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JUNE 2019

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

JUNE 2019 PUBLISHER

Douglas Mcdermott | douglas.mcdermott@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

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Inspired by Community HELLO, AND WELCOME TO THE PREMIERE ISSUE OF WEST CHESTER LIFESTYLE, WHERE WE’RE INSPIRED BY COMMUNITY AND HOPE THIS MAGAZINE INSPIRES YOU TOO! We’re thrilled to be your source for all things local here in ​West Chester. As you flip through these pages, you’ll be drawn into the incredible stories behind the people and places that call ​West Chester​home. From the carefully crafted food being served up at local restaurants like Andiario and Pietro’s Prime​, to beautiful homes in Dutton Mill​and ​Pocopson​; from start-ups and successful businesses such as B ​ lue Dog Printing and Design​and Eclat​to local artists, designers and fashionistas, our goal is to share the stories of everything and everyone W ​ est Chester​has to offer—and the things that matter most to you, our readers, for whom we produce this magazine each month. Thanks for inviting us into your homes and sharing your lives with us. We can’t wait to see you around.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2019 FEATURES 10 Jeff and Lisa Kitchen Though They Prefer Working Behind the Scenes, This Multi-Talented Duo Shines as They Connect to the Community They Love

12 Andiario: The Place to Be for Food Lovers in the Know Restaurant Co-Owners Maria van Schaijik and Tony Andiario Draw Patrons Seeking Honest Food and True Hospitality

23 Sunset Hill Jewelers & Fine Arts Gallery Unique Selection and Stellar Service Draw Three Generations

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34 Phineas Gage: Men's Clothing Publisher Favorites

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Local Limelight

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Hot Spot

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23 Locally Owned 26 Culinary Creations 30 Trend Setter 32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice


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THOUGH THEY PREFER WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES, THIS MULTI-TALENTED DUO SHINES AS THEY CONNECT TO THE COMMUNITY THEY LOVE DESCRIBE YOURSELF AND WHAT YOU ARE

former board member and president of the Exchange Club

PASSIONATE ABOUT.

of West Chester, the Greater West Chester Chamber of

JEFF: I am generally quiet and reserved. My passion is help-

Commerce and the West Chester Area Senior Center. I truly

ing people, both in my career as a financial adviser and my

love helping others.

involvement in local nonprofits. LISA: I am outgoing, competitive, a planner. I am compas-

WHAT DID YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU WERE GROWING

sionate, like to help people and support local West Chester

UP? HOW HAS THAT SHAPED YOU?

charities. I have also helped Jeff in his Edward Jones office by

LISA: I wanted to be a mom!

providing administrative support.

JEFF: First, I wanted to be an astronaut and then an officer in the Navy. Growing up in rural Missouri, those ambitions

WHAT DO YOU DO?

taught me to dream big and never let someone say you can-

LISA: I am a homemaker, volunteer and perpetual home

not do something.

remodeler! I have been a homeroom mom, a soccer mom,

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a running mom, Chester County Hospital volunteer and

WHO IS A ROLE MODEL IN YOUR LINE OF WORK?

former board member of the Exchange Club Family Service

LISA: My parents were my role models. They were always

Center. Our daughters, Taylor, 21, and Courtney, 18, are the

there for me and my sister in all aspects of our lives. They

center of my world.

taught me unconditional love, selflessness and the impor-

JEFF: I’ve had two careers. I was a special operations officer

tance of giving back to others. I will forever be grateful for the

for six years after I graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy.

life lessons they taught me and continue to teach me today.

We were the divers and explosive ordnance disposal unit

JEFF: My role model was my mentor who helped me when

[bomb squad] for the Navy. Then I became a financial

I first became an adviser. He was also a former officer in the

adviser with Edward Jones where I help families organize,

Navy. He taught me how to listen to clients and ask the right

build, protect and transfer their wealth.

questions to understand what is truly important to them.

WHAT INSPIRES YOU TO DO WHAT YOU DO?

WHAT’S YOUR CONNECTION TO THE WEST

LISA: I’m inspired to give back because West Chester is

CHESTER COMMUNITY?

such a wonderful community, and I want to continue to help

LISA: Jeff chose West Chester as the location to open his

it grow and thrive. West Chester is a great place to raise a

Edward Jones office. Our home, right in the borough of West

family. I support the Chester Country Hospital through vol-

Chester, has been on the Chester County Day home tour several

unteerism because I feel so lucky to have a state-of-the-art

times, and most recently, our home was on the West Chester

hospital right in our backyard. I am blessed to be able to stay

Public Library Christmas tour. We are also longtime members of

home and raise my girls. … there is nothing else in this world

the West Chester Country Club. Jeff and I are donors and sup-

I would rather do than support them and my husband.

porters of the Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Theatre.

