ChopHouse Grille

Great environment. They paid great attention to detail in how they designed the interior from the entrance down to the restrooms. Warmly Contemporary, well lit but still intimate, just enough room between tables. Great seating and FULLY staffed. The music is low enough for easy conversation. Aesthetically It compares to the best on the mainline or maybe even Manhattan.

The service is on par with the aesthetics...glass always full. Wait-staff is friendly, smart and near-model attractive. Minor food issues were taken care of immediately with management getting involved voluntarily & graciously.

Food quality was excellent. The fish was very fresh, salads creative without being too far outside the culinary box and the steaks were cooked expertly. Get the French onion soup - superb.

Our total bill was about $170 for four, including 4 drinks but before tips. For this level of care, food quality and atmosphere it’s right on par for fine mainline dining.

You don’t have to dress up here...it is Exton after all...but it’s the kind of place that in another time past, men would be asked to be in a jacket and tie.

Exton, say hello to New York City!

Got a late night table and was not disappointed. Shout out to server Daria for expert knowledge of the menu and excellent suggestions for a first time customer. Management presence was strong but not overwhelming, only asking at the end how my visit was (I appreciate the personal touch). Entree and starter were on point along with the wine. If I have the time I will definitely return for more and suggest this location to friends.

First time ever at ChopHouse after being recommended by a coworker. I was not disappointed! Our waitress, Kayla, advocated the special striped bass. She was spot on. The fish was fresh, tasty, and the mustard basil sauce was delicious. Outstanding service, extremely attentive and friendly. The martinis were fantastic and the atmosphere was hip and laid back. Will certainly be returning.