The smash burger was probably in my top 10% that I've had. The crispyness of the edge with the…read morejuicyness of the middle is a great combo. My girlfriend got a wrap that was also good. It's grilled chicken and the flavor of the grilled chicken over powers any caesar-ness to it. Still very good though. The vibe was great being able to look out the window and watch the downtown. Only complaint were the few gnats/flies that kept bothering us. Such is with any restaurant window seat. I'd sit closer in next time and see if that help. Would come back again

Different Cheesesteak #1262. One thing kept this from being a top 5 spot on my Philadelphia…read moreCheesesteak Adventure. But first, we call that a tease in video land. Special Saturday drinks and cheesesteaks with Amigo Dan. Rebel Hill makes its own beer cheese. I asked the nice bartender if they would make me a cheesesteak with the beer cheese, and he said yes. We got a cheesesteak with fried onions and beer cheese. It came with French Fries. The beer cheese is creamy and adds a ton of flavor to the cheesesteak. I loved my beer. It was named 'Eaten Alive' in honor of 'The Blob.' Great space. Bar, table, and outside seating. You can hear in the video. It can get a little loud inside. The bartender was friendly and helpful. What kept this from being a top-five stop? The roll. It wasn't a bad roll, but this cheesesteak deserves a much better/complementary roll

This is a beautiful spot, and the draft beer is both varied and plentiful. If you plan to visit…read moreduring nice weather (which I'd argue is the entire point of visiting Levante Stables), I'd be prepared for lines, crowds, and limited seating. Of course, this is just my experience. I visited on a beautiful, Saturday spring evening. My group and I were fortunate to only have to linger for 15 minutes or so before securing seats. Next time, I'd bring our own chairs to play it safe. Others were not so lucky, finding solace leaning against a fence post or beer barrel. Though expansive, with plenty of seating options, this place was at or above capacity on my recent visit. It was by far the busiest confined space I've been in since the beginning of the pandemic. Parking was also tricky, as a result. The beer list was great - there were tons of different options, including stouts, ciders, and triples. The staff was fairly efficient, and they all wore masks. When the sun began to set, a staff member ignited our propane table-side fireplace, which was much needed as the spring chill sat in. Overall, this is a great spot for good, local beers. However, I'd say there needs to be more restriction on the amount of people. There were lots of large groups, which makes sense. This is one of the few outdoor beer gardens open at the moment, and makes it easier to socialize amongst the gathering restrictions. However, it was like COVID never happened here. Other than staff masking up, it was certainly beyond a capacity I'd be comfortable with, even pre-pandemic. My advice? Bring your own chairs, just in case. I also wish we could make reservations. Because we can't, I'll definitely hesitate to visit again during a peak time.

When it comes to hazy IPAs and heavy stouts Levante is definitely one of my local favorites. So…read morewhen my GF suggested their Stables location as the spot to meet her family in I was all in. And it led to what might be my favorite outdoor brewery spot ever! As the name suggests, this Levante is set in a converted stable grounds which makes for the perfect indoor/outdoor drinking and dining experience. The main stable house was turned into an indoor bar space with tables and a storefront for their to-go beers and merchandise. Meanwhile, the outside grounds have plenty of tables, a gazebo for live music, and a spot for guest food trucks to sell their food. It has significantly less ideal seating on rain and winter-filled days because its a former stable, and it doesn't have the best food options without a visiting foodtruck. But the main building is still a great option to imbibe on colder days, and when its a great spring or summer day it's the best brewery option out there. As far as beers go its pretty hard to go wrong with everyday brews like their Cloudy & Cumbersome and Tickle Parts. But if you're down with dark beers you don't want to miss Imperial and Pastry Stouts like their Gran Gianduiotto Imperial Stout or their Dodge Dunk Dip mint oreo stout.

The atmosphere was relaxing. The outdoor seating was comfortable, the service was friendly and…read morequick, and the drinks cold and refreshing.

Food, Beer and Service great! What made the experience less than it could have been was the owners…read morechildren running and squealing around the bar. This has happened on previous visits. Kids were just being kids, but the bar should not be a play area.

I came here on a Friday evening with my husband. We love checking out local breweries. It's a nice…read morespace with a wide selection of beers. The service was good, and the food menu is awesome. I love that they offer fried chicken and BBQ options. We had the wings, brisket, and the cowboy burrito. Everything was flavorful. We also had a beer flight and the Ghost of Uncle Jon's. We liked all of the beers. The place was packed, so the food took a while to come out. P.S. I don't like that the beer menu is only available via QR code. Personally, I prefer having a physical menu. P.S. We also liked the merchandise area and the variety of options.

