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Haddon Square Pop-Up

Haddon Square Pop-Up

3.2(5 reviews)
5.6 mi

This place may be a fun novelty for anyone who can attend and leave, but for those of us who own…read morehomes, pay taxes and have to live here, it's hell! Every weekend, Sat. and Sun., and now some sneak attacks during the week--we are subjected to 10 hrs a day of loud music in excess of the local noise ordinance by 100% and attendees taking all the parking spots! Forget trying to sell our homes, as who would want to live here?! This is not the appropriate location for this kind of thing! And since it is operated by the township, they break their own laws and make no apologies or concessions to the residents. It's a "good ol' boys" frat house without the walls. It's a stupid, irresponsible waste of taxpayers' money at our OWN expense. They need to cut the music and charge for parking. I have no idea how they call it a "success" when they rent the tents, equipment, stage, use township employees to maintain it and don't charge a cover charge or a parking fee. The only income to the township is some stipend from the $6 beers. This can't go away soon enough.

Lived in HT for 48 yrs, 1.5 blocks from the Avenue and Haddon Square, we needed the revitalization,…read more we are glad it bustling with activity. The Westmont Farmers Market at the Square, The stores, restaurants and the Square events keep families walking around town. Love seeing the children dancing to the music during the day and adults enjoying neighbors/friends in the evenings. Great events, many family friendly. Benefits and fundraisers for local sports etc. Theme nights like Octoberfest and Severinos Pasta Night Dinner are always a big hit. Beer lines and bathroom lines can get a bit long but it's a popular venue. Mixed age crowd, some bands better than others. Music isn't spectacular /loud but doesn't ruin the night. Events end at 10 so get there early. Home values are great in the area thanks to all Haddon Twp has to offer. We travel back for Haddon Square events. Many people we meet have heard of Haddon Square and talk about the events. Worth a stop.

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Tinsel

Tinsel

3.3(121 reviews)
4.0 mi

We stopped into Tinsel on December 4, 2025. It's a well-known holiday pop-up bar decorated…read morewall-to-wall with Christmas decor. Half the fun is looking around and trying to figure out which movie or TV show inspired each decoration. Christmas music plays nonstop. There's a fixed drink menu and no seating, so it's very much a stand-and-hang-out kind of place. From what we heard, it can get pretty packed later in the evening, but we arrived right when it opened at 4:00 PM and had no wait at all. It ended up being a great place to kick off the night. The cocktail list is entirely Christmas-themed--festive and fruity flavors. The cocktails are served in Christmas themed vessels. If cocktails aren't your thing, they do offer beer and seltzer options as well. It's a fun, high energy stop that's perfect for soaking in some holiday spirit.

If you are looking for a cute pop-up Christmas bar then definitely go to Tinsel! I loved the…read moredifferent takes on Christmas showcased through out the bar and even the entry way transformed you into a icy winter wonderland. I was very packed and people were walking around with cute little Christmas themed cups from ornaments to mugs. We didn't stay to partake in a drink since it was PACKED around the bar downstairs and we were warned to not even go upstairs. So photo op it became. They even had Abominable Snowman but he was surrounded by so many I had to grab a picture from a distance and couldn't ask if he really bounces. If crowds are your thing, then definitely swing by Tinsel

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Second floor nutcracker display

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Amourette

Amourette

3.3(16 reviews)
4.6 mi•Rittenhouse Square

I really enjoyed my experience at My Loup so was excited to try this place out. The patio feels…read morelike you've walked into your friend's spacious backyard with string lights and plants. It was a super hot night out so we asked to be seated inside and they were able to accommodate us. Apparently inside seating is actually reserved for walk-ins so good to know for those who can't get a Resy! The food was good enough but I think the ambiance of the place and the amazing service really made the experience worth it for me. Definitely don't skip the hanger steak--it's perfectly medium rare and juicy. The tomato toast was flavorful but the toast was pretty thick and hard to bite into especially around the crust, although that might just be a me problem. I look forward to doing a walk-in to try their dessert sometime before the pop-up wraps up!

