: facials, injectables, lasers, skin.
Something You Beauty Salon
1616 Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 572-3873, somethingyouonsite.com Services: bridal, brows, extensions, hair, lashes, makeup, skin, spray tan, waxing.
Studio di Rosci
210 S. Mill Road, Suite 105, Kennett Square, (484) 502-4810, studiodirosci.com Services: brows, facials, head spa, lashes, makeup, nails, skin, waxing.
Studio Main Line
12 Cricket Ave., Ardmore, (610) 291-3274, studiomainline.com Services: extensions, hair.
Style Masters Salon & Spa
549 Lancaster Ave., Malvern, (610) 640-0677, stylemastersonline.com Services: bridal, extensions, facials, hair, makeup, massage, nails, skin.
Tei Salon
36 Chestnut Road, Paoli, (484) 527-0000, teisalon.com Services: beard styling, hair, men’s hair.
The Wink Lab
112 Bridge St., Phoenixville; 352 Hannum Ave., West Chester; (610) 842-2172, thewinklab.com Services: brows, lashes, permanent makeup.
Wonderful Hair Lounge & Spa
224 S. Newtown Street Road, Newtown Square, (610) 356-4378, wonderfulhairlounge.com Services: bridal, brows, facials, hair, kids’ hair, lashes, makeup, massage, men’s hair, nails, spray tan, waxing.
Zazen Beauty
200 E. Gay St., West Chester, (610) 430-1400, zazenbeauty.com Services: brows, lashes, nails, permanent makeup. UG
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HEALTHCARE
LIVING WELL Nationally ranked hospitals and outpatient centers abound in our region.
Riddle Hospital is recognized nationally for maternity care, hip replacements and back surgery.
chop.edu, (800) 879-2467
Main Building
3401 Civic Center Blvd., Philadelphia, (215) 590-1000
Middleman Family Pavilion
550 S. Goddard Blvd., King of Prussia, (215) 590-1000
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AFFILIATES CHOP at Main Line Health, Bryn Mawr Hospital 130 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, (484) 337-3000
CHOP at Einstein Montgomery
559 W. Germantown Pike, East Norriton, (800) 879-2467
CHOP at Main Line Health, Lankenau Medical Center 100 E. Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood, (484) 476-2000
CHOP at Main Line Health, Paoli Hospital
Primary Care, Media
CHOP at Main Line Health, Riddle Hospital
Primary Care, Paoli
CHOP at Penn Medicine, Chester County Hospital
Primary Care, Springfield
255 W. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (484) 565-1000
1068 W. Baltimore Pike, Media, (484) 227-9400
701 E. Marshall St., West Chester, (610) 431-5376
1021 W. Baltimore Pike, Media, (610) 284-0200 2 Industrial Blvd., Suite 100, Paoli, (610) 407-9000 1001 Baltimore Pike, Unit 10A, Springfield, (610) 604-0888
Primary Care, West Chester
PRIMARY CARE Primary Care, Broomall
2000 Sproul Road, Suite 206, Broomall, (610) 284-0200
Primary Care, Chadds Ford
1766 Wilmington Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 358-2778
Primary Care, Haverford
663 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 658-0999
Karabots Primary Care Center
1437 DeKalb St., Suite 100, Norristown, (610) 272-4550
Primary Care, Kennett Square
817 E. Baltimore Pike, Suite A, Kennett Square, (610) 444-0113
770 Miles Road, Suite 1, West Chester, (610) 436-8611
SPECIALTY CARE Specialty Care & Surgery Center, Brandywine Valley
819 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (267) 425-8500
Specialty Care, Bryn Mawr
135 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Suite 240, Bryn Mawr, (610) 229-9164
Specialty Care, Exton
Oaklands Corporate Center, 481 John Young Way, Exton, (610) 594-9008
Specialty Care, King of Prussia
550 S. Goddard Blvd., King of Prussia, (610) 337-3232
C O U R TE SY OF MAI N LI N E H E ALT H
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA
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CHRISTIANACARE
christianacare.org, (800) 693-2273
ChristianaCare Hospital, Aston
700 N. Turner Way, Suite 100, Aston, (484) 858-5901
OUTPATIENT CENTERS ChristianaCare Imaging Services at Media
200 E. State St., Suite 200, Media, (610) 627-5800
ChristianaCare at Glen Mills
300 and 500 Evergreen Drive, Glen Mills
ChristianaCare at Havertown
2010 West Chester Pike, Havertown
Concord Health Center
161 Wilmington-West Chester Pike, Chadds Ford, (610) 361-1030
Primary Care at Broomall
30 Lawrence Road, Suite 500, Broomall, (484) 446-3660
1020 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (484) 227-7777
Main Line Health Devon
80 W. Lancaster Ave., Devon, (866) 225-5654
Main Line Health Exton Square
154 Exton Square Pkwy., Exton, (484) 565-8600
PENN MEDICINE
pennmedicine.org, (800) 789-7366
Chester County Hospital
JEFFERSON HEALTH
Main Line Health King of Prussia
701 E. Marshall St., West Chester, (610) 431-5000, chestercountyhospital.org
jeffersonhealth.org, (800) 533-3669
120 Valley Green Lane, King of Prussia, (484) 324-7100
Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital
Main Line Health Newtown Square
OUTPATIENT CENTERS
559 W. Germantown Pike, East Norriton, (484) 622-1000
OUTPATIENT CENTERS Jefferson Health – King of Prussia
210 Mall Blvd., King of Prussia, (610) 233-3693
Minerva D. Braemer Medical Arts Building 609 W. Germantown Pike, East Norriton, (484) 622-1000
Nicholas and Athena Karabots Medical Building
3855 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (866) 225-5654
Fern Hill Medical Campus
nemours.org, (800) 416-4441
915 Old Fern Hill Road, West Chester, (610) 431-5000
Nemours Children’s Health at Jefferson Abington Hospital
Kennett Medical Campus
1200 Old York Road, Abington, (215) 481-2000
MAIN LINE HEALTH
Nemours Children’s Health, Concordville
130 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, (484) 337-3000
Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital
414 Paoli Pike, Malvern, (484) 596-5400
Lankenau Medical Center
233 E. Lancaster Ave., Suite 300, Ardmore, (610) 896-8009 477 Wilmington West Chester Pike, Suite A01, Glen Mills, (610) 358-2410
Nemours Children’s Health, Exton 101 Arrandale Blvd., Suite 103, Exton, (484) 873-3482
Nemours Children’s Health, Media Nemours Children’s Health, Paoli
Paoli Hospital
Nemours Children’s Health, Radnor
Riddle Hospital
1068 W. Baltimore Pike, Media, (484) 227-9400
OUTPATIENT CENTERS Main Line Health Broomall
1676 Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 644-9233 789 E. Lancaster Ave., Villanova Center, Suite 10, Villanova, (484) 381-4010 101 E. Swedesford Road, Wayne, (484) 583-7080
SPECIALTY CARE Nemours Children’s Health, Broomall
Main Line HealthCare in Wynnewood
Nemours Children’s Health, Glen Mills
Main Line Health Collegeville
599 Arcola Road, Collegeville, (484) 565-8400
North Hills Medical Office Building
795 E. Marshall St., West Chester, (610) 431-5000
Penn Medicine Exton
700 W. Lincoln Hwy., Exton, (610) 431-5000
Penn Medicine Radnor
145 King of Prussia Road, Radnor, (800) 789-7366
Penn Medicine Valley Forge
1001 Chesterbrook Blvd., Berwyn, (610) 576-7500
TEMPLE HEALTH
templehealth.org, (800) 836-7536
Temple Health Oaks
450 Cresson Blvd., Oaks Corporate Center, Suite 200, Phoenixville
Primary Care, Valley Forge
Lawrence Park Shopping Center, 1991 Sproul Road, Broomall, (484) 476-3700 306 E. Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood, (484) 476-7200
830 W. Cypress St., Kennett Square, (610) 431-5000
295 E. Baltimore Ave., Media, (610) 627-4490
100 E. Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood, (484) 476-2000 255 W. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (484) 565-1000
400-404 McFarlan Road, Kennett Square, (610) 431-5000
Medical Office Building at New Garden
PRIMARY CARE Nemours Children’s Health, Ardmore
Bryn Mawr Hospital
East Marshall Street Medical Office 440 E. Marshall St., West Chester, (610) 431-5000
NEMOURS CHILDREN’S HEALTH
1330 Powell St., Norristown, (800) 533-3669
mainlinehealth.org, (866) 225-5654
C O U R TE SY OF PEN N M EDICI N E
Main Line Health Concordville
Penn Medicine Valley Forge is one of the award-winning health system’s eight outpatient centers in the region.
TOWER HEALTH
towerhealth.org, (833) 348-6937
Phoenixville Hospital
140 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, (610) 983-1000
2932 Springfield Road, Broomall, (800) 416-4441
TRINITY HEALTH MID-ATLANTIC
101 Applied Bank Blvd., Suite 11, Glen Mills, (800) 416-4441
trinityhealthma.org
Nemours Children’s Health, Malvern
1500 Lansdowne Ave., Darby, (610) 237-4000 UG
30 Worthington Blvd., Malvern, (800) 416-4441
Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital
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ACCOMMODATIONS
STAY AWHILE Book your next getaway (or business stay) at one of the region’s inns, B&Bs or hotels.
Hotel West & Main in Conshohocken is one of the more recent additions to Hilton’s Tapestry Collection.
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B&BS & INNS Alpenhof Bed & Breakfast
2001 N. Ridley Creek Road, Media, (610) 891-8222, alpenhofbedandbreakfast.com
The Buck School Inn
33 Buck Road, Downingtown, (610) 476-0961, buckschoolinn.com
Duling-Kurtz House & Country Inn
146 S. Whitford Road, Exton, (610) 524-1830, dulingkurtz.com
Fairville Inn
506 Kennett Pike, Chadds Ford, (610) 388-5900, fairvilleinn.com
General Warren
9 Old Lancaster Road, Malvern, (610) 296-3637, generalwarren.com
The Great Valley House of Valley Forge 1475 Swedesford Road, Malvern, (610) 644-6759, greatvalleyhouse.com
The Inn at Grace Winery
50 Sweetwater Road, Glen Mills, (610) 459-4711, gracewinery.com
Inn at Whitewing Farm
370 Valley Road, West Chester, (610) 388-2013, innatwhitewingfarm.com
Mainstay Inn
184 E. Bridge St., Phoenixville, (610) 933-7998, mainstayinn.net
Stottsville Inn
3512 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, (484) 718-5121, stottsvilleinn.com
HOTELS AC Hotel Newtown Square
200 Squire Drive, Newtown Square, (484) 424-6950, marriott.com
The Alloy King of Prussia, a DoubleTree by Hilton 301 W. Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia, (610) 337-1200, doubletree3.hilton.com
Chester Hotel & Conference Center
815 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 363-1100, chesterhotelpa.com
City Express by Marriott King of Prussia 131 S. Gulph Road, King of Prussia, (610) 265-4500, marriott.com
C O U R TE SY OF CA SH MAN & A S S OCIAT E S
Comfort Inn & Suites Glen Mills – West Chester 1110 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 358-1700, choicehotels.com
Courtyard by Marriott Devon/Villanova
762 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 687-6633, marriott.com
Courtyard by Marriott Great Valley/Malvern
280 Old Morehall Road, Malvern, (610) 993-2600, marriott.com
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ACCOMMODATIONS Courtyard by Marriott Valley Forge/ King of Prussia
1100 Drummers Lane, Wayne, (610) 687-6700, marriott.com
Crowne Plaza King of Prussia 260 Mall Blvd., King of Prussia, (610) 265-7500, ihg.com
Desmond Hotel Malvern, a DoubleTree by Hilton 1 Liberty Blvd., Malvern, (610) 296-9800, doubletree3.hilton.com
Element by Marriott Valley Forge King of Prussia 110 Goddard Blvd., King of Prussia, (610) 873-7200, marriott.com
Embassy Suites by Hilton Valley Forge
Extended Stay America Exton
877 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 524-7185, extendedstayamerica.com
Extended Stay America Malvern – Great Valley
300 Morehall Road, Malvern, (610) 240-0455, extendedstayamerica.com
Marriott’s Brandywine Hotel in Radnor blends a nostalgic rail-travel vibe with modern touches curated by Bergmeyer and Restoration Hardware.
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888 Chesterbrook Blvd., Wayne, (610) 647-6700, embassysuites3.hilton.com
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Hampton Inn Great Valley/Malvern
Holiday Inn Express Exton - Great Valley
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Kennett Square Brandywine Valley
Hampton Inn King of Prussia (Valley Forge)
Holiday Inn Express Frazer-Malvern
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Valley Forge/King of Prussia
Hampton Inn Plymouth Meeting
815 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 363-1100, extonhotels.com
719 E. Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square, (610) 444-8995, fairfield.marriott.com
258 Mall Blvd., King of Prussia, (610) 337-0900, fairfield.marriott.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Valley Forge/Great Valley
1005 Westlakes Drive, Berwyn, (484) 324-4111, fairfield.marriott.com
Fairfield Inn by Marriott West Chester/Exton
5 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 524-8811, fairfield.marriott.com
Hampton Inn & Suites Chadds Ford
40 State Farm Drive, Glen Mills, (610) 358-9540, hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Hampton Inn & Suites Valley Forge/Oaks
100 Cresson Blvd., Phoenixville, (610) 676-0900, hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Hampton Inn Downingtown/Exton
4 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 363-5555, hamptoninn3.hilton.com
635 Lancaster Ave., Frazer, (610) 699-1300, hamptoninn3.hilton.com
530 W. Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia, (610) 962-8111, hamptoninn3.hilton.com 2055 Chemical Road, Plymouth Meeting, (610) 567-0900, hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Hilton Garden Inn Exton/West Chester
720 Eagleview Blvd. E., Exton, (610) 458-8822, hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com
Hilton Garden Inn Kennett Square
815 E. Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square, (610) 444-9100, hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com
Hilton Garden Inn Newtown Square Radnor
3743 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (484) 420-7500, hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com
Hilton Garden Inn Valley Forge/Oaks
500 Cresson Blvd., Phoenixville, (610) 650-0880, hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites West Chester
1310 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, (610) 399-4600, ihg.com
120 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 524-9000, ihg.com 1 S. Morehall Road, Frazer, (610) 651-0400, ihg.com
Home2 Suites by Hilton Downingtown Exton Route 30 975 E. Lancaster Ave., Downingtown, (610) 873-1200, home2suites3.hilton.com
Home2 Suites by Hilton King of Prussia Valley Forge 550 W. Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia, (610) 962-0700, home2suites3.hilton.com
Homewood Suites by Hilton Great Valley
12 E. Swedesford Road, Malvern, (610) 296-3500, homewoodsuites3.hilton.com
Homewood Suites by Hilton Plymouth Meeting
200 Lee Drive, Plymouth Meeting, (610) 828-9600, homewoodsuites3.hilton.com
Hotel Indigo
39 E. Gay St., West Chester, (877) 846-3446, hotelindigo.com
Hotel West & Main
46 Fayette St., Conshohocken, (610) 825-1190, hilton.com
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Hyatt House King of Prussia
Sheraton Great Valley Hotel
Hyatt House Plymouth Meeting
Sheraton Valley Forge Hotel
240 Mall Blvd., King of Prussia, (610) 265-0300, hyatt.com
501 E. Germantown Pike, East Norriton, (610) 313-9990, hyatt.com
Hyatt Place King of Prussia
440 American Ave., King of Prussia, (484) 690-3000, hyatt.com
Residence Inn by Marriott Glen Mills/Concordville
11 Fellowship Drive, Glen Mills, (610) 459-1190, marriott.com
Residence Inn by Marriott Great Valley/Malvern 10 General Warren Blvd., Malvern, (484) 899-7800, marriott.com
Residence Inn by Marriott King of Prussia 127 S. Gulph Road, King of Prussia, (484) 854-9720, marriott.com
Residence Inn by Marriott West Chester/Exton
10 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 594-9705, marriott.com
Residence Inn by Marriott Valley Forge 600 W. Swedesford Road, Berwyn, (610) 640-9494, marriott.com
707 E. Lancaster Ave., Frazer, (610) 524-5500, marriott.com 480 N. Gulph Road, King of Prussia, (484) 238-1800, marriott.com
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Plymouth Meeting
430 Plymouth Road, Plymouth Meeting, (610) 940-0400, marriott.com
SpringHill Suites by Marriott West Chester/Exton
730 E. Eagleview Blvd., Exton, (610) 321-9300, marriott.com
Staybridge Suites Wilmington Brandywine Valley 400 Evergreen Drive, Glen Mills, (610) 358-2560, ihg.com
Studio 6 Corporate Extended Stay Philadelphia Malvern 8 E. Swedesford Road, Malvern, (610) 817-8522, studio6.com
INDEPENDENT HOTELS Artelo Hotel
201 Birch St., Kennett Square, (484) 730-1268, arteloksq.com
The Bookhouse Hotel
130 S. Union St., Kennett Square, (610) 2577008; 699 W. Rosedale Ave., West Chester, (610) 257-7008; thebookhousehotel.com
The Brandywine Hotel
165 King of Prussia Road, Radnor, (484) 584-0445, thebrandywinehotel.com
Brandywine River Hotel
1609 Baltimore Pike, Chadds Ford, (610) 388-1200, brandywineriverhotelpa.com
Brinton Suites
1516 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, (484) 301-9232, brintonsuites.com
Hotel Warner
120 N. High St., West Chester, (610) 692-6920, hotelwarner.com
The Inn at Villanova University
601 County Line Road, Radnor, (610) 519-8000, theinnatvillanova.com
The Radnor Hotel
591 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-5800, radnorhotel.com
Valley Forge Casino Resort
1160 First Ave., King of Prussia, (610) 354-8118, vfcasino.com
Wayne Hotel
139 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, (610) 687-5000, waynehotel.com UG
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APARTMENT LIVING
ROOM TO LIVE
The region’s thriving rental market provides plenty of first-class places to call home. ARDMORE
Matson Mill
11 E. Athens Ave., (877) 782-0745, theathensardmore.com
Riverwalk
The Athens
101 Washington St., (888) 622-4978, livematsonmill.com
Cricket Flats
309 Washington St., (844) 936-2045, riverwalkapts.com
One Ardmore
DOWNINGTOWN
65 Cricket Ave., (888) 609-1171, cricketflats.com 24 Cricket Ave., (610) 708-1990, oneardmore.com
The Square
110 Sibley Ave., (484) 218-2406, thesquareapts.com
BALA CYNWYD 335 Bala
335 Righters Ferry Road, (267) 347-8511, 335bala.com
The Cynwyd
130 Monument Road, (484) 296-0257, livethecynwyd.com
Delwyn
20 St. Asaphs Road, (484) 326-3472, delwynapartments.com
The Kelly
10 Union Ave., (215) 458-2684, thekellyapts.com
The Yard at Pencoyd Landing
600 Righters Ferry Road, (855) 537-8233, harborgroupmanagement.com
Wyncrest
9 Presidential Blvd., (267) 651-5504, wyncrestbala.com
BERWYN
The Point at Berwyn
400 Swedesford Road, (610) 817-1053, thepointatberwyn.com
CHADDS FORD Arrive Chadds Ford
7000 Johnson Farm Lane, (888) 501-5108, arrivechaddsford.com
The Courts at Spring Mill Station
1101 E. Hector St., #104, (610) 825-3523, courtsatspringmill.com
Lumina
301 Washington St., (610) 819-8829, liveatlumina.com
Madison West Elm
400 W. Elm St., (610) 975-4498, madisonwestelm.com
555 S. Goddard Blvd., (484) 443-1053, aveliving.com
The George
200 River Station Blvd., (484) 364-5030, riverstationdowningtown.com
625 S. Goddard Blvd., (267) 619-8683, cirrokingofprussiaapartments.com 140 Valley Green Lane, (484) 915-3072, udr.com
Indigo 301
EXTON
301 Village Drive, (844) 819-6809, indigo301.com
109 Commerce Drive, (844) 822-7129, ashbridgeexton.com
300 Village Drive, (833) 271-0747, omniakop.com
Ashbridge Exton
Omnia at Town Center
Claremont on the Square
The Point at King of Prussia
Exton Crossing Apartment Homes
SKYE 750 Apartments
Hamilton at Eagleview
The Smith Valley Forge
590 Wellington Square, (855) 998-6498, claremontonthesquare.com 201 Iron Lake Drive, (267) 317-7337, extoncrossing.com
625 Pennsylvania Drive, (844) 609-3254, hamiltoneagleview.com
J Creekside at Exton
360 Creamery Way, (484) 265-9031, jcreeksideatexton.com
350 Village Drive, (267) 233-6271, thepointatkop.com 750 Moore Road, (610) 453-5551, skye750apartments.com 580 S. Goddard Blvd., (610) 756-5213, udr.com
Valley Forge Towers
3000 Valley Forge Cir., (610) 850-9589, galmangroup.com
Keva Flats
MALVERN
The Point at Exton
56 E. Swedesford Road, (844) 981-4200, arlomalvern.com
350 Waterloo Blvd., (833) 765-5434, kevaflats.com 181 N. Pottstown Pike, (610) 624-5772, thepointatexton.com
GLEN MILLS Heights at Glen Mills
1000 Ellis Drive, (484) 224-5888, heightsatglenmills.com
Madison Glen Mills
51 Washington St., (610) 557-3449, birch51wash.com
AVE King of Prussia
River Station
240 Windgate Drive, Suite A-1, (484) 897-6533, weatherstoneflats.com
The Birch
251 W. DeKalb Pike, (844) 665-3547, 251dekalb.com
Cirro King of Prussia
101 Woodbine Road, (610) 624-4809, thepointatdowningtown.com
The Lantern at Glen Mills
CONSHOHOCKEN
251 DeKalb
The Point at Downingtown
CHESTER SPRINGS Weatherstone Flats
KING OF PRUSSIA
100 Cornerstone Drive, (844) 824-0373, thelanternatglenmills.com 512 Coventry Lane, (610) 358-1818, madisonglenmills.com
HAVERFORD
Korman Residential at Casa Del Sol 410 Lancaster Ave., (610) 546-5561, kormancasadelsol.com
Arlo Apartment Homes AVE Malvern
311 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 557-1394, aveliving.com
Eastside Flats
335 E. King St., (610) 624-5567, eastsideflatsapts.com
The Haven at Atwater Village 1000 Terrain St., (833) 462-2882, havenatwater.com
The Royal Worthington
45 Creekside Lane, (610) 644-2000, theroyalworthington.com
The Yards at Malvern
554 Lancaster Ave., (833) 959-3090, yardsatmalvern.com
MEDIA
50 at Granite Run
KENNETT SQUARE
50 Middletown Road, (215) 585-2716, 50atgraniterun.com
603 Millers Hill, (610) 510-8189, theflatsatkennett.com
1133 W. Baltimore Pike, (445) 447-1767, eleven33pa.com
The Flats at Kennett
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Kennett Square Apartments
West End Flats
600 W. State St., (484) 462-1830, kennettsquareapts.com
444 W. Baltimore Ave., (267) 762-2414, westendflatspa.com
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NEWTOWN SQUARE
The Caswell at Runnymeade Farms 1000 Bluebird View, (610) 624-1000, thecaswellresidences.com
The Harrison
400 Paddock Circle, (610) 643-4420, theharrisonmep.com
Madison Ellis Preserve
400 Charles Ellis Lane, (484) 390-5160, madisonellispreserve.com
The Station at Newtown Square
7000 Cornerstone Drive, (610) 766-7801, stationatnewtownsquare.com
NORRISTOWN Nexus Apartments
900 Luxor Lane, (484) 259-7184, nexusapartment.com
PAOLI
The Airdrie at Paoli Station
9 E. Central Ave., (610) 890-3700, theairdrieatpaolistation.com
PHOENIXVILLE
The Diamond at Phoenixville
723 Wheatland St., (215) 917-5135, thediamondatphoenixville.com
Phoenix Village
131 Bridge St., (833) 270-5500, phxvillage.com
The Reserve on Forge
200 Finery Forge Way, (610) 595-5000, liveonforge.com
Riverworks
45 N. Main St., (484) 799-9068, harborgroupmanagement.com
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Westside Apartments and Shopping 1107 Rapps Dam Road, (484) 462-5896, scullycompany.com
PLYMOUTH MEETING Parc Plymouth Meeting
134 Plymouth Road, (866) 376-3337, parcplymouthmeeting.com
WAYNE
Apartments at Wayne Station
150 E. Lancaster Ave., (833) 715-2580, waynestation.com
WEST CHESTER Beckon Collective
956 S. Matlack St., (267) 578-3355, beckoncollective.com
Chestnut Square
201 E. Gay St., (833) 201-4706, chestnut-square.com
Chestnut Street Lofts
117 E. Chestnut St., (484) 821-5070, chestnutstlofts.com
Market Street Flats
124 E. Market St., (484) 821-5275, marketstreetflats.com
The Point at West Chester
890 S. Matlack St., (610) 431-2864, thepointatwestchester.com
Sharples Works
300 E. Evans St., (610) 228-0337, sharplesworks-living.com
WYNNEWOOD Maybrook
325 Penn Road, (610) 423-1982, maybrook.com UG
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FOR SENIORS
LIFE WELL LIVED
Find the right community or facility for every stage of retirement.
55+ COMMUNITIES
SENIOR LIVING
101 Bryce Lane, King of Prussia, (484) 484-0353, canvasvalleyforge.com
actsretirement.org Brittany Pointe Estates 1001 S. Valley Forge Road, Lansdale, (267) 436-7448 Fort Washington Estates 735 Susquehanna Road, Fort Washington, (267) 405-2489 Granite Farms Estates 1343 W. Baltimore Pike, Media, (484) 840-3213 Lima Estates 411 N. Middletown Road, Media, (484) 444-9060 Normandy Farms Estates 9000 Twin Silo Drive, Blue Bell, (267) 653-2008 Spring House Estates 728 Norristown Road, Lower Gwynedd, (215) 653-8970
Canvas Valley Forge Fox Hill Farm
2300 Fox Hill Circle, Glen Mills, (610) 558-4441, foxhillfarm.org
Harrison Hill Apartments 1015 Andrew Drive, West Chester, (610) 430-6900, baxterproperties.com
Hershey’s Mill
1500 Greenhill Road, West Chester, (484) 502-0957, hersheysmill55plus.com
Meridian at Eagleview
659 Rice Blvd., Exton, (484) 873-8110, meridianeagleview.com
Preserve at Marsh Creek
10 Fetters Blvd., Downingtown, (610) 357-8844, preserveatmarshcreek.mckeebuilders.com
Spring Run Estates
620 Telegraph Road, Coatesville, (610) 380-9880, springrunliving.com
Springton Lake Village
101 Longview Circle, Media, (610) 356-7297, springtonlakevillage.com
Regency at Valley Creek
949 Swedesford Road, Exton, (484) 292-2500, tollbrothers.com
The Tedwyn Apartments
840 W. Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 672-3611, tedwynapts.com
Traditions at Longwood
100 Primrose Drive, Kennett Square, (610) 444-7897, traditionsatlongwood.org
TRADITIONS OF AMERICA
(215) 732-9600, traditionsofamerica.com Brandywine Farms 119 Loyal Lane, West Brandywine Township, (610) 871-6645 Horseshoe Run 604 E. Reeceville Road, West Brandywine Township, (610) 871-6645 Pinnacle Estates at Brandywine Farms 800 Allegiance Way, West Brandywine Township, (610) 871-6645
Village Green
1000 Park Ave., Media, (610) 981-2452, livevillagegreenpa.com
The Villages at Hillview
160 Hulnick Road, Coatesville, (610) 489-6624, hillviewpa.com
ACTS RETIREMENT-LIFE COMMUNITIES
Arbor Terrace Exton
100 Oaklands Blvd., Exton, (484) 265-9360, arborcompany.com
Arbor Terrace Willistown
1713 West Chester Pike, West Chester, (610) 624-8268, arborcompany.com
Arden Courts at King of Prussia
620 W. Valley Forge Road, King of Prussia, (484) 859-8699, arden-courts.org
AristaCare at Meadow Springs
845 Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, (610) 279-7300, aristacare.com
Ashbridge Manor
971 E. Lancaster Ave., Downingtown, (610) 269-8800, ashbridgemanor.com
Aventura at Pembrooke
1130 West Chester Pike, West Chester, (610) 692-3636, aventuraatpembrooke.com
Barclay Friends
700 N. Franklin St., West Chester, (610) 696-5211, bf.kendal.org
Beaumont at Bryn Mawr
601 N. Ithan Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 526-7000, beaumontretirement.com
Bellingham at West Chester
1615 E. Boot Road, West Chester, (610) 436-6663, seniorlivingbellingham.com
BRANDYWINE LIVING
Various locations, brandycare.com Haverford Estates 731 Old Buck Lane, Haverford, (610) 546-7590 Longwood 301 Victoria Gardens Drive, Kennett Square, (484) 739-1006
Upper Providence 1133 Black Rock Road, Phoenixville, (484) 922-9642
Brightview
301 E. Conestoga Road, Wayne, (610) 978-8684; 300 E. Germantown Pike, East Norriton, (610) 860-2849; brightviewseniorliving.com
Brinton Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
549 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 358-6005, brintonmanorhc.com
Broomall Manor
43 Church Lane, Broomall, (610) 356-3003, saberhealth.com
Bryn Mawr Extended Care Center 956 E. Railroad Ave., Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-8412, saberhealth.com
Bryn Mawr Village
773 E. Haverford Road, Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-8300, brynmawr-village.com
Chestnut Ridge at Wallingford
2700 Chestnut Pkwy., Wallingford, (610) 822-9606, chestnutridgewallingford.com
Cogir of Glen Mills
52 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 686-9333, cogirusa.com
Daylesford Crossing
1450 Lancaster Ave., Paoli, (610) 884-1796, daylesfordcrossing.com
Dunwoody Village
3500 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, (610) 359-4400, dunwoody.org
Eagleview Landing
650 Stockton Drive, Exton, (484) 874-0871, eagleviewlanding.com
Echo Lake
900 N. Atwater Drive, Malvern, (484) 568-4777, livingatecholake.com
Exton Senior Living
600 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, (610) 957-0258, integracare.com
Fair Acres
340 N. Middletown Road, Media, (610) 891-5600, fairacres.org
Freedom Village at Brandywine
15 Freedom Blvd., Coatesville, (610) 572-2017, fvbrandywine.com
Friends Home in Kennett
147 W. State St., Kennett Square, (610) 444-2577, fhkennett.org
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GENESIS HEALTHCARE
genesishcc.com Highgate at Paoli Pointe 600 Paoli Pointe Drive, Paoli, (610) 296-7100, highgateatpaoli.com Norriton Square Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 1700 Pine St., Norristown, (610) 239-7100 Wayne Center 30 West Ave., Wayne, (610) 688-3635
Glen Mills Senior Living
242 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 358-4900, integracare.com
Green Meadows Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
283 E. Lancaster Ave., Malvern, (610) 296-4170, greenmeadowscc.com
The Hearth at Drexel
238 Belmont Ave., Bala Cynwyd, (610) 771-1200, thehearthatdrexel.org
The Hickman
400 N. Walnut St., West Chester, (484) 760-6300, thehickman.org
Ivy Creek Gracious Retirement Living
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300 Franklin Drive, Glen Mills, (610) 646-5442, seniorlivinginstyle.com
Jenner’s Pond
2000 Greenbriar Lane, West Grove, (610) 890-6005, simpsonsenior.org
Juniper Village at Devon
445 N. Valley Forge Road, Devon, (610) 545-4791, juniperdevon.com
Kendal at Longwood
1109 E. Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square, (610) 388-7001, kcc.kendal.org
Kendal-Crosslands
1660 E. Street Road, Kennett Square, (610) 388-1441, kcc.kendal.org
King of Prussia Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
600 W. Valley Forge Road, King of Prussia, (610) 337-1775, kingofprussianursingandrehab.com
The Mansion at Rosemont
404 Cheswick Place, Rosemont, (610) 527-6500, humangood.org
Maris Grove
200 Maris Grove Way, Glen Mills, (610) 632-5549, ericksonseniorliving.com
Merrill Gardens at West Chester
1201 Ward Ave., West Chester, (484) 787-5613, merrillgardens.com
Montgomery Subacute and Respiratory Center
251 Stenton Ave., Plymouth Meeting, (610) 828-2272, montgomeryrehabhc.com
Morningside House Senior Living
795 Penllyn Blue Bell Pike, Blue Bell, (215) 586-7326; 200 Sunrise Blvd., Exton, (610) 686-9425; mhseniorliving.com
Naamans Creek Country Manor
1194 Naamans Creek Road, Garnet Valley, (610) 558-7840, naamanscreek.org
Park View at Naamans Creek
808 Conchester Hwy., Upper Chichester, (717) 789-7198, naamanscreek.enterpriseresidential.org
Plush Mills
501 Plush Mill Road, Wallingford, (610) 690-1630, plushmills.com
Pocopson Home
1695 Lenape Road, West Chester, (610) 344-6500, chesco.org
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FOR SENIORS The Residence at Chadds Ford
1778 Wilmington Pike, Glen Mills, (610) 569-0520, lcbseniorliving.com
Riddle Village
1048 W. Baltimore Pike, Media, (610) 891-3700, riddlevillage.com
Rose Tree Place
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500 Sandy Bank Road, Media, (855) 816-1312, watermarkcommunities.com
Rosewood Gardens Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 146 Marple Road, Broomall, (610) 356-0100, rosewoodrhc.com
St. Martha Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare
470 Manor Ave., Downingtown, (610) 873-8490, center.stmrehab.org
St. Martha Villa for Independent and Retirement Living
490 Manor Ave., Downingtown, (610) 873-5300, villa.stmrehab.org
Saunders Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
100 E. Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood, (610) 658-5100, saundersnursing.com
Simpson Meadows
101 Plaza Drive, Downingtown, (610) 885-0355, simpsonsenior.org
Springfield Crossings
463 W. Sproul Road, Springfield, (610) 595-9062, springfieldcrossings.com
Spring Mill
3000 Balfour Circle, Phoenixville, (610) 933-7675, springmillseniorliving.com
SUNRISE SENIOR LIVING
(888) 434-4648, sunriseseniorliving.com The Quadrangle 3300 Darby Road, Havertown, (484) 282-3875 Sunrise of Granite Run 247 North Middletown Road, Media, (484) 821-3185 Sunrise of Haverford 217 W. Montgomery Ave., Haverford, (484) 821-3198 Sunrise of Newtown Square 333 S. Newtown Street Road, Newtown Square, (484) 821-3176 Sunrise of Westtown 1045 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, (484) 821-3180
Wallingford Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation
115 S. Providence Road, Wallingford, (610) 565-3232, wallingfordnursingandrehab.com
Waverly Heights
1400 Waverly Road, Gladwyne, (610) 645-8600, waverlyheightsltd.org
Wellington at Hershey’s Mill
1361 Boot Road, West Chester, (484) 653-1200, seniorlifestyle.com
Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line
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100 Halcyon Drive, Media, (610) 355-1328, wel.org
White Horse Village
535 Gradyville Road, Newtown Square, (610) 558-5000, whitehorsevillage.org UG
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