Drink
Food &
Paramour at the Wayne Hotel features seasonally inspired modern American cuisine in a setting that combines dis- tinctive classical architecture with elegant contemporary furnishings. This inviting, energetic restaurant is perfect for a special occasion meal, but it also is a fun spot for a cocktail or a glass of wine and a quick bite. These spaces include: the outdoor veranda; a contemporary lobby lounge; a lively bistro bar; and a main dining room with direct views of the chef’s bar and open kitchen.
White Dog Cafe brings a new dining experience and is part of the restaurant renaissance in Wayne. White Dog serves organic ingredients sourced from local farms to promote sustainability, good health and a strong community.
All fresh brews are served without preservatives at White Dog Cafe, and all wines served are all grown in America.
Trattoria Giuseppe in Edgemont develops unique sauces and specialties with a Southern Italian flair. Here, savory spices, cultivated seasonings, fresh vegetables and delec- table cheeses come together with an array of tender meats, seafood, fish and pastas. Expanded event spaces will be added to the property soon.
Brandywine Prime Seafood and Chops at Chadds Ford Inn offers multiple rooms seating between 20 and 70 guests. Rooms can be decorated according to the planner's desires, and the restaurant does not charge a room fee. In addition, Brandywine Prime and Bistro on the Brandywine offer catering for groups from 8 to 800.
The Towne House at Veteran’s Square in downtown is a cornerstone restaurant with vintage photos of the town and its residents decorating its walls along with antiques and works of art. Each dining room on site has its own unique characteristics, filled from corner-to-corner with antiques, old photographs, tiffany lamps and thousands of pieces of bric-a-brac and memorabilia.
Things to Do
The quaint and charming town of Media is great for groups as well as the thousands of individual tourists who head for State Street. Within a five-to-six block area, visitors can experience a trolley ride, shop at cool bou- tiques and gift shops, browse through the amazing arti- facts at the PA Veteran’s Museum, or dine at their choice of two dozen restaurants with a myriad of international flavors.
The Media Theatre performs more than a dozen live Broadway shows throughout the year, and is a 600-seat venue with a stunning 32-foot by 16-foot proscenium arch. All rentals include use of the current show’s lighting plot and basic sound system.
Each year from May into September, State Street is closed to traffic every Wednesday and turned into the region’s biggest and best outdoor bistro. More than 20 restaurants put tables out on the street and serve fabu- lous food ‘Under the Stars.’ Plus, groups up to 300 or more could hold a presentation at the Media Theater, dine under the stars, and then let their attendees roam the town of Media, which features glorious architecture and unique shops.
66 November December 2013
The recently renovated Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia Airport in Essington, PA
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