The food was amazing as well as the service! You get so much…read morefood! Everything was excellent!

It feels like a relic from an earlier era, but you know what, I dug it. The parking lot and the…read moreinterior were huge, but I came at opening on a weekday, so it looked a lot more empty inside than it was. Our waitress was very friendly and ended up leaving a pitcher of water once she saw we were parched. The salad bar wasn't huge, but there were some cold dishes along with salad fixings, which is part of the vintage charm. The bread (not complementary) was also a huge round loaf great for sharing. The decor's medieval vibe is very charming and it's nice looking around the room. The kitchen is open to the dining room with big brick ovens. I had the prime rib which was big and juicy (the baked potato was fine but the Yorkshire puff was bland and barely editable soaked in juice - may just be I don't like this food). The steak came with a giant onion ring which was delightful, and it was cooked perfectly tender. This place thrives in your meat and potato staples, so not a lot of side options except what's at the salad bar. For dessert, we had to try the peach melba delight, which was a giant goblet of vanilla ice cream, peaches in juice, whipped cream, and a cherry on top. Deceptively simple but extremely tasty and great to share There's a large bar area and the bathrooms are nice. This place is great for larger groups that include older people. The food is good and the atmosphere did feel like it was from another time, but we had a good time, and it's nice to see a place like this still around.

The concept to Good Dog Bar is amazing. You mean to tell me you have a whole bar whose sole…read moreidentity is to promote good doggos?? That's cool and I don't even like dogs that much. Inside there are three floors for sitting and gathering. First floor primarily for drinking, second for eating, third for fun and games (pool table and darts). Service was great.

Good Ambiance...decent music...Pool tables and drinks specials. Friendly staff. Food was Ok.. the…read morechicken sandwich was edible. Very thin chicken and wavy too much crunch on the outside. Your eating more crunch than chicken and it lacked flavor. *** Thicker chicken breast and season the batter a little, with a Chipotle Honey Mayo or something and a true elevation occurs with the sandwich***... Just a suggestion to the Chefs.. Overall cool spot.

We had such a great experience at Monk's cafe. An adorable wood paneled warren with booths and…read moreawesome art, this place definitely matched my vibe. As a vegetarian, I can't recommend their seitan cheese steak highly enough - it was savory comfort food wrapped in a perfectly balanced amount of delicate hoagie bun. The mixed greens salad was also pretty top notch. My husband loved his steak frites and didn't expect such a nice cut of meat. We both had beers recommended by our attentive server and she nailed it. She also knew we were in a rush and got us in and out with time to spare. We will be back!

Wanted to have beers at this neighborhood bar that was our last stop on our Philly Bar Crawl. The…read moreguy at front told us that we could not sit at a table and only order cocktails. Since the bar seats were full, we had the choice to head all the way to the 2nd rear bar. We took the short journey to the secluded small bar that was also full and took refuge at one of the four tables. We took a look at the "Beer Bible" or their version of a drink menu. The bartender informed us that we could not sit at the table unless we were ordering food. At this point we ended our pub crawl and left defeated scratching our heads. This was far from a