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Birchrunville's Trzeciak gets another kitchen

francis.jpgFrancis Trzeciak of Birchrunville Store Cafe, the highly regarded BYOB in the woods of Chester County, has added chef's duties at another spot in the woods of Chester County: the Inn at St. Peter's Village (3471 St. Peter's Rd., 610-469-2600; use 19470 as the zip for Mapquest).

Trzeciak, with chef de cuisine George Cook, is doing a similar dinner menu of simple, modern French cuisine at the stunning restaurant overlooking French Creek; entree prices range from $21 for the semiboneless organic breast of chicken, Dijon mustard, fresh herb and hazelnut crust, up to $35 for the Black Angus strip steak, black peppercorn crust, roasted portobello. It's open Wednesdays through Saturdays, and for Sunday brunch.

Here's the dinner menu.

Photo: Trzeciak in his herb garden at Birchrunville Store Cafe, by Linda Johnson / The Philadelphia Inquirer

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