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1100 Social

2.8 (59 reviews)
ModerateBars, New American
Closed • 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Moderate noise
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Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Lexie K.

Cool spot to watch a game. Make sure to call ahead and make a reservation. It's beyond packed during a game so don't expect immediate service. They do their best but it's wall to wall people. The food wasn't great. Brussels not that good. Still tuff and sauce is basic bbq. Marinade is overpowering. No good flavor component. Slight spice but undercooked Nachos are good. Slight spice Pickels are basic fried pickles

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Jeremy J.

We had a great time when we visited the 1100 social. They have awesome music that was playing outside that made my wife very happy and she dance they had statues in different memorabilia to see which I got to take pictures of and I enjoyed. There was a Phillies game going on right across the street to the place was really live in Poppin and we had a really fun time and they had drinks and appetizers and just a Lotta good fun was had

Cindy M.

3 1/2 stars We stopped in here for dinner before a concert since it is right next to the Wells Fargo Center. The place is located inside Xfinity Live so it's great for dinner drinks before a show. They have a cool bar area and plenty of TVs located throughout the restaurant. Seating is great as you are not squished on top of each other so your table seems semi private. Our waitress was really nice and helpful. Noise level in the restaurant was perfect. Tip- If you have Ticketmaster tickets check for the 1/2 price appetizer coupon which is good here. We used it for two apps. It was great! Appetizers (Small Plates- good for two people) Tempura Rock Shrimp Satay had Creamy spicy sauce and pickled thai chili. These were REALLY good. Smothered Sweet Chili Chicken Quesadilla had Cheddar, napa cabbage, sour cream, sweet chili sauce. I really enjoyed this but the shrimp won me over. Dinner Loaded Nachos Tacos - two Pork carnitas, refried beans, guacamole, pico de gallo, crushed tortilla chips. I really enjoyed these although my sister said they were salty (I didn't notice). Crispy Fish Tacos- Tempura-battered black cod, pickled red cabbage with creamy chipotle sauce. Came with two. These were ok to me but my sister enjoyed them. I wish the food was hotter. It was not room temperature but close. Didn't really bother me much but I like it right off the stove. Food came out quick which was perfect since we had a concert to attend. My sister had two mixed drinks (about $14 a piece) but I only had a soda. Making a reservation was tough as my sister called a few times and I'm not even sure she ever made it or if we came during a slow moment. The manager gave us her card to make reservations easier. I prefer Opentable. Hopefully they are listed on there soon. I would definitely be back.

Tamarind Short ribs with apple cilantro and pickled onion- very good
Melissa P.

So Xfinity live is a weird place. You have girls dancing on a bar in assless chaps around a mechanical bull, you have vip bottle service booths, arcade games, some sort of live music situation, giant beer pong, and now (or soon- Grand Opening October 2nd)- a place to get quality Asian-Mexican small plates at a reasonable price and a drink that isn't an overpriced beer can. DRINKS: Tequila Old Fashioned is really good but not at all like an old fashioned. Chris the bartender was cool to chat with. $15 is a lot for a drink, but it was a really good drink and I've paid for $13 beers and concerts and been much less satisfied. The soju bourbon cocktail (blanking on the name) would be a good after dinner drink, a bit too boozy to start with. There were a few wines and beers listed too. There are also party buckets so that could be fun- could be good way to start off a birthday or Bachelorette followed by a concert, game, or bull riding contest. FOOD: We had 4 small plates between 2 people which was a good amount of food for just under $50 pre-tip. We really liked everything, and there were a few more we wanted to try. Tamarind ribs- You must get these. 3 juicy ribs in a sweet sauce, on a bed of pickled red onion, cilantro, radish and apple, topped with peanuts for a crunch. Favorite bite of the night. Corn- You must also get these. Charred, spicy mayo and cheese topped. A bit on the spicy side so be careful. Worth the mess. But maybe not if you're on a date. No one looks cute chowing down on corn and you'd need to byofloss after or you'd look like a carnie. Guac with pork belly, truffle, and kimchi- hefty sized portion, crispy chips, delicious. You should probably get this too. Not too spicy. Shrimp skewers- these were not our pick (we asked our awesome waiter Andre to surprise us) you get a few mini fried shrimp on a skewer (you get 2) topped with that same delicious spicy mayo as the corn and some red chilies. Also very good. SERVICE: This was soft opening so the waiters are still very new and getting used to everything...so we were the ones waiting. Some of the waiters and hostesses look straight out of high school and I hope they can handle the game day crowds. Can't speak to how the service will be because this wasn't a typical night, but everyone was very friendly. VIBE: Like I said Xfinity is a weird place. This place definitely classes up the complex, but the crowd it draws will be interesting (are the bros and woo girls going to embrace the small plates and fancy cocktails or go back to their Miller lites, fireball, and wings?). There's a bar inside and a bar that faces the outside of the restaurant (so you can see what's going on in the middle of Xfinity or avoid it). The music is odd for the place (because it's the music for Xfinity, not just the restaurant) and it can get a bit loud. There's a mix of high top and regular tables. Definitely check it out if you're in the area for a game and want to have a quality meal and drink before overpriced concessions.

