Smoker friendly, old-school bar that is what all bars should be: Friendly, with ice cold drinks and…read morewarm hearted people to share in the joy of good drinks, good music from the jukebox and great fun all around. Dating back to 1925 they've left it as close to original as possible, giving Jack's Pub a unique, vintage vibe I haven't found anyplace else! Every other Saturday and most Thursdays Taren works the bar and I've never met a better bartender anywhere! She's the BEST!

We started to go to Jack's about 3 years ago when my husband finishes his night shift…read moreround.....that's 7am. It's fun to go "day drinking" once a month. We loved it right away. It probably hasn't changed much at all since it opened in 1925. The bartenders are friendly, the drinks are cold, and it's a fun way to spend a couple of hours. The owner, Kyle, stops in often. He's really a great guy and really cares about the place. The bar is that lovely dark, ornate wood which could never be replaced today. The jukebox is awesome. The patrons are really nice to us and we always feel welcome. Rich, the bartender, is our particular favorite.

They had great wings. My wife and I really enjoyed them. I ordered takeout and they were ready as…read moresoon as I got there. Great atmosphere for a pub. I will be going back again. It's out of the way and locked into a neighborhood that makes it really local. Loved it!

Went on my Birthday had a great time. Chicken quesadillas were good and beer was nice and coldread more

I'm no stranger to cocktail bars, so this is right up my alley! They had awesome seasonal cocktails…read more(and a good selection of beers), in addition to selling the alcohols they made drinks with (locally made!). I love a local feeling bar, and this really hit the spot. Servers were amazing and very knowledgeable, in addition to the place feeling very cozy and intimate--it may be hard to get seating on a busy night, FYI! Three of us got cocktails (all very balanced and super delicious), and one of us got a local beer. Honestly, I wish I had this near me! The cocktails are what you'd expect to pay at a cocktail place ($11-15), but they were all worth it! If you're ever in West Reading on the Avenue, you should really check out the Bar Cart! It's a must visit.

Very nice, cozy bar. Super friendly staff and reasonably priced drinks. Everything we tried was…read moresooooo tasty. The place is decorated sooo cute! We had such a great time there. Excellent service and quality drinks! 10/10!

This place was so good we came back twice while in town, for both the food and drinks. Both our…read moreservers were really nice, especially on the second day when we were exhausted from the airshow and couldn't make up our minds about anything! We just knew we wanted beer and good food. The way this play is decorated with the low lighting when you walk in is also really nice, the bar and the chandeliers they have are nice. Definitely not the vibe I thought we were walking into but enjoyed it! First day we ordered bang bang shrimp, Brussel sprouts and the pork belly BLT. The next day I was so tempted to order the same thing, but I tried their seasonal wing sauce- mango habanero and it was delicious!

We were exploring Shillington. Loved the farmers market. Had to make a quick decision on lunch…read morewhile partner was driving. Checked in with yelp. Recognized this place since we had been to the Dryville location a few times. Had a great French martini to start. Lobster grilled cheese for me with the tastiest lobster I've had in years. Partner went with his default; a burger. He ate it all without a word and declared it excellent after his plate was clean. Service good. A good day surviving this frozen white hellscape. I want to be in Puerto Rico

Tucked above my longtime favorite The Barley Mow sits the hidden gem Light in the Attic and during…read moreRestaurant Week, it absolutely delivered. Finding your way upstairs adds to the speakeasy-style charm. The reception area alone sets the vibe: playful, stylish, and full of photo-worthy moments before you even sit down. It feels like you've discovered something not everyone knows about. We went with the small plate prix fixe menu (three courses), and each dish was thoughtfully prepared, beautifully presented, and -- most importantly -- delicious. Every course left us wanting just a little more, which is exactly how a tasting-style experience should feel. Nothing felt rushed, and the pacing of the food was on point. Cocktails were also excellent, creative, well-balanced, and fitting for the ambiance. The only hiccup of the night was drink service being a bit slow. Not a dealbreaker by any means, but noticeable. Overall, a great Restaurant Week experience in a space that feels both intimate and fun. I'll absolutely be back to explore the full menu soon.

