OUR MISSION
The Blue Elephant’s mission is to deliver a refreshingly innovative twist on Asian fusion dishes in an elegant setting that celebrates the local history of Pottstown.
By mixing traditional flavors with blazingly contemporary techniques, the food, beverage program and dining experience at The Blue Elephant are carefully designed to surprise and elevate any night out.
Eat Together
The Blue Elephant is at the vanguard of the Asian fusion movement showcasing Italian-Thai dishes with Japanese influences and a variety of sushi selections
About Our Menu
The Blue Elephant is passionate about creating the perfect dining experience for any occasion. Our team goes above and beyond to produce creative dishes accompanied by exceptional service.
Our menu is at the vanguard of the Asian fusion movement showcasing Italian-Thai dishes with Japanese influences and a variety of sushi selections. We highlight the freshest ingredients that our Executive Chefs and their team is able to source from around the world and from seasonal and local offerings.
We are also proud to offer a curated list of wines, beers and exotic cocktails. Stay tuned for special wine dinner events, sushi making classes and cigar & whisky nights. From our family to yours, we look forward to seeing you soon.
History & Design
The 152 E. High Street space has been a Pottstown landmark since it was built in 1770. It was previously a bank and in designing The Blue Elephant we ensured that all the original brass work, bank vaults and light fixtures remained intact to celebrate the building’s rich history. The space now also features a 10ft fountain at the center of the main dining room, Mediterranean olive trees and green tea bushes, velvet blue booths and light blue curtains draping the 30ft high ceilings.
The name for The Blue Elephant came to be from a collection of historic photos that hang in the lobby of the building. One of the photos shows a group of elephants walking down High Street. The photo inspired the same sense of fun and grandeur we wanted to bring back to Pottstown and was also the perfect tie-in, given the symbolic nature of elephants in many Asian countries.
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