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.

Stopped into Bar Hygge on a Sunday, at 3:30. This is during the hour where they transition from the…read moremid-day bites menu to the full dinner menu. I just wanted a couple beers and a Caesar salad, and then once 4 o'clock rolled around, a plate of their pretzel bites with beer and jalapeno cheese. I love the atmosphere of this place, and the staff, including hostess and waiter, were very friendly and attentive. I'd like to visit Bar Hygge again sometime, bring some other folks along, and get more serious about their dinner menu, because they seem to have a lot of good-looking items! The beer I ordered was Mr. Carey Loves a Pale Ale, and it was quite good.

In May, My sister and I were in Philly for the evening to see Ari Lennox and we needed food!! My…read moresister found this spot online, and it had good reviews. We had an amazing experience. I ordered two orders of the Roasted Oysters as Starters and I ordered the Mushroom Barley Veggie Burger w/Fries and an additional side of Brussel Sprouts. Everything was finger licking good. We shared everything and it was perfect.

Alternate location for Human Robot…read more The best part of the experience is the space. It's enormous with a lot of different seating options, including booths, couches, bar seats, and a nice outdoor stool area. The music was LIT, a most random choice of 2000s emo. It wasn't super crowded when we went so super easy to get service. It's combined with a bagel place and not sure how appealing that would be for like later in the day beers. The main drawback is the beer options itself: about 7 options and a wide gamut of things but nothing overall so so appealing.

Had to host a last minute social for work and this place pulled through for us. Not only were they…read moresuper responsive over email, but they were proactive in helping us the day of and we had a really successful event. To start, they have a great selection. A friend of mine lives in Fishtown and says this is his go-to spot it the HR closer to him so we walked in with high expectations. We knew their beer selection from looking online, but they were happy to break it down and answer any questions. My coworker and I both enjoyed a Rangi New Zealand Pilsner (but we saw our other colleagues enjoying a variety of other drinks). It's located in a sort of office building that makes it a little tricky to find, but there is a nice outside patio where you can see the Schuykill River (we saw lightening too haha). We'll definitely be back and recommend folks to check this spot out as well!

My wife and I were in Philly for a long weekend and this brewery was right by our hotel…read more It is really big inside and we sat at the bar. I ordered and IPA and our awesome bartender served it right up. He was a super chatty guy and he noticed I was playing Pokemon Go. So we talked gaming and the Phillies. He was a great guy. The beer was tasty and you could order a 22 oz beer. Guess which one I got? We didn't try their food, but it looked great from customers around us. Stop in for one or two!

Hey friends! In addition to being close to the convention center, this spot came highly recommended…read moreon Yelp. Iron Hill is a local brewery serving up in-house brews and great food! First, I always appreciate an open-kitchen concept I feel that it bridges the gap between consumers and staff and produces a family setting. We ordered a burger(can't remember the name) and a chicken sandwich. Both were absolutely delicious. The burger had one of the best medium-cooks I've ever had, medium is tough to achieve. Fries were crispy and not overly salted. We unfortunately had an issue where the burger came out 15 minutes after the chicken sandwich, our server was very apologetic. +Customer service was amazing all-around +Restaurant was clean and well stocked +Great for groups, sports watch parties +Prices are average +No parking I hope you enjoy!

In town for our sports medicine convention This was the site picked by myself and others for our…read morealumni and friends party fundraiser for Missouri Valley college athletic training department. We had nice gentleman bartender the got us primed. He was a fit blonde gentleman that crafted my wife a drink from her acquired taste for booze. Thank you!!! The host was super friendly and got us taken care of - dark hair and easy to chat with. Sydney our server was fantastic! The vibes and atmosphere was fun. The world cup games on...was easy to see from our location. The bar staff kept our beverages flowing. I was on full all night. The kitchen crushed it. Food was tasty. I definitely will return when In Philly again. Keep up the amazing work... Kudos to all staff! Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City

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.

Love City Brewing is such a fun Philly brewery! The space is large and has a laid-back, welcoming,…read moreinclusive vibe that makes it super easy to hang out for a while, and the beer selection had plenty to choose from. The bartenders were friendly, the atmosphere was relaxed, and it felt like a great neighborhood spot rather than somewhere overly touristy or trendy. Definitely the kind of brewery I'd happily come back to, grab a few beers, and settle in with friends. I very much enjoyed the pale ale.

A great space, great beer, great service, and a food truck in residence that hits three of my…read morefavorite food groups (burgers, chicken sandwiches, pizza) like the drum break from In the Air Tonight. Bumbum, bumbum, bumbum, bumbum-BUM! The stand-up class I'm taking at Next In Line next door has had me stopping by every Tuesday and I feel like a proper regular now - and I'm kinda glad about it. The lime lager slaps. Love City Lager I've had all over town and always enjoy as an any time beer. At some point I just have to run the board. As for food, you can't really go wrong. The burger, chicken sandwich, and pizza are all a 7+ out of 10, the burger being my favorite. It's the right size, right price, and the coated fries they serve up are so so good. And coated fries aren't even my favorite type of fry! The space is beautiful and great for groups too. I feel like it kind of honors the feel of the warehouse neighborhood it sits in. There's lots of preserved details and, aside from the steel stools and chairs you see in every farmhouse style bar, the structure itself makes it feel like the brewery could have been there for 50 years. Nothing else to say, really, except for that when it's 100 degrees outside the inside can get warm. Nothing a few cold beers can't fix.

