Restaurants & Bars

Exclusive 5-Course Wine Dinner To Benefit Bucks Co. Cancer Patients

Warrington restaurant is hosting a special evening this fall in support of Main St., a nonprofit supporting the cancer community.

Ardana Food and Drink at the Shops at Valley Square in Warrington.
Ardana Food and Drink at the Shops at Valley Square in Warrington. (Ardana)

WARRINGTON, PA — Ardana Food and Drink will be serving an exclusive five-course wine pairing this fall to benefit Main St., formerly Pine to Pink, a nonprofit supporting the Bucks County cancer community.

The event takes place on October 6, beginning at 6:30 p.m., at the restaurant located at the Shops at Valley Square in Warrington. Tickets are limited and must be purchased in advance by clicking here.

Hosted by Mike Christou, owner of Ardana Food and Drink, the night will begin at 6:30 p.m. with an introduction to the evening’s menu and a brief description of the wines that will be paired with each course. Guests can expect family-style portions, including starters, salad, fish, meats, and pasta capped with delicious desserts.

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“The Christou Family has been avid supporters of our work and our mission for years," said Keith Fenimore, the founder and executive director of Main St. "Through events at the restaurant and remote fundraising efforts, Mike has raised tens of thousands of dollars for Main St., which have helped fund our care initiative to support Bucks County breast cancer patients in the critical phase of treatment and recovery. We are so excited for this year’s event and hope to see the community come and enjoy the amazing food and great company in a beautiful location!”

Tickets are limited and can be purchased by clicking here. For additional information or general Main St. questions, call 267-544-5981. More about Main St. can be found by clicking here.

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