HORRIBLE!!! Air barely worked, sink didn't work, the floor in the back was a complete hazard and…read moreneeds to be done over, super small, it was dirty when we got there and we had to clean everything but paid a cleaning fee! Tables were suppose to be round but got long ones -10 wouldn't recommend

From the owner: “Legendary EventSpace is a versatile and stylish venue in Philadelphia, perfect for creating…read moreunforgettable moments. Ideal for celebrations, social gatherings, and community events, it offers a personalized and memorable experience for every occasion.”

If you are looking to have a memorable experience I highly recommend booking Plush Events Venue…read more The space is amazing, affordable and the owner was very professional. The outside space is bonus and puts the cherry on top for such a great space!

Plush Events venue is a beautiful space to have your special event. The owner Kia is Amazing. I…read morerecently lost my grandmother and needed a space to have her repast. Kia was very professional and sympathetic to my needs. She provided me with everything I needed. The centerpiece and the photo wall was Awesome, my grandmother's favorite color was purple and Kia added a nice touch to the photo wall and put purple flowers on it. Very Nice, Loved it. I will Definitely be having future events here and would recommend this space to anyone who's looking for a great space to have their event.

Great experience! The owner was professional, accommodating and kind. Venue was clean, up to date…read moreand perfect for my event. I am definitely booking again! Thanks!

Easy access, equipment ready to go, venue clean, flexible with availability. I'm coming back to…read morebook another event.

Oh, what a night! I…read morewas kindly hosted by my work for a company event and we had a blast. this is a weird location to find though. which may be my only issue. SPIN is an underground ping pong club and night club. This is really a great location for large groups, tournaments, get-togethers. heck i would assume if you got married in the area it would make a great after party venue as well. They have multiple bars, and elevator access plus a coat area & multiple smaller areas for private parties. There were at least (5) parties along side ours. We had an offering of a 3 hour open bar, tapas dining, larger plates for flatbread, charcuterie, and various snacks. The staff walked around offing appetizers, while the main plates we stationed about. I thought it wouldn't be a feasible options however with about 75 people we nibbled on everything! The bartender was crazy efficient. considering within (2) hours she was by herself tending to 50+ moderate drinkers. my personal fan faves of the night were the mocktail she made us! it's like the drink of the year. no, you dont get the recipe. move on. i forgot what it was called. Now let's get to the most important part of the night: the raspberry follipop tartlettes that i took probably a dozen home in a little box. i literally had to find out where these things are from because they could have served us crack and it would have been less addictive. There is not a single place in philly you can get these things from (at least as of this review). i am DISTRAUGHT. They aer sold mainly in texas so these were a real treat! lastly, silliness aside, i would like to give a huge THANK YOU to our host and her crew--Kayleigh (forgive my misspelling). they ran a tight ship on our group, our food and the drinks. by the time the DJ started the dance floor --opened up and we move to the upstairs bar. Her entire crew set the whole room back up like we were never there. overall this is a great new venue and really a good move for philly nightlife culture.

Went on a Friday night for a CHOP-sponsored event, and the place was lively. There are plenty of…read moreping pong tables, so it never felt too crowded or hard to get a game in. One thing that really stood out was the complimentary coat and bag check, such a nice touch and made everything feel easy and well-organized. We ordered a charcuterie board to snack on. Some parts were good, like the hummus, which was smooth and flavorful. A few of the veggies, though, seemed a little less fresh than expected, like the carrots and cucumbers, which were softer and a bit dry instead of crisp. The pita was also slightly on the dry side. It might have just been an off batch, but worth noting. Service overall was very attentive. At times, dishes and drinks were cleared a bit quickly--especially while I was in the middle of playing ping pong--but it really just reflects how prompt and on-top-of-things the staff are. On the flip side, they also help collect stray ping pong balls and keep buckets refilled, which makes the whole experience much smoother and more fun. Overall, it's a great spot for a night out with friends. You're really coming here for the ping pong and the energy, and on that front, it definitely delivers.

Worth the stop as it's always free admission. Admittedly I did not do my research and was unaware…read morehow small the space is. It's two rooms with rotating exhibitions. No permanent gallery. The current exhibition on Shaker furniture was interesting, but I can see how it's not for everyone. I appreciate what they're doing at the ICA, I just wish there was a bigger permanent collection on display. Shoutout to Juno the welcoming cat.

The Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia - ICA is a…read morelaunchpad for contemporary art and ideas. ICA is on site at the Univeristy of Pennsylvania. We stopped by on our visit to the University of Pennsylvania to specifically see the Joanna Piotrowska: unseeing eyes, restless bodies We didn't think we would spend as much time as we did here, and I loved both of the exhibits. There are two gallery spaces, the first one held "Where I Learned to Look: Art from the Yard", with the curator and several artist being from Texas. I'm not sure I loved it because there was a Texas connection and also Baltimore screen art, but I really enjoyed art from a yard perspective. Fun contemporary art and a Koons piece. The second story held the second exhibit: Joanna Piotrowska: unseeing eyes, restless bodies. She's a Ukrainian artist, and I really thought it was going to be something different but it was a really cool exhibit. I have never seen carpet and space used this way before and her art evoked both fear and whimsy and awe. I love this museum and the fact that it's really quaint - obviously the experience you're going to have here depends on what exhibits are showing, but I had a great time here overall. It's completely free so if you're ever by the University of Pennsylvania, I highly recommend you stop by.

I love this event space first of all it is black owned, woman owned & family run. The space is…read moregorgeous and extremely versatile. I've seen it decorated for upscale events (with round tables and seating) as well as, panel discussions & live bands (there's a stage as well) & vending markets. The owner is such a sweetheart, she's kind and greets you with a beautiful simile and is very welcoming. I've attended events as a guest and also had the honor of vending at a networking Monday event. It's a great space for any type of event or celebration. I absolute recommend Kanvas and make sure to follow them on social media to keep up with all that they do for the community.

From the owner: Kanvas Event Center we not only specializes in customizing your event vision, we ensure we remove…read morethe stress factors of event planning and venue selecting. We focus on event solutions, not thinking of nor creating event problems.

Versatile space offering yoga classes and wellness services, plus arts events on weekends!read more

Poorly run, smells weird and owner is rude. Place is the opposite of inclusive. Much better…read moreoptions out there.

A wonderful location in the local Philadelphia area for events, exhibits and celebrations. The…read morestaff is the best and the owner takes pride in the business a very dependable option.

Such a beautiful venue, inside and out! The owner was pretty laid back guy who's into music and has…read morea band so he's super busy outside of Open Space and also pretty hard to get ahold of! His assistant Martian is a character and such an amazing human being, we loved his personality and customer service! Martian promised us a beautiful, clean space and that's exactly what he delivered! Highly recommend and would definitely use this space again in the future!

A true Philly gem!…read more I came here with 2 of my nieces and we had a wonderful experience from start to finish. We were greeted at the door and then taken to our table. As I took in the sights of the establishment, the atmosphere was warm, welcoming and the decor was minimalistic while the table setting was luxurious yet refined. Oh, and the music that was playing set the tone perfectly. Because you select your service (and pay for it) when you make your reservation, there was not much that was required of the staff however, our waitress Tayla, brought some samples of tea to our table for us to smell, which helped each of us to decide on our tea. I ordered the Afropunk, one of my niece's ordered the Lemon Ginger and the other ordered something that had "pureè" in the name; I did have a little taste of each and enjoyed them all but the Afropunk was my fave. The light fare that was served was surprisingly filling - I enjoyed all of what I ate and I ate EVERYTHING. My nieces ate everything also but they didn't care much for 2 items that were served. I purchased The Baring - High Tea for us, which was a 90 minute experience and the timing was perfect... By the way, the location of the salon is perfect and parking was easy to find. Overall, I had an excellent experience here and can't wait to return!

The Baring Afternoon Tea for $48 per person at Akwaaba Tea Salon was darling…read more A couple things to note for future patrons: They don't do same day reservations They include a 20% gratuity When you reserve on Open Table everything is prepaid. We requested no pork before we arrived as a dietary restriction. Ms. Leslie and her team took very good care or us. I had the Ginger Lemon Roibois Tea, My companions had the Wakanda Tea and the Kenyan Black Tea. We arrived early for the 1 pm Seating. Upon entry the tables were prepared with the cotted cream and lemon clotted cream. This accompanied the chocolate chip scone that they said what just freshly baked. They also offered us infused rosemary water. All of the setting was adorable. The little cup the honey came in and thr Tea timer were very nice accents. When the Baring High Tea selections arrived we got a nice variety. I agree with a previous reviewer who thought the curry chicken sandwich would have been better if it was hot and not cold. However, the other savory items tasted good. This included the turkey brie on bread and deviled eggs. The sweet treat spread included brownie, bread budding, lemon tart with a blueberry, pound cake loaf flavored treat with strawberry garnish. A very nice high tea experience and great service.

One of the most vibrant and welcoming creative spaces. It offers a variety of art, performances,…read moreand community-driven activities that feel accessible to everyone. The programming is thoughtful and diverse, creating opportunities for both emerging and established artists to connect with the public. The Rotunda feels like a true gathering place. There's a sense of openness and care that makes people want to linger, engage, and return. It plays an essential role in nurturing creativity and fostering connection within the city.

I like this space. I've gone here to see the following: Mac…read moreand cheese cook off, craft fair, dancing/fire spinning, comedy show, play, lecture, and a few potlucks. It's nice that the space is available to the community. It's an alcohol venue, which is the only downside.