On 7/10/2026 we decided to have a date night so I decided to make reservations a few days before…read more. Also, The restaurant was highly recommended. The atmosphere was absolutely stunning and classy. Our server Ashley was top notch, extremely attentive and knowledgeable about all aspects of the restaurant and menu. The appetizer of the Focaccia Bread with different spreads and cheese was amazing. The meal itself was overly satisfying and was fit for the food network . We highly recommend " A Light in the Attic" and we wish this establishment a long and prosperous existence. Jeff and Sharon

Can't speak for the entire outfit but had their Thursday cheesesteak special / with fries and tall…read morevictory Brotherly Love and it was great. The bar staff was friendly and attentive. The bar patrons were pretty cool as well I would definitely recommend the place. Need to try the pierogi next time. They looked delicious.

We have eaten here a few times over the years and have had positive experiences. However, we went…read morethere last night and had a poor experience. Our waitress, who chose to wear air pods, was crass and impolite. She was sarcastic in a negative way towards one of the members in my party about their drink choice. She also stunk of heavy cigarette smoke and was coughing all over the place. The food was nothing special - just standard bar food. However, the prices here are outrageous! Unfortunately, it's just not worth going here when I can go elsewhere and get a real meal, not just bar food. I'm actually sad that I have to leave a negative review. In the men's bathroom, the sink has next to no water pressure and they were out of soap. I wonder how the employees wash their hands... On a positive note, the food was served fresh and hot!

Solid 4 stars. Not outstanding but definitely solid enough bars and good atmosphere. Trivia night…read moreis a lotta fun

Stopped in while on a work trip, ordered the Philly cheese steak egg rolls with a sweet n sour…read moresauce appetizer, they had great flavor and the sauce went with it perfectly. For beer I had the Mexican laugher and black lager, both very tasty. I love the vibe of the brewery being an old fire house. The staff were friendly and made you feel like a regular. When your in the area, definitely stop in for a visit!

My first visit to Sly Fox's Wyomissing location and I was surprised to find that they opened at…read more10AM for Sunday brunch! The building is in the old Vanity Fair complex, so it has high ceilings and plenty of parking spaces. They have a nice size bar, but we sat at a table inside. There was live music outside on the patio, but we only realized it when we left. The brunch menu had a selection of offerings, including mimosas and yummy chicken and waffles! The regular menu with appetizers and sandwiches was still available too. The service was quick and the food was delicious. Nice beer selection and mixed drinks too! Worth a visit if you're in the area.

Sly Fox is the quintessential neighborhood watering hole. It's a no-frills big empty room that they…read morestuck some chairs and high tops in. Throw in some TVs, a big U-shape bar for maximum area, thus making it my favorite bar shape. Have you ever been standing in one of those straight-line bars, and you're about three layers of people away from even sniffing the bar. It's claustrophobic, it creates a needless bottleneck, it feels like you're about to be crushed. Not here. It's open with super high ceilings. You can go outside and play cornhole in the crisp fall air. The whole place is easily accessible either by using the parking lot out front or the even bigger parking lot in the rear. I think there is some sort of hidden ballroom downstairs for private events. Every now and then you see a whole wedding procession just casually stroll on through. I guess it's the hot destination, which makes total sense when you take a step back and can see Sly Fox for what it truly is, which is your cookie cutter craft brewery bar experience you've seen countless times up and down the eastern seaboard. I gotta give it to them, Sly Fox was one of the few breweries to break through to kind of the ultimate level. To the point where it goes well beyond just having your beer appear in local bar taps, but to be the establishment itself, and in this case, a successful chain of them. With its headquarters in Pottstown, it's always nice to see success stories like these with local roots. I will look back and think fondly of these days before it becomes a giant evil mega corporation snuffing the life out of smaller startup breweries like it once was by the dozen. Until then, might as well enjoy the ride.