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The Mulberry

3.9 (111 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)
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Ruthie S.

The ladies and I had a great time here. They had the crab spaghetti and enjoyed it. The drinks were a hit, especially the "It's Thyme", but be aware, the mine in my fríe drink definitely was not fresh, but she enjoyed it despite that. The Salmon and cabbage was top dog on the table.

Christine C.

The drinks were magnificent, and the food was delectable!! So glad we ran into this cute place, the vibes were great and so was the service! We got several cocktails that were so unique and delicious and the food was actually good!

Cocktail of the Week: Cranberry Moscow Mule
Nia D.

Haven't been here in probably a year or so, but stopped in for happy hour a could of weeks ago. The ambiance and vibe is still there - a combo of elevated and casual with the feeling of your normal local bar. Mood/dim lighting came on at one point while we were there giving an intimate vibe, but energy of everyone in there helps you know you are in a pub - which I like. We got there just in time to get a couple seats at the bar, because shortly after the rush of people getting off work happened. We ordered a couple of apps to share - Jerk Marinated Wings in Cilantro Lime and the Fried RI Calamari. The wings were pretty good with the cilantro lime giving a nice and different taste to it. The calamari was ok with the romesco sauce and cherry pepper relish giving it a kick and taste outside of the normal marinara most places give, but wished it was crispier/fried a bit more to give a little more crunch to the bite. The drinks were great! I got the Cocktail of the Week for my first round which was a Cranberry Moscow Mule. But the star drink for me was "IT'S BOO-TIFUL". The moment I took a sip of the drink it felt like I was taken to someone's private beach. It was mixed so well with no overpowering taste of alcohol, but could tell it was strong afterwards . Good drinks, decent food so I would come back again to try some other menu items for dinner, brunch or late night.

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Yoshi L.

The restaurant is packed with people, understandable for Phillies first game of the season but there's only 2-3 server on the entire floor. We ordered pizza and the mac and cheese and was a little disappointed. Took 25-30 minutes for the food to come out, we assumed the pizza was ready for quite sometimes and no staff was able to bring it out to us. The iron skillet? mac and cheese was underwhelming, could use more salt, pepper and cheese even tho it looks cheesy. Could definitely be better.

Fried RI calamari
Nicole M.

Really good drinks, they also have a happy hour, but it is house drinks. The RI calamari has a really unique sauce

Espresso Martini
Sean H.

Late Night Win in Center City Philly. Dropped into Mulberry's around 1am after some bar hopping and wow--what a find. Place was packed with Chelsea fans after the FIFA Club game, but the vibe was chill and the staff still super friendly and fast. Open until 2am with food (yes, real food--not just fries and wings). We had an old fashioned and an espresso martini, both solid. The pizza hit the spot and those truffle fries? And where else are you getting deviled eggs at 1am at a bar? Nowhere. Crowded but fun, good energy, and somehow still managed to get our order fast. Mulberry's crushed it--definitely adding this to the late night go-to list.

The Hey Hon - this one is strong!
Christopher P.

Conveniently located near big Companies like Comcast, and soon to be Chubb's new HQ. This location is great spot to grab after hour drinks with your coworkers. The ambience always feels classy and relaxed. The Pizza was ok and the service was amazing. I recommend the Mulberry as a great place to grab drinks before taking on the parkway to Visit the Rocky Statue.

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Hank C.

Sports bar around the corner, a lot of people doing their holiday party here. We had one server going around taking orders, which came quickly enough, standard bar drink menu. The food - mixed. Pizzas were good, but the buffalo wings were terrible. I guess balance? The cheesesteak egg rolls were only so-so.

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Van D.

We literally came to The Mulberry since two other places were unavailable or too busy, so it was literally a last resort since we were hungry and soaked from the rain. The menu was not too impressive and we struggled to even want anything. I was personally just eating for survival. There were some items we wanted that they ran out of, so that was pointless. Starting off my coworkers had the Chips and Guac ($8) and a Classic Pizza ($16). I had the Avocado Toast ($12). It was bland, not filling, and just for survival. We tried a few rounds of a bunch of things from their menu including the Champagne Mule ($14), French Gimlet ($15), Sauvignon Blanc ($12/glass), Sangria ($10/glass), Electric Margarita ($16), Jameson Orange ($11). Later on I smelled brussels, which my coworkers originally wanted so I asked them, and they restocked. So I ordered some Brussel Sprouts ($6) and Fries ($8) to share. Service was a bit lacking for my taste. We started off at the tables and got a little neglected so we closed out and went to the bar. Some bartenders we liked and found more helpful than others. I didn't enjoy the food and I didn't really like the drinks either but my coworkers didn't want to go and we kept ordering. Cheap alcohol and lacking service. We spent $362 before tip for a really subpar experience.

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Miles A.

Lively spot with lots of seating and a big bar. Seems like a popular after work spot, and has a big drink menu. Food menu is a bit more limited, but the meals were good. Can't go wrong with a decent cheesesteak. All around pretty good. Thanks

Rebecca H.

First off, they do not have dessert. We went for dessert because everything online said they did. We had appetizers instead. The food left much to be desired. The people at the bar looked like they were enjoying it.

