The Three Little Pigs

The sandwich that I have here was all right, but nothing special. It’s a quaint little spot, and they have a good variety of sandwiches. I just wasn’t that impressed.

No complaints whatsoever. Simple fare yet creative sandwiches that are fresh and well prepared. Mulligatawny soup bowl was generous and tasty.
Airy open setting, fast service, and a few well prepared desserts round out the experience.
Cash only — but inexpensive.

Awesome fresh made sandwiches, soups, sides, and desserts. Ambiance is comforting and outside seating is ideal. A West Chester favorite for lunch.

Just had a nice Miners Street sandwich at the three little pigs. I’ve got to say that it was probably among the best sandwich I have ever had. Delicious and scrumptious.
I must add though that it can be hit or miss here. My friend had another tuna sandwich and he said it was not that great. I loved mine so they get a 5 star from me. The only downside to this place is that the sandwiches are pricey. $ 7 for a sandwich sounds like a lot but tastes like it’s totally worth it!

Very good food! I got the matlack sandwich and a bowl of the tomato basil soup. The sandwich was good, the herb basil mayo was the best! If you are not a mayo lover if still give it a try!
Next the soup. So so so good! The soup was very creamy and tasty! It came with a little piece of bread to use as croutons, wish they were crunchy but it was still very yummy.
Loved everything, had tabouli as a side for the first time which was interesting but tasty. Really enjoyed it!

Some friends of mine rented out Three Little Pigs for a bridal shower last week and it was wonderful! They had a spread of little sandwiches, fruit, and salad for us to snack on with (what looked like homemade) iced tea. The ham and brie sandwich was enough to get me to want to come back in the future!
The staff was great! There were only two people working, but they kept up with our party of 25+.

Three Little Pigs also does party catering — you can book the whole place for an evening and have them provide the food. The price is reasonable, the owners are flexible and competent, and the food is fantastic. A real local treat. Make sure to check them out!

I recently ate lunch here with my Aunt while I was back home visiting family. I am a fan of Three Little Pigs. The atmosphere is casual and on a nice day you can sit outside to enjoy the weather. Inside is comfortable as well with sunny open spaces.
You have choices between sandwiches, soup, and salad. I prefer the Dean St. with Brie and Smoked Gouda. Odd combination but nonetheless yummy! You have a choice between a side of chips or coleslaw. If you know what’s good for you choose coleslaw. It tastes super fresh and my Aunt claims to be a coleslaw connoisseur and LOVED it so, point blank, skip the pre-​packaged chips.
They even have fresh Iced Tea and Lemonade which is perfect for a warm day.
Upon finishing I wasn’t overly full, I was perfectly content. The way everyone should feel after a meal. It was a great stop on our little outing in the borough.
Service is great. The owner is a very nice lady who you may be lucky to meet if you stop in.

Reason to go…
It has an excellent café feel. Not fast food, but not slow service. The food is fresh and tasty. I haven’t yet tried, but it seems like a good place to sit and read a book.
Room for improvement…
There are a couple of vegetarian sandwiches, but most meals are not vegetarian. Also, it could use a wider hot beverage selection.
Downsides…
It has limited hours (weekday lunch only) and does not accept cards.

I work across the street from Three Little Pigs & I love everything about this amazing West Chester lunch spot. The sandwiches are delicious & they have different specials available every day (Monday-​Friday until 3pm). I wish they were open weekends so I could enjoy the back patio with friends. I’d recommend this WC gem to anyone looking for something other than a corporate chain establishment.

I love my little town of West Chester. I love it so much, I troop down to the Three Little Pigs every now and again to gladly pay 7 bucks for the novelty of purchasing a sandwich named after a West Chester street. Sadly I cannot purchase *my* street’s sammich because I detest tuna salad. Blegh! I should take the owner aside and in intimidatingly quiet, pointed tones convince her to swap out the High Street’s fixins for Miner Street’s so that I may purchase my own street’s fare with pride.
As an unofficial ambassador of West Chester, I like to take out-​of-​town friends or new arrivals to the borough here to soak up the quaintness of the town. Cheerily trimmed in red and white, it delights even from the outside, and when you enter you’re ensconced in a cozy, comfortable café atmosphere. There’s even a little patio that just screams «ADORABLE!!!» the moment you step outside. I love to sit out in a dainty chair on the patio on an effulgent summer day and idly wonder while thoughtfully chewing, what about Church Street suggests a combination of smoked turkey and peppery boursin.
Oh yes, and the food… while the novelty of the names is delicious enough, the sandwiches (on homemade bread), soups and salads are scrumptious themselves. Occasionally they run out of bread/​ingredients towards closing, so I’d recommend going around mid-​day to make sure you get what you want. I find the sandwiches to be a tad pricey for the size given, but hey, the savoriness of the street is worth it to me.
The only negative is that they’re not open on weekends. Perhaps I’ll «suggest» that change too when I take this owner aside…