9 Prime
9 Prime is a steakhouse on North High Street, prime cuts and cocktails in the middle of downtown. A dressed-up option when you want a proper steak dinner in West Chester.
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- 9 Prime
- Bridgets Steakhouse
- ChopHouse Grille
- DePaul's Table Steakhouse
- Issho sushi and steakhouse
- NaBrasa Brazilian Steakhouse
- Odette's Steakhouse
- Pietro's Prime
Bridgets Steakhouse
The steakhouse on Butler Pike for anniversaries and closed deals. White napkins, real martinis, no shortcuts.
ChopHouse Grille
A chophouse and bar on North Pottstown Pike. Steaks and seafood on a menu built for a slow dinner.
DePaul's Table Steakhouse
A modern Italian steakhouse on East Lancaster, dinner only, with big chops and flatbreads alongside the steaks. Social hour runs 4:30 to 6 every night, and parking is the SEPTA lot out back.
Issho sushi and steakhouse
Sushi and steak sharing one kitchen on North Pottstown Pike. Nigiri and rolls on one side, cuts off the grill on the other.
NaBrasa Brazilian Steakhouse
Brazilian churrascaria on Easton Road where servers work the room with skewers until you flip your card to red. The salad bar runs enormous and the rodizio is the whole point.
Odette's Steakhouse
The steakhouse inside the River House hotel, on the Delaware riverbank where Broadway's Odette Myrtil ran her Chez Odette cabaret from the '60s into the early 2000s. Dinner leans dry-aged steak and a raw bar; the 18oz bone-in River House Strip runs $89, oysters by the piece.
Pietro's Prime
Pietro's Prime is West Chester's white-tablecloth steakhouse, dry-aged cuts and a martini list a block off the courthouse. Come for a steak dinner or just the bar and a Manhattan.
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