As another reviewer commented, women do not feel welcome here. It is a dimly lit bar that seems to feed off the aggression of its employees and patrons.
The bartender rudely denied one of our group's ID (although valid). I attempted to speak to the churlish bartender, and he told me, "No. Whatever the question is, the answer is no" before walking away from me.
Per PA's RAMP ID laws, ID or Driver's Licenses from any of the 50 states or territories, a US military ID, or a passport are accepted as valid forms of identification. This establishment does have a sign on the front door informing customers that out of state IDs require an additional form of identification. There were no other written policies stating that U.S. passports were not accepted as valid forms of ID here, nor did the bartender request an additional form of ID before he aggressively rejected the passport. While up to the bartender's discretion, it feels like there is a gap in knowledge on acceptable IDs per PA's RAMP laws, and it was a shock to witness the bartender be so discourteous towards individuals not carrying PA DLs, especially during the FIFA World Cup, when there is an abundance of foreigners in the areas surrounding Philadelphia.
I would gladly patronize any other bar in the area, as the bartender directed us to do. I would never want to go to an establishment that chooses to be so coarse to a polite group of young adults. I hope that the owner of this bar chooses to educate its employees more and train them to be more tactful when interacting with customers. read more