JEFF: Making a difference in people’s lives motivates me

JEFF: We moved here to be closer to family once I left the

every day. I am also active in the local community. I am a

Navy. We love West Chester and have enjoyed seeing it grow.

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE’S LIVES MOTIVATES ME EVERY DAY. I AM ALSO ACTIVE IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. —JEFF KITCHEN

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HOT SPOT

ARTICLE DOROTHY KENNEDY | PHOTOGRAPHY JEFF ROBINSON

RESTAURANT CO-OWNERS MARIA VAN SCHAIJIK AND TONY ANDIARIO DRAW PATRONS SEEKING HONEST FOOD AND TRUE HOSPITALITY

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“IT’S DIFFICULT TO IMAGINE THE AWAKENING IMPACT IT CAN HAVE ON YOU AS A COOK, CUTTING YOUR FIRST SPEAR OF ASPARAGUS AND EXPERIENCING HOW SWEET AND FULL OF VIBRANCY IT IS.” —ANTHONY ANDIARIO

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HOT SPOT

(CON TI N U ED)

WHEN

CO-OWNERS

ANDIARIO

AND

ANTHONY

MARIA

and instill the same in her staff. To do so, she

VAN

draws from the knowledge and experience

SCHAIJIK OPENED ANDIARIO LAST

she gleaned while living for a time in Rome

AUGUST, ITS ARRIVAL WAS HER-

and working in Bianco’s Phoenix restau-

ALDED BY PHILADELPHIA RESTAU-

rants, where she met Tony.

RANT CRITIC CRAIG LEBAN WHO

The couple’s vision includes a focused

LAUDED IT AS ONE OF PHILLY’S 2018

and evolving menu with an emphasis on

BEST RESTAURANTS. Patrons have been

the details.

arriving and raving about the venue ever

On the list of appetizers, you may find

since. With their focus on honest food

Campo Rosso chicories with Birchrun blue,

and true hospitality, Maria and Tony put

black walnuts and a creamy sherry vinai-

Andiario on the map.

grette; carpaccio with pickled blewit mushnortheastern

rooms; crispy porchetta with pumpkin agro-

Pennsylvania, began learning about and

Tony,

a

native

of

dolce and shaved fennel; or chicken liver pate

loving real food as a child in his grandfa-

on a seeded cracker with brandied cherries.

ther’s kitchen and garden. After graduating

For the protein course, possibilities may

from Penn State, Tony traveled frequently

include pan-roasted duck breast with pear

to Italy where he further nurtured his culi-

puree and smoked au jus; grilled short

nary creativity, especially while learning to

rib served on the bone with buttered cab-

make untold varieties of exquisite pasta.

bage; or whole Pocono trout grilled over juni-

His skill deepened during the three years

per branches with wild America persimmon.

he worked for award-winning chef Chris Bianco in his Phoenix restaurants.

For the pasta dishes, possible choices may be pheasant tortellini with butter

“It’s difficult to imagine the awakening

and sage; hand-rolled candele with beef

impact it can have on you as a cook, cutting

Genovese; or fusilli with cauliflower and

your first spear of asparagus and expe-

spicy Point Judith calamari ragu.

riencing how sweet and full of vibrancy it

Desserts may include persimmon cake

is," he says. "Or caring for a flock of hens

with hickory nuts and whipped cream; Tarte

for five months to get your first real egg.

Tatin with honey, candied ginger ice cream

Nothing tastes as good. Perhaps it’s all a bit

and candied sage; or spiced pannacotta with

subjective, but it truly makes you appreciate

a Moscato Passito syrup and tuile cookies.

food with a backbone.” As the front-of-house manager, Maria’s goal is to create a welcoming atmosphere

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exterior. Other highlights include a premium level lot with open

West Chester’s many diverse restaurants, galleries, businesses

space, natural gas heating and central air conditioning, public

and community events. A 10-minute drive will take you to the

water and sewer.

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OPEN HOUSE

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and an expansive entertainment area, perfect for those who enjoy

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The first floor also features a bedroom, full bath and mud

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derful setting for entertaining in a gracious lifestyle.

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LOCALLY OWNED

(CON TI N U ED)

SANDY RIPER CAN TRACE THE ROOTS

Thanks to this outstanding service and

OF SUNSET HILL JEWELERS & FINE

unique selection offered at Sunset Hill,

ARTS GALLERY BACK TO SUNSET

Sandy is proud to have members of three

HILL

generations among her customers.