First time here enjoying the local firebird festival and decided to brace the cold night stopping…read morehere first. Had a flight to start the evening while live music entertained my eardrums. Then a small kale cole slaw before the winner of the night a nice warm southern corn chowder with cripsy croutons and even more crispy fried chicken. Service was quick and prompt giving some suggestions on what to drink and eat. I wondered why the soup took longer but you can see from my photo the chowder deserves that love and attention. All warm to brave the snow and see the fire bird burn.

I love Rebel Hill's beers and $1 hot-dogs…read more Rebel Hill's staff is top notch. They're always super accommodating, especially during covid. They wear masks, follow social distancing guidelines, and always offer snack items - I like that Rebel Hill follows the rules. Their beers are solid. They recently released a bitter called Cross Keys. It's probably the best bitter I've ever had. They're going to cask it soon, much to the excitement of my boyfriend. Rebel Hill is one of the few breweries we've come across offering cask during COVID. I've tasted pretty much every beer on their menu, from pilsner to sour to stout, and they're always well-made and delicious. They also offer 5oz. pours if you want to try a few different things. Prices are competitive, about $6-7/pint. There is plenty of parking, and the brewery is accessible for everyone. Rebel Hill also has a plethora of outdoor seating if you're feeling the need for extra sunshine, and there are two TVs inside, typically broadcasting whatever Philly sport is playing. If you're looking for food, look elsewhere. Rebel Hill is simply complying with Tom Wolfe rules, but they do have a banging pizza pop-up on Fridays! I always look forward to stopping at Rebel Hill.

Caveat emptor - this is Strictly a beer review. The latest brewpub addition to our local scene…read moreopened in March 2018. Six offerings currently. All well executed if not necessarily my speed. It seems to me every brewpub in this part of the country caters to the IPA crowd. Not sure if that's because those are the people that frequent brewpubs- or if the customer base that appreciates more balanced recipes stays away because of the severe lack of same. My favs here were Mutt and Perfectly Imperfect. A bit less hoppy than the others with a more complex character. To be fair the saison is not hoppy but I'm not that big a dad on fan. In general this is well crafted beet with distinct flavors - I just wish somebody would buck the current trend of hopping everything up. I do like the ability to buy 5 oz pours to create your own flights.

Best Sly Fox location? Yeah, probably. Also the most crowded--because apparently every nearby…read morecorporate office empties in here at exactly 5pm like it's a team-building exercise. If you time it right, it's fine. If you don't, enjoy wandering around awkwardly with a beer while hunting for a seat that does not exist. I've definitely bailed a couple times after realizing I'd have better luck finding parking in Center City. Beer is... fine. Nothing life-changing, but there's enough variety to keep you from complaining too much. Usually a couple decent IPAs--I've been into Coastal Quest lately, so there's that. Food? Also fine. Specials? Also... fine. But credit where credit's due: the Italian Grinder Pizza actually fantastic! RIP Happy Hour beer deals, which is a choice I will continue to side-eye. Bombers still exist, though, so I guess we take the small wins. Real talk: this should be a 3-star place. BUT--the staff absolutely carries it to a 4. They're fast, friendly, somehow remember your name and drink, and will magically find you a seat when the place looks like a human traffic jam. Also always down to chat when it's slow, which makes you feel like a regular even if you're not. So come for the convenience, stay because the staff is awesome, and just emotionally prepare yourself for the 5pm chaos.

Fun spot, looks really modern and clean inside, with some decent beers on tap. I was here with a…read morefriend one evening, and it was a good spot to hang out for a little bit. They close on the early side, but still a good spot, and I saw some families there too. Note, I don't know if it's all the time, but when we were there, ordering was at the bar, not at the table (except maybe food, but we didn't eat that evening). A bit loud, but that's to be expected. Looks like a fun spot for a larger gathering too.

fantastic service, beer and food! absolutely my favorite place to go! Everyone should stop in and…read moregive it a try!

Food was great and service! Always love coming here. Martinis are delicious! Highly recommend!read more

Nice place! Pricy, decent selection of wines. Lighter selection of whites but good selection of…read morereds and sweets. Their Reserve Cabernet uses Australian grapes, which explains the $42 bottle price. Only four stars because they only offer flights instead of a traditional tasting. Frustrating that so many wineries don't offer traditional tastings anymore. Nice place overall though.

A cozy little roadside winery with an enjoyable array of wines. The staff is very friendly and the…read morebackdrop almost has a woodsy, hunting lodge type feel. Very well decorated and designed, without feeling pretentious. Plenty of space so you don't feel like you're on top of other guests. We've come here with our kids, and as part of adults-only gathering and had a great time both ways. In the warmer months you can enjoy your drink outside, but I really dig the interior most of all. My preferred wines here are the sweeter reds, particularly the Deliciously Red! I recommend a tasting to see what you like and then settle in for a spell and enjoy a bottle afterwards.