Short Rib Steak.
Jenny B.

The mixture of Asian and Spanish food along with the hip venue vibes makes 1100 Social the coolest restaurant in Xfinity and one of the cooler restaurants in Philadelphia. Before planning a dinner here make sure to check our the events calendar on Xfinity's website. If there is an event at one of the nearby stadiums, you'll have to pay $10+ in parking. So if you're just coming for dinner I would avoid any nights with sporting events or concerts going on. Two of the best things here are the Mariachi Dragon Club Guacamole and the Bahn Cam. Both dishes are appetizers and worth the splurge. 1100 Social has a bar and an inside seating area with tables and booths in addition to an outside patio with fire pits. I'd suggested requesting a booth, they're super comfortable. The venue is clean and the staff is knowledgeable. 1100 Social is worlds apart from it's neighboring bars and worth a visit.

Chips and guac
Erin F.

"CUISINE INSPIRED BY A BLEND OF MEXICAN & ASIAN FLAVORS" Ok, you have my attention. I was fully impressed by 1100 when I came here on Saturday before a concert at Wells Fargo. I came with three people and we had a drink, app, and dinner all within a half hour. Service was sharp and fast. I was only feeling something pretty small and the portions here were perfect. We ordered chips and guacamole to start and it was truly some of the best guac I have ever had! Immediately after finishing our appetizer our entrees came out. I ordered the shredded chicken tacos and the other two people i was with ordered the cheesesteak empanadas. The tacos were pretty good. A little dry, but tasty! I sadly didn't get to try any of the asian cuisine options, but definitely want to check out the general tso's rice balls on my next visit. Our server was great and personable. 1100 Social did an excellent job of getting you in and out and making sure you leave happy with your meal / service.

Asian Mexican cuisine
Shaelene L.

Stopped here on a Thursday before a concert and there weren't any sports events going on so we could walk right up which was nice. I think I give this 4/5 stars in comparison to other places in xfinity live vs going out of my way to go here. The theme is Asian Mexican (odd but hipster) the menu is pretty clean cut and has a nice variety of choice without being overwhelming. Plenty of space and a clean but casual place to go. I ordered loaded nacho tacos and honestly they were perfect. I would compare to a street taco but with everything one would want on it. The corn tortilla was legit and I ate them both up pretty Quick. The boy had chicken dumplings and unfortunately they were under whelming to say the least. Not gross but not good. Dumplings themselves were bland and the peanut Thai sauce tasted...not like that lol. Closer to canned tomato sauce. I would go back, would not wait or go out of my way but overall with food in xfinity live I haven't been too impressed so this is the best best. Also feels a little more classy for the gals who want a glass of red vs the pub vibes.

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