Love it! I'm from Atlanta and visited this place! The atmosphere, bartenders and drinks were…read moreamazing!!! I definitely recommend it to all my soccer fans!

Great vibes! I'm honestly surprised it wasn't more busy on a Thursday night- it definitely should…read morebe. We came for dollar wing night (RIP the 50¢ wings ) and tried the drink specials, and they were bomb. Amazing deal and really good quality food. It does get a little chilly inside, but it's ok. The drinks were such heavy pours that we had to ask for soda on the side, and they were super accommodating about it. Get the adios mf drink if you want to be crunk. The mango habanero wings were my favorite flavor perfect balance of sweet and spicy. Also, I love when restaurants give gloves for wings so we could be demure. Definitely want to come back!

My husband and I randomly stopped in here for lunch on our walk from center city to the art museum…read more What a great stop!! From the outside you can't tell that it has a fun tropical/tiki vibe going on. Maybe it was just for summer, but it was really fun! The servers and bartenders were all in tropical shirts, and there were other tiki touches without going full-blown Tiki Bar. The bathrooms were interesting. All the stalls are unisex, single stall, and then the sink is a big trough outside all the stalls. Unconventional, but it works. We both ordered beers - we had the Summer Love and the Philly First. Both were really good! We shared them so we could both enjoy some of each. To eat, my husband ordered a chicken Caesar wrap with fries, and I had the spicy Buddha bowl. Chicken Caesar wrap was good (hard to screw that up), and we both thought the fries were pretty good. Not the best I've ever had or anything, but good, enjoyable fries. The Buddha bowl, however, was outstanding! Cilantro rice, edamame, carrots, red cabbage, broccolini, and I added chicken for protein. It was the perfect level of spice, and a really nice balance of veggies to rice to protein. 10/10, would order again! I'm probably going to end up trying to recreate it at home. The only note I have for it (and it's super minor) is that it could maybe have a sweet or tart note added. Mandarin oranges, mango, pineapple... something like that. I would absolutely recommend stopping here! Next time we're in town I will go out of my way to go again.

Love Victory!! Such a massive space but it fills up so quick around 5:30 for happy hour and post…read morework drinks. A large selection of draft and can options as well as a full bar. Their food menu is great and everything is reasonably priced given the location. The staff is friendly but can be a bit slow to get to you, especially when its busy.

Good beer selection, very good food, excellent service and friendly staff…read more Loved the breading on the fish and chips. Neighborhood vibe.

First time coming in--had to visit an Eagles bar and this is the first one that comes up on google!…read more Service was great, and food came out fast. The vibe was good as well--I can see why this is a common spot to watch the games! The food was ok, but nothing special to me. The pretzel bites were worth $6 but not something I would seek out again. The crab burger was ok--pretty dry. the Philly cheesesteak wasn't my favorite--meat was very fatty, almost like sausage. Wouldn't come back here for the food to be honest, but would for the vibe during a game.

McGillin's Olde Ale House has been pouring beer in Center City Philadelphia since 1860, when Irish…read moreimmigrants William "Pa" and Catherine "Ma" McGillin opened it as the Bell in Hand Tavern. Regulars started calling it McGillin's, and the name became official in 1910 with a new brick facade for the 50th anniversary. William died in 1901, and Catherine kept the bar running through Prohibition. Her daughter Mercedes McGillin Hooper ran it for decades afterward, until it was sold in 1958 to Henry Spaniak and Joe Shepaniak. Christopher and Mary Ellen Mullins bought it in 1993, and their son Chris Mullins Jr. joined the business in 2006, so it's still family-run today. It's widely recognized as the oldest continuously operating tavern in Philadelphia and one of the oldest in the country. Gourmet magazine named it one of the 14 coolest bars in America, and Complex ranked it among the 50 best Irish pubs in America. Those honors are well earned for a bar that has stayed open through Prohibition, wars, and more than 160 years of changes in the city around it. The pub itself feels like it has been here that long. It's cozy and packed with character, with the kind of old-world tavern atmosphere you can't recreate in a new build. Whether you're stopping in for a pint after exploring Center City or settling in for a full night out, it's the right kind of Philadelphia institution. McGillin's is a must-visit.

My husband and I were on a quick weekend trip to Philly, and we love and Irish pub so we decided to…read morecheck this place out based on reviews. Its pretty cool on the inside, definitely passes the Irish pub vibe check. One thing that killed it for us right away: it was LOUD. Sure, we're not in our twenties anymore, but we're not super old. It was mid afternoon, before dinner time, and the music was so loud we were going to have to yell across the tiny table to hear each other. After walking around in the heat all day it was just not what we were looking for. We did stay for a drink. He had a decent old fashioned, though pretty tiny for the price. I had a beer, and it was what would be expected. The one thing that really stood out was the server. She was nice, pleasant, and very quick. I'd maybe go back if I was in the right mood, but that day was certainly not the day for me.