Monk's Cafe has been a favorite of mine for years - I love Belgian beers, and this is one of the…read morebest spots in the city for them. Small, rustic, a little loud, Monk's Cafe is exactly what you want from a proper Belgian beer bar. Original plan was to sneak away solo for a bit during our Labor Day weekend trip, since we had two families with young kids in tow, but in the end everyone decided to come along, and it turned out to be a great call. There are plenty of kid-friendly food options, so nobody was stuck without something to eat. The real treat this visit was a tap takeover by Cantillon, the legendary Belgian lambic brewery out of Brussels. Getting to try a couple of their beers on tap was honestly a bit of a dream - it's the kind of thing you don't expect to find outside of Belgium, so I definitely took advantage. Food-wise[1], we ordered the pork belly, the duck salad, and the squash & mushrooms - all excellent, but the duck salad was the standout of the table. The also offer 5 different kinds of mussels, each version prepared with a different kind of beer, and multiple vegetarian options. This is a step above typical pub food, more refined without losing any of the coziness. We went as a group of six on a Saturday late afternoon, no reservation, and waited about 30 minutes for a table - not bad at all for a Saturday. We grabbed a couple of beers at the bar while we waited, and ended up getting seated at one of the large round tables up front, which worked perfectly for our group. Already looking forward to going back. ------------------------------------ [1] Menu: https://www.monkscafe.com/menu

just as fantastic, if not better than last time!…read more my friend and i swung by after our original plans to go to happy hour fell through, and we were easily able to get a seat around 4 pm. we shared one serving of the duck salad, and our waitress was so so sweet to split it into two plates for us. we also share the thai curry mussels and frites which i had last time as well. their fries are so good and the sauce is amazing. the broth of mussels was also so flavorful and we loved dipping the bread in. we had a great time and were both full afterwards! the highlight was definitely the amazing service, everyone was so so sweet and checked in on us several times. by the time we left, it was definitely getting busy, so i recommend going early! it can get quite loud as well when it's busier because of the intimate seating, so be warned.

I've been wanting to come to this place for a while and finally checked it out with a friend for…read morelunch this past Saturday. Would say it was because I was hungry, but even then I would know if something wasn't good - this was delicious! They had some great options for sandwiches, paninis and salads that it was kind of hard to choose. But I ended up going with the San Diego panini - happy I did. It was soooooo good. It was like fresh bread, perfect cooked and seasoned chicken and that pesto set the sandwich off... Whoever is making that pesto needs to bottle it up and sell it by itself of you don't already lol. Good spot and I will definitely come back to try some other menu options, and maybe checkout the events they have/host.

I'd say 3.5-3.6. Honestly it's good, the meats good, the seasoning is good, the cheese is good. The…read morelettuce has to change, 0 for the lettuce. The baguette meh, it's late I take that into consideration. -cheers pb

This is the second time I've brought a relative to this tour. One from Köln Germany and one from…read moreNorthern NJ. They both found the tour interesting, informative and fun. We had a late lunch there afterwards and were very satisfied with the selection and quality of the restaurant.

Stopped by Yards because they had a parking lot. That was honestly our selling point. I'm glad we…read moredid. Kelly was our server and she was absolutely amazing. She walked us through the menus, letting us know what was her favorites and what was the favorites of the regulars. We had the wing phlight and the eggrolls. They were honestly better than I expected. The Sriracha ketchup was divine. The portions were huge. I enjoyed the bowl of chili and the cornbread. I have no complaints and would definitely come back.

My wife and I were in Phillly for a 4 day weekend and one of my best buddies picked us up and took…read moreus to some places away from Liberty Square where we were staying. We had a great cheesesteak and then he took us to this great brewery nearby. It is large inside. The bartender looked a little disinterested, but they had a lot of IPAs on their menu. I tried two of them and they were both solid. They have lots of outside seating if you want that and I got a couple of stickers. Fun place for a couple of IPAs.

Nice atmosphere, friendly staff, and a very good and comprehensive menu (I don't know exactly what…read morethey do to the jalapeno cheese that comes with the pretzel bites, but I love it). There's a cool outdoor area that wasn't open on my visit this past week, due to some rain. They have plenty of tables inside, though, with QR codes so you can order from your seat if you want. The location is excellent; you're right across from Brooklyn Bowl, around the corner from the Barcade, and just a few steps from the Fillmore. Other Half has a large beer selection--but I think it's important to note that most of these are of the hazy variety, and very few with an alcohol percentage below six. For most beer enthusiasts this is probably fine, but I had difficulty locating a beer that was a little lighter and more my speed (on my first and only other visit, they did have a can of something closer to my normal choice, but that wasn't on the menu this time around).