Malvern diner spin-off coming to West Chester
Patricia Talorico
Brothers Tom and Nick Farrell are opening a West Chester, Pennsylvania, diner in November.
The Classic Diner at 16 E. Gay St. is a spin-off of the popular Malvern diner that has been serving breakfast and lunch since 1995.
The downtown West Chester location will offer a similar menu including eggs Benedict, "famous" bacon, a wide array of egg dishes, brioche French toast, and buttermilk pancakes.
Lunch items include Boston barbecue pulled pork, crab cake sandwich with chili lime aioli and custom order burgers.
Breakfast and lunch will be available daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The restaurant is a partnership by The Classic Diner owners Kristina Flynn and Tom Farrell and Linda and Nick Farrell, who run Sovana Bistro in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
"We are a solid team with over 50 years of combined experience in the restaurant industry," said Kristina Flynn. "We share the same passion of setting new standards for food quality and dining experiences."
The brothers Farrell also partnered on RapiDOUGH Pizza Pies, a modern pizza parlor, which opened in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, in May. Two more RapiDOUGH locations are scheduled to open in early 2015.
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