Have been here on a few occasions and their drinks are so good that we keep coming back - they have…read moreso many twists on classics and I have enjoyed everyone. It's also BYOF (bring your own food) although they do offer some light bites. Pictures from two separate visits.

Had tasty drinks with friends!! Got a simple cheese board! Great outdoor space and most…read moreimportantly, no blasting music or loud TVs. Which only ment one thing, we could actually hear each other!!!!!!

First time here for a 60th birthday party and it was handled with ease. Food was good, drinks were…read morespectacular and the crowd had a great time. Will not be my last time here for a good time.

We stopped in for a cocktail and wings and ended up staying for hours! great, fun bartending staff…read morewho made us feel welcome! I would stop in more often if I lived closer!

Came here with some friends and it was really chill. The bartender was friendly and on top of our…read moreorders. They have a digital jukebox which allowed us to select the songs we wanted which had the place live to us. I heard Karaoke night here is great!!!

I guess this is our new go to bar. Just a regular bar. Food is pretty good. Crowd is mixed. The…read morebartender Jessica makes great drinks.

Horrible experience our food was unfit…read more It was burned and the order was wrong . I couldn't eat any of mine We told the waitress and showed her the food and she agreed it was bad but the waitress could have cared a less . Like a normal establishment we expected some Sort of break on the bill . We were just a cash grab with no acceptable food and service . It was a $35.00 mistake ! Well I know they wont make it but anyway due to terrible food and hateful service !

This is a 2 star review…read more I ordered the wings mild and cooked light because I HATE hard wings. Of course they came out extra crispy. Is it that hard to get this order right? I gave my wings to the guy next to me, paid and left. Also they still smoke inside this bar. I'm not sure how they are getting around that law but it was annoying smelling cigarettes the entire time.

A dive, not dive bar. I liked the space and the bars are close to the band…read more We came to see FAT MEZZ - who I really think are going to make it big! Probably my fourth time seeing them. Our bartender was a nice guy and very attentive. The drinks were decently strong, as was the sound! Really good crowd too - mixed ages.

Great time listening to the newer bands. Good service and drinks. Looking forward to the next band…read moreevent.

New policy and manager (owners friend) are absurd and I believe illegal. Bar is often poorly…read morestocked. Heating and Air Conditioning are always broken. Prices go up 3 times a month. Warm domestic draft is $5.50. Tap system is also sub par for the premium price. Cook is often left without basic ingredients. For example. No cheese, fries, or chicken strips for a week. Drug residue in the bathrooms ALWAYS. On a plus the kitchen is clean. Just nothing to eat. By the way be aware a %10 inclusive tax is added to every purchase now. ​​When a small cup of coffee is $4 plus an inclusive tax to boot something is obviously beyond repair. After 20 years of enjoying a drink after work at my local pub I will no longer spend anything here. The free pool table from 6-9 is the only good thing left going here

MOUSE FECES and many other disgusting violations were found by city health inspectors as per their…read morerecent report (click the attached screenshots or visit the city's site). If the aforementioned failed health inspection is not sufficiently off putting, read on. When I first entered this lowly establishment, I smelled the worst odors that I have ever encountered at any business of any type. It smelled like a combination of a dirty public bathroom and a garbage dump with rotting meat. And I noticed how dreary, dark, dirty, old, loud, depressing, and run down the joint was. The patrons were unwashed, smelly, filthy, poorly dressed, very old, and loudly/crudely arguing with one other. This so-called tavern seemed more like a homeless shelter. The food was what you would expect from an ultra-low-end bar: old, rancid, leftover, and overly salty and greasy. The sausage (or whatever it was) in the sandwich was so dry that it was more like expired beef jerky. The roll was stale, probably at least one day old. The whole mess was reheated in a microwave, as if that would make it taste fresher. What little flavor that it had was more like rotting pork. The turkey in the sandwich tasted old, like that awful rancid mess that you get in a hospital. Again, microwaved leftovers. They did not even add mayo as I had requested, as if they could not spare it! The potato salad was bland and obviously old. The coleslaw was barely better. At these grossly inflated prices, I would expect better than a notch below convenience store food. All of the employees were drunk and/or high, and especially irritable and high strung. I suppose that I could forgive those flaws because the patrons were so rude and nasty. But I could never forgive the awful food, which is why I came here. Ironically, I never drink alcohol in bars, just eat. I have been to other local bars that have EXCELLENT tasting food for LOWER prices. And NO mouse feces as per their city health inspection reports. There is no need to even believe my legitimate criticisms. Just read the attached screenshots for the city health inspection report to get an unbiased analysis. This is a real review from a real consumer, so please do not delete it!

Have not been there for a really long time and now know why. Place is so LOUD. Food is really not…read moregood. Wanted to try again because Northeast Philadelphia offers so little. However, unfortunately will not be going here again. Ambiance -0 Food -0. Staff was nice.

The last time I came here I was disappointed with the visit. A DJ was there and because there…read moreweren't many people dancing, he just packed up and left after like 2 songs. To me, it was strange because me and my sister were jamming to the songs he was playing and was looking forward to hearing more songs. The DJ had mentioned that the staff told him to cut his night short and to leave, which was a bummer because then we were forced to listen to a jukebox and that's it. This used to be the spot me and my friends would always come to, since the food was good, the drinks were cheap and the music was always good and had us dancing. But on this night it was nothing but crickets, and for some reason we weren't able to order food, so we just sat at the bar and had some drinks, then we had the disappointment with the DJ packing up and leaving. Due to this last experience I had, I haven't been back since.

The food service and overall experience was great. Really enjoyed the piano entertainment. He…read morewelcomed me up to do a song with him as we were from out of town having dinner with some local friends.

As another reviewer commented, women do not feel welcome here. It is a dimly lit bar that seems to…read morefeed off the aggression of its employees and patrons. The bartender rudely denied one of our group's ID (although valid). I attempted to speak to the churlish bartender, and he told me, "No. Whatever the question is, the answer is no" before walking away from me. Per PA's RAMP ID laws, ID or Driver's Licenses from any of the 50 states or territories, a US military ID, or a passport are accepted as valid forms of identification. This establishment does have a sign on the front door informing customers that out of state IDs require an additional form of identification. There were no other written policies stating that U.S. passports were not accepted as valid forms of ID here, nor did the bartender request an additional form of ID before he aggressively rejected the passport. While up to the bartender's discretion, it feels like there is a gap in knowledge on acceptable IDs per PA's RAMP laws, and it was a shock to witness the bartender be so discourteous towards individuals not carrying PA DLs, especially during the FIFA World Cup, when there is an abundance of foreigners in the areas surrounding Philadelphia. I would gladly patronize any other bar in the area, as the bartender directed us to do. I would never want to go to an establishment that chooses to be so coarse to a polite group of young adults. I hope that the owner of this bar chooses to educate its employees more and train them to be more tactful when interacting with customers.