Vickers Tavern offers 19th century charm and ambiance to your guests with modern day service

Your wedding is a special occasion you will share with family and friends. You want your day to be memorable…Vickers Tavern can help make your day remarkable!

Area couples choose to celebrate at Vickers Tavern for our fine dining, elegant atmosphere, and excellent reputation. Our banquet room accommodates 120 guests with a dance floor or 140 guests without a dance floor. You and your guests can enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres on the brick terrace/patio adjacent to the banquet room. We invite you to visit Vickers Tavern and discover how your reception can be customized to be unique and distinctly you.

Vickers Tavern…the perfect place to celebrate your wedding!

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We invite you to stop by Vickers Tavern for a tour of our banquet facilities and to meet with our wedding coordinator to help you plan the perfect reception and/or rehearsal dinner. Call or e-mail us today for more information.

This circa 1823 farmhouse – once a station on the Underground Railroad – was originally the home of John Vickers, a potter and abolitionist. John Vickers was born in 1780 to Quaker parents in Caln Township. (Of particular interest is that John Vickers’ sister, Martha, was the Great-Great Grandmother of Hannah Milhous Nixon, mother of President Richard Nixon.)

In 1803, John Vickers married Abigail Paxon. Until 1814, he worked with his father, Thomas, making a variety of fine pottery wares. In 1822, John Vickers sold his West Whiteland farm and moved his family to this site. It was here that Vickers Pottery would become a landmark for the next 50 years, and span over four generations of the Vickers family. Vickers’ landmark home was transformed into a tavern during the 1970’s. It has delighted customers with superb continental cuisine and outstanding service for over a quarter century.