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Restaurants and shops will take over a temporarily traffic-free Gay Street.
West Chester’s Gay Street will temporarily close to traffic between Matlack and Darlington streets starting Aug. 3 to allow restaurants and shops to expand their offerings. The open-air marketplace comes in response to indoor dining restrictions and other capacity limits in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The marketplace will allow businesses to expand their offerings in a socially-distanced setting. Cross streets will remain open to traffic. At this time, the marketplace has no set end date.
Here’s a look at the participating restaurants:
- Andiario
- Baked
- Bar Avalon
- Barnaby’s of West Chester
- Benny’s Pizza
- Bon Bon Sushi
- Bonchon
- Buddy’s Burgers, Breast and Fries
- Carlino’s
- The Classic Diner
- Cookie Dope
- The Couch Tomato
- Country Bagel and Bakery
- D’Ascenzo’s Gelato
- Dolce Zola
- P. Dough
- Eclat Chocolate
- Fenn’s Coffee
- Gemelli
- Gryphon Coffee Co.
- Hotel Warner
- Insomnia Cookies
- Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
- Jaco Juice & Taco Bar
- Jitters Sports Bar
- Kildare’s Irish Pub
- Kooma
- La Baguette Magique
- La Tartine
- Limoncello Ristorante
- Lorenzo and Sons Pizza
- Love Again Local
- Mae’s West Chester
- Market Street Grill
- Mas Mexicali Cantina
- The Master’s Baker
- Meatball U
- The Mediterranean
- Mercato Ristorante and Bar
- New Haven Pizza
- Nudy’s Café
- Opa Taverna
- Penn’s Table Restaurant
- Pho Xua
- Pietro’s Prime
- Pita Pit
- Playa Bowls
- Poke Bros.
- Rai Rai Ramen
- Rams Head Bar & Grill
- Rimon’s Coffee and Grocery
- Rize Pizza
- Roots Café
- Ryan’s Pub
- Saloon 151
- Saucey
- Scoops ‘n’ Smiles
- Shawarma Kebab
- Side Bar and Restaurant
- Slow Hand
- The Social
- Spence Café
- Spicy Pig Café
- Split Rail Tavern
- Star of India
- Sterling Pig Brewery
- Taco Mar
- Teca
- TranquiliTEA Temple
- Tsunami
- Wally’s Weiner World
- Yori’s Church Street Bakery
