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PABA Hosting Progressive Dinner on April 21st

The Phoenixville Area Business Association will host another great Progressive Dinner featuring four of our local businesses. Start your evening at The Fenix, Phoenixville's first Martini Bar, for an aperitif. Then stroll down to Baxter's @ 101 for the appetizer course. The entree will served at Bistro on Bridge, recently name the Best New Restaurant in Chester County by Clipper Magazine. Following the entree, relax with a cup of delicious coffee and dessert at Steel City Coffee House.

Tickets for this dinner are only $49 and includes all four courses. The entree will include a choice of white or red wine. Water, soda, coffee or tea are also available for the appetizer and dessert courses. Price does not include gratuity, please bring cash for tips. Price also does not include any alcoholic drinks except the aperitif and one glass of wine with dinner.

Tickets can be purchased online and at Steel City Coffee House (203 Bridge Street) or Fashionista's Salon (219 Bridge Street) in Phoenixville. For those purchasing tickets online, tickets will be mailed to the address given. A group discount of 5% is available to purchases of 6 tickets or more. (Discount cannot be done online, it has to be done in person, please contact Jane Tucker at the number below). Participants who purchase in person will pick their starting time at the time of purchase. Those purchasing tickets online will be contacted with a list of available starting times. Progressive Dinner starting times will start at 5:00 PM and a different group will start every 20 minutes. The last available start time will be 8:20 PM. A menu will be available shortly and will be linked to this website when available.
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