FARM,

THE

QUARTER-HORSE

FARM HER FAMILY OWNED IN EAST BRADFORD TOWNSHIP. “First we were a horse farm, then we were a jewelry store. I’m second-generation.” Sandy grew up helping her parents with

“The generation that is coming in now for engagement rings I’ve known since they were born. And I still have their grandparents.” Sandy’s Chester

involvement community

in

the

includes

West serving

the vintage jewelry business they ran at

as the current chairman of the Board of

Sunset Hill Farm. They also renovated Harry

the Downtown West Chester Business

Dunne’s workshop. She continued working

Improvement District; creating and now

in the business when, after she graduated

sponsoring Gallery Walk; and estab-

from high school in the 1970s, her parents

lishing The Harry Dunn Memorial Art

took the business on the road, traveling year-

Scholarship, which is given annually to a

round doing antique shows all over the coun-

local West Chester High School student

try. Tired of traveling after three years, Sandy,

who is going on to study the arts.

then 22, told her parents she was quitting unless they returned to West Chester.

Sandy has faced some challenges during 36 years in downtown West Chester

With her graduate degree in gemology

including the decades of transformation of

from the Gemological Institute of America

West Chester from the worst of times to

and her sales experience dating back to

the best of times.

her early childhood, Sandy opened the shop on High Street in 1983.

Being a business owner and raising her son, Trevor, now 30, also had its challenges.

Sunset Hill Jewelers offers designer and

“The balance of marriage and parent-

custom diamond engagement rings, wed-

hood always presents a challenge to any-

ding bands, necklaces, earrings, appraisals,

one who owns a business. I had to raise my

repairs, watch repair and restoration or

son within retail hours.”

redesign of estate jewelry.

There have been changes along the way,

“We’re not a brand-carrying jewelry

such as creating a website and using social

store. We prefer the jewelry that people

media to advertise. Sandy bought the build-

wear is their brand and not somebody’s

ing in 1995 and now co-owns the business

ego,” she says.

with her husband, Joe. They renovated Harry

Members of the staff, many of them for-

Dunne’s third-floor workshop.

mer customers, live locally and love being

Looking back at her 36 years in the

part of the Sunset Hill family. Their knowl-

Borough, Sandy is grateful for the wonderful

edge and friendliness help foster the warm,

life she has.

welcoming atmosphere that greets patrons as they come in the door.

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“I live, work and play in West Chester. West Chester is my life.”


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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

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17TH ANNUAL UP ON THE ROOF EVENT

TRAIL BLAZER RUN

TURKS HEAD MUSIC FESTIVAL

Chestnut Street Garage, Lot #3

Experience exclusive access to the

A day-long celebration of local

West Chester Downtown Foundation

camp’s trail network. Participants can

music

presents the 16th Annual Up on

choose walking or running races on

Approximately 70 to 90 artists and

the Roof to support the beautifica-

challenging yet enjoyable courses. Entry

vendors set up booths throughout

tion of Downtown West Chester!

fees and races vary. Participants can reg-

the park to sell their high-quality

Enjoy live music, dinner, appetiz-

ister prior to the event via East Bradford

arts and crafts. Throughout the day,

ers, desserts, beer, wine and the

Township or on the day of the event.

the two stages will feature 11 local

Everhart Park

Paradise Farm Camps

ever-so-popular rooftop martini. Located on the rooftop of the Chestnut St. Garage.

at

Everhart

Park.

bands performing different genres of

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music. Terrific fresh food from local vendors is available all day. Festival attendance: 5,000-plus

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WEST CHESTER BAND PERFORMANCE

BARK IN THE PARK

The West Chester Band has been

Hoopes Park

performing in the Chester County

Hoopes Park is hosting its FURst-

area since 1986 and for the last 15

ever Bark pet-friendly event. People

years has been under the direction

will be welcomed to bring vaccinated

of Joseph Gehring. The summer 2019

dogs to the park to enjoy K9 demon-

program includes a nod to "Bohemian

strations, treats for you and your dog,

Rhapsody" (Freddie Mercury of Queen)

vendors and more!

and a Beatles’ medley.

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SWINGIN’ SUMMER THURSDAY

MARSHALL SQUARE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

East Goshen Township Park

Downtown West Chester

Enjoy an evening of live music and

Marshall Square Park

more on the streets of Downtown

The season-opener Marshall Square

West Chester featuring two bands.

Park

Local

features the

food

vendors,

information

Summer

Concert

Sin

series

Brothers,

the

booths and local artisan booths are

Philadelphia-based musical ensem-

spread out among two blocks of

ble featuring brothers Mark and Eric

Downtown West Chester. Festival

Hetzel on guitar and keyboard. Bring

attendance ranges from 2,500 to

blankets, chairs and a picnic supper.

3,500 people.

Grills available. Free event.

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FIRST FRIDAY

MOVIE NIGHT

Oakbourne Park

in our Calendar section. Submissions

cians, jugglers and fun for the

Enjoy a movie under the stars starting at

are accepted via the Contact Us tab at

whole family.

dusk. Film to be determined. Free event!

LifestylePubs.com/WestChester.

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