Caramel apple margarita
Linette S.

I will start this review by acknowledging that I mainly came to the restaurant for their garlic knots Buffalo chicken dip (I'm shocked other restaurants haven't thought of this?!!) the garlic knots were great and not too doughy. The dip itself was just okay. The star of the meal was their seasonal Caramel Apple Margarita. The drink was refreshing and not overly sweet. Our server, Kevin, was very attentive and checked in on us periodically. I would come back here if I'm in the area, but will not go out of my way to return.

breakfast tacos, breakfast sandwich
Alice L.

cute spot, but the food is average at best. i ordered the breakfast tacos which were very unmemorable. my friend ordered the breakfast sandwich and did not even touch the potatoes. the food was not cheap either for the quantity. there was no wait at 1p on a sunday. the restaurant was almost entirely empty, and we were seated immediately. the only reason i would come back is if i was looking for a sit-down lunch at a nicer establishment and everything else in the area has a long wait.

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Joe and tiff are the best bartenders, great vibes great food, 10/10 would recommend. Buffalo chicken dip is bomb

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3.8(1.2k reviews)
0.6 mi•Avenue of the Arts South
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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.

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This is not Delmonico's in Manhattan or even a fancy steakhouse. This is a kitschy throw back to a…read moredifferent era in South Jersey that really hits the mark for what it is trying to deliver, and does so with a panache that is hard to dislike. We went not expecting to like it, and goodness me the parking lot confirmed my fears of a huge Jersey institution. But then you walk in and the spot feels like Medieval times turned into a steakhouse. There are wonderfully kitschy decorations and some amazing charcoal ovens available for all to see. The service matches South Jersey, it's a vibe for sure, and it's caring and loving while lacking grace and professionalism. The salad bar feels the same way (everyone gets to go to the salad bar if you order something I think) and the caesar salad was just maybe the most mid caesar salad ever, but that's okay...you could add anything you wanted, and I added bacon! My manhattan came with a sidecar, which is atypical these days, though the sidecar was hard to pour in to the glass because it was just in a regular glass. The cocktails were great though. The prime rib was not that great, but the 2lb Tomahawk we got was amazing. I think every bite was flavorful, juicy, and fatty. I'll be back - this place embodies the land it sits on.

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4.0(2.5k reviews)
0.6 mi•Rittenhouse Square
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Want the ultimate beer selection with a side of top quality food? Monks cafe is your spot. The back…read morebar is a total vibe plastered with brewery tins/signs and dim lighting. The staff is knowledgeable on craft beer and are super friendly. The beer menu boasts harder to find beers ranging from Belgium styles and west coast styles. Thinking Russian River, hills farmstead and the old Belgian classics. Feeling snacky I ordered the pommes frites and chicken fingers. The bourbon mayo that comes with the fries is stellar. Use it on the fries or the chicken fingers for the ultimate combo. The fries are seasoned well and are hard to put down. The chicken finger batter is so delicious. I know they're just fingers but come on, they're amazing.

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

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3.6(742 reviews)
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We had such a great time at Moriarty's! We were just looking for a spot to hang out for awhile and…read morehave a few drinks since it was crazy hot out, but was going to start raining at any time. Neither of us were hungry enough for a big dinner, and we were too tired to wander the city. Moriarty's came up in a yelp search, and we love an Irish pub, so we decided we'd give it a shot. The interior space is definitely Irish pub, but also has some pretty touches. It's not too dimly lit, and its not crazy loud, which was super nice. We sat at the bar, and it was a slow enough time that we were able to chat with the bartender a bit, as well as a regular patron seated near us. We had some really fun conversations! The drinks were good, as expected. I stuck with beers, but my husband had their black Manhattan, which he really enjoyed. The food was pretty on par for bar food. My husband had a sandwich, and I had the nachos. Both were fine. Overall we had a great time, and ended up hanging out for a few hours; definitely longer than anticipated! It was a great spot to have a drink, a quite bite to eat, and ride out a storm. I would absolutely go back if we find ourselves in the same area in Philly again.

This was our first time visiting Moriartys, and I chose it because they're open late since my guy…read moregot off work late. I wanted to give him plenty of time to chill and relax before we went out to dinner, and it worked out perfectly. I ordered the Chicken Piccata, and it was delicious! The chicken was perfectly cooked and full of lemony flavor with a creamy sauce. The asparagus was also very tender and cooked perfectly. My guy ordered the Buffalo Chicken Caesar Salad, which was so good he shared some with me. He also ordered the Whiskey-Glazed Salmon, which came with rice and asparagus. The salmon was cooked perfectly--not dry at all, with a nice crispy outside and amazing flavor. Apparently, one Buffalo Chicken Caesar Salad wasn't enough because he was still hungry, so he ordered another one! It was just as amazing as the first. To finish everything off, I ordered the cheesecake, and it was very, very, very good! We also enjoyed our drinks--my small glass of wine and his Yuengling beer. Moriartys definitely satisfied all of our food and drink needs last night. Great late-night option, delicious food, and definitely a restaurant we'd return to!

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