Given all the world and US sporting events this summer, I've been to City Tap more than a few…read moretimes. Great time every visit. I've been going for games and it's always packed to brim. Drinks sometimes takes a while to get (to be expected) but it's a small price to pay for Philadelphia sports energy. Took a walk on the wild side and tried the fernets and cola. Surprisingly it was great (fernets is not generally my cup of tea). I've had several over the summer. Great watering hole. I will say, I haven't had any food there yet.

My wife and I were in Philly for a long weekend and this place was pretty close to our hotel…read more We entered and it was pretty full and I ordered a beer from their extensive beer list. I ordered a pizza, which looked really good, but I have had better. A fun atmosphere inside and the service was great. Worth a stop, but there are better pizza places in Philly.

So Wicked Wolf is perfect if you were looking for party brunch spot. We went on a Saturday for…read morebrunch and the vibes were definitely there. They had a really good DJ and it was a fun atmosphere Now the service left something to be desired. While our server was nice, the food was slow to arrive and it took awhile to get our check as well. We ordered the wings which were good as well as individual entrees. I ordered the pancake sandwiches and they were just okay. Overall this spot is good for drinks, photos and vibes.

Woo child!! To be young again!…read more it's my sister's annual birthday week and we finished the night off after walking philly for what felt like 2 hours (25 minutes) and stumbled upon this club! the bouncers at the door were hella friendly (thanks billy) and the security inside kept a tight room. we joined in upon like 4 birthday parties and a full bottle service. needless to say the shots being poured were plentiful. Thank you to the really nice bartender in the orange hat (also a millennial) who grasps the concept of 'it's so loud in here' like it's not a nightclub. anyway the prices of the drinks were great. NO cover charges (that night) the floors were covered in confetti, and it was awesome watching jake paul get his jaw broken on someone's phone! #netflix ps. if you have a video of me acting up in a sombrero--no you don't.

We highly recommend this welcoming little bar serving flavorful food and a decent selection of…read morespirits at a reasonable price. The space is beautiful: polished dark wood and very clean. We sat at the window overlooking street and sidewalk traffic. Kiara H made solid recommendations for us off the menu. I thoroughly enjoyed the hot Pozole Roja soup and Heirloom Tomato Salad with mozzarella. Delicious. My companion raved about his Chicken Cheesesteak Empanadas with cherry pepper aioli. Compliments to the Chef!! Highly recommended!

The concept to Good Dog Bar is amazing. You mean to tell me you have a whole bar whose sole…read moreidentity is to promote good doggos?? That's cool and I don't even like dogs that much. Inside there are three floors for sitting and gathering. First floor primarily for drinking, second for eating, third for fun and games (pool table and darts). Service was great.

I went here for a happy hour with some coworkers. It has a dive bar vibe It's a little dark. Bar…read moreseating and tables are available. We ordered individually at the bar. The bartender was very nice No happy hour but they do have daily specials. The menu is more for the younger crowd with a "Huggie" drink and drinks that were in Dixie cups. The menu also had some other drinks that were standard prices. I opted for a Stateside. The day I was there was 25 cent wing specials. You could get a variety of different flavors. The wings were tasty.

Dollar well drinks and happy hour food menu were great value. Nice spot to watch World Cup games…read morealbeit a bit crowded, but added to the charm

Great pub atmosphere with tasty British comfort food. The fish and chips were crispy and flavorful,…read moreand the service was friendly and attentive. Would happily come back!

We had a University of Birmingham gathering here a couple of years ago, and it felt wonderfully…read morenostalgic. The menu, the food, the service, even the décor brought back fond memories of our years in Birmingham, UK. If you're in the mood for somewhere refined, charming, and just a little old-fashioned--in the best possible way--this is a lovely place to visit. And naturally, the fish and chips are not to be missed. It's right in the heart of Rittenhouse Square, one of the loveliest parts of Center City Philadelphia.

Looking for a new place to grab lunch, we decided to try Topside Tavern & Tap House, and I'm so…read moreglad we did! I ordered the Chopped Wedge Salad with Chicken, and it was absolutely amazing. Every ingredient was perfectly paired, and somehow everything just worked together beautifully. The chicken was perfectly cooked and placed right on top, making it the perfect addition to all the fresh vegetables. I completely cleaned my bowl! That's always a good sign. Definitely a new place to add to my list when I'm looking for a delicious lunch. I'd absolutely go back!

The bartender Alain (curly haired male) is known for taking empty bottles of alcohol and filling…read morethem up with other bottles of alcohol. It's happened many times by staff behind the bar so that bottle of Grey Goose may not even be Grey Goose. It's a federal crime but they do it anyway. Not to mention they have been known to take shots behind the bar, which has led to delayed orders and sometimes not receiving an order at all. I once tried to get Alain's attention but I couldn't because his back was to me while he sat at the bar watching tv. Lastly, the staff doesn't notify guests that a 20pct tip is included in the bill because they want guests to tip even more. I used to go there because it was close to my job and the food was good. But the service just kept getting worse and worse so I decided to start bringing my lunch to work. Go at your own risk.