3 Long-Tenured West Chester Businesses

1.  Brothers Pizza

Same location, same family, same great quality food. If there was a photo of what consistency looks like in a dictionary, there could be a photo of the Brothers Pizza storefront. Since 1991, the Delvescovo family has been pumping out great meal after great meal. You don’t earn a loyal fan base like this without quality food and great customer service. One menu item that has made a name for itself is their homemade Italian salad dressing. Also, don’t forget the food truck for all your party events!

2.  The Stone Tavern

A new look but the same ol’ Blarney. It’s been recently remodeled to “keep up with the times,” but you still get the classic feel from the same place formerly known as the Blarney Stone. Located a “stone’s throw” east of the borough, the Stone Tavern has a fierce fan base. It’s open, welcoming, and has some pretty darn good pub food. DO NOT come here if you are looking for a bad time (sorry, I love Dad jokes). The vibes are high, with great music and a nice neighborhood feel. I would say West Goshen Township is the perfect place for this friendly bar with a little Delaware County flare. Their wings are the real deal, a must try…

3.  Sunset Jewelers

Since 1983…I could end there, but the impressive longevity of Sandra Riper’s business deserves more. In my opinion, a business cannot have this type of impressive longevity without a quality product, a high level of attention to detail, and making your customer base feel special. Sunset Jewelers, located in the heart of town at 23 N High St., possesses all these special qualities. Oh, one intangible, this ownership gives back to the community. If you are local to West Chester, it’s hard not to feel the love if you ever had a Sunset Jeweler interaction. With your first experience, most likely, you’ll become a customer for life.