what a disappointment, honestly a waste of money. i was so excited to try this cute pop-up before…read morethey close, but i wish i had just gone anywhere else. we started with the tuna crudo which was average at best. the tuna was fresh, but the dish was so oil heavy, it felt like it was missing a paired carb. for my main, i ordered the hanger steak which was terrible. the steak was hideously overcooked, half of the steak was closer to well-done than the medium rare i ordered. the meat was extremely tough and chewy, almost impossible to eat. the flavors at play were also unappealing, it just tasted like salt and oil. my friend ordered the clamwich which she was disappointed by as well. the sandwich was embarrassingly underfilled, and the few clams inside were over-fried clam strips. the best part of the meal was probably the fries. the food was so disappointing, 2/5. the service was extremely mediocre, our interactions with our server were short and curt. some of the other workers were a lot friendlier though, maybe our server was just having a bad day. this is honestly such a nice outdoor spot, they're definitely capitalizing off of the patio vibes. however, throughout our dinner, there were leaves constantly falling into our food which was kind of off-putting. they did have stickers and foldable fans with their logo which was super cute! cute spot, but don't fall for their marketing tactics. the food was some of the worst i've had in philly, and i really wish i didn't waste money here.

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Amourette - Garden Area

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McDowell’s Pop Up - Beer garden.

McDowell’s Pop Up

1.6(5 reviews)
4.9 mi

Good morning, my neighbors! Yeah I could've started this review off with any number of Coming to…read moreAmerica quotes, but I wanted to try to keep this review PG. Though really, there needs to be a little more focus on the whole point of this adventure and that was to eat at the one and only McDowell's! Okay, maybe there actually isn't a one and only McDowell's and the fact that a few friends and I had to drive to Cherry Hill, New Jersey yesterday didn't exactly make sense with the whole Queens aspect of the "actual" location. But even so, this restaurant pop up was still a ton of fun, and it all started as soon as we got there. The "employee" who greeted us was a barrel full of McDowell's info, asking us to make sure we knew the difference between their fast food setup and that other golden-arched location (ya know, because they have the golden arcs at McDowell's). Once inside, the setup was hilariously awesome with Cleo McDowell's office/desk (complete with burger phone and McDonald's operation manual), a Zamunda throne and flag, a setup of Akeem's apartment (damn shame what they did to that dog), and a couple of mops and buckets scattered about the place (Akeem's favorite). Beyond the photo ops, it was time to dive into the actual reason to come to McDowell's and that's to have the Big Mick! Remember, that's two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles and onions, but McDowell's buns have no seeds. Pair that with some fries (a little skimpy on the amount) and a strawberry shake (not bad) and I had a meal fit for a king (of Zamunda perhaps?). I mean, truth be told, the food wasn't anything special, and though you might consider that a let down, it wasn't a massive one. Though that aspect, pieced together with the random rock and new wave pop being played instead of some Coming to America soundtrack music, could've set the mood a bit more. Having said that, the experience was still a blast. Plus, beer always makes things better. When you think of garbage, think of Akeem, but when you think of breweries, think of Josh G. (me) who was ecstatic to learn a local Jersey brewery (Forgotten Boardwalk) concocted up two beers specifically for this pop up. Setting up a nice little beer garden outside of McDowell's (complete with a massive Soul Glo bottle and ad) created a little bonus to the afternoon. Thirsty? If so you'll have the opportunity to buy cans (or a pint to go along with your meal) of the Queen to Be "Zamunda Style" Cream Ale and/or the Soul Glo Hazy IPA. I got a sample of each while at McDowell's (both tasted relatively solid), though full cans were purchased and shall be consumed at a later time. Overall, McDowell's pop up is/was pretty awesome. Even though the food wasn't anything special (seriously, I shouldn't have expected it would be) and perhaps the setup lacked a tad more tightness on all aspects of the Coming to America movie, the fun of getting to basically go to McDowell's for real was totally worth it. Seeing some "props" and hearing quotes being thrown around by people just added to the humor and joy of this event. So if you can grab some tickets and head to Cherry Hill, NJ in the next few weeks (it won't be here for long!) then you too can experience the Big Mick and McDowell's for yourself. As Akeem says to Lisa McDowell "No journey is too great when one finds what he seeks." You, my Yelp neighbors, should be seeking out McDowell's...now!

My experience at this event was VERY disappointing. There was no enjoyable experience, the food…read moretasted like stale Mcdonald's. I am currently experiencing some discomfort my stomach and I am just utterly disgusted. Can you imagine traveling about 3 hrs full of excitement to come in and see no smiles hear no music. The whole experience was just dead. It's bad enough I promoted this event to friends and family, but I paid for two different tickets one V.I.P with the Magnum Mick and cake shake and the other a regular Magnum Mick. But, if I'm honest i would've been better off going to McDonald's and saving money. Atleast it could've been a fun experience. Please email me as soon as possible. Money isn't a thing when the experience is worth it. And this experience is not worth much.

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Big Heart Bakes - bakeries - Updated October 2026

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