Cost of Living in Coatesville
With a population of over 4.1 million people the Delaware Valley is a hustling metropolitan area. Renting a one-bedroom apartment will run about $900 a month.
Dining in Coatesville
Located in one of the most diverse and largest areas in the country there is an endless variety of dining. Here you can find pizza, small delis, Sushi, Korean, German pubs, BYOB Italian restaurants or gorge yourself on desserts and sweets. The Main Line area is a foodie's paradise.
While in the Philadelphia region most people want to get a cheesesteak, and while the two most popular places amongst the tourists are Genos and Pats and are both located on the corner of Passyunk Ave, take the short drive to South Street
and visit Jim's. Ordering a cheesesteak in Philly can be a bit intimidating, while there may be a large menu of options to add to your steak like mushrooms and peppers and provolone cheese know that the locals order one of two ways: A Whiz With or a Whiz Without. A Whiz With gets you a cheesesteak with whiz cheese and fried onions, and a Whiz Without gets you it without fried onions; then generously top it with ketchup. If you make a stop at Jim's bring cash, as they do not accept cards.
If you are looking for an amazing Italian dinner Fellini Café in Media the place to go. This small restaurant has a lot to offer, like live Opera performances on Mondays and on Mondays and Tuesdays they offer 3 course meals for only $35. Serving up traditional dishes like Bolognese, Gnocchi and Tiramisu you won't be disappointed. Fellini's is also a BYOB restaurant, so bring your favorite bottle of wine and they will chill it for you at no extra charge.
