The former Gilmores Restaurant located at 133 East Gay Street, West Chester Borough was sold. Gilmores operated in excess of a decade at the location and was known for its quaint décor and traditional French cuisine. Roots Café, led by Dan Cellucci, has purchased and will relocate to the property. Roots Cafe offers a local, farm-to-table menu and has established a strong following during its time in the Borough. Cellucci plans to expand his selections and will offer a full-service breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu. Additionally, the growing restaurant will offer BYOB service. The building is currently under renovations and plans are underway for outdoor patio seating in the rear of the property.
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