With its roots dating all the way back to the 17th Century, the area that Malvern proudly calls home is full of rich history.
Today Malvern is billed as a great place to live, work and play and offers plenty for the discerning house-hunter, the hard-working business man and/or woman and the adventure-seeker alike. Those themes ring true in the town’s culinary diversity as well, catering to those seeking cozy, home cooking, traditional classics or something off the beaten path. Malvern’s ability to offer a mélange of edible delights is what bolsters its well-earned reputation as a can’t-miss destination in Chester County. Please find the enclosed list of Malvern – Featured Restaurants List.
Restaurant Alba
Simplicity is the key to Restaurant Alba’s allure. Using locally produced foods, this culinary gem gets back to basics and delivers time and time again, right down to the wood-burning grill, enhancing the already crisp, clean flavors. During the week (Monday-Thursday), the Chef’s Tasting Menu never disappoints. Wonderful wine pairings add to a culinary experience rivaling any place in the area.
Anthony’s Pizza and Italian Restaurant
Home-style Italian fare done right, Anthony’s checks off every box on the list for a fantastic dining experience. From the attentive and pleasant staff, to the unforgettable flavors, to the huge portions, to the reasonable pricing, Anthony’s consistently delivers. If you’ve got an Italian itch to scratch, this place will meet your needs and then some.
The General Warren Inn
This historic Bed and Breakfast nestled in Chester County provides American cuisine at its finest in an aesthetically pleasing atmosphere. The General Warren transports you to another time, with a history dating back to 1745, offering “Old World Charm.” The traditional fare is top-notch, from first to last courses, complemented perfectly by superb service. This is Malvern’s premier fine-dining experience. Get swept away at the General Warren, where every detail is taken into account to provide a never-to-be forgotten dining experience.
Bunha Faun
Don’t judge a book by its cover is never more fitting than when describing Bunha Faun. The restaurant’s modest appearance belies the truly rare and special meal that awaits. For a remarkably different type of dining experience, Bunha Faun is a fusion of French and Asian culinary disciplines, coming together to produce unforgettable flavors that will leave you panting for more.
Julie Anne’s Place
Comfort food at its best, Julie Anne’s Place reminds you of eating at Grandma’s house. A quaint, little eatery that delivers plenty of punch to the breakfast and lunch crowd, with fresh dishes that have that homemade touch. Everything screams small town fun here, where you are immediately treated like “family.” If breakfast truly is the most important meal of day, treat it as such and stop in and enjoy. You won’t be sorry you did.
Buttery
No cookie-cutter coffee house, Buttery is a revelation to those that not only need their morning java and scone, but perhaps much more. European influences abound, including farm table seating, enhancing the menu options. From fresh pastries and breads, daily breakfast and lunch specials, great coffee selections and a hip, upbeat vibe, this is a must stop if you are looking for something unique and not often found this side of Seattle.
How About You? Is one of your favorite Malvern restaurants not on Brett’s list? Let us know which Restaurant you love in Malvern, PA that we should add to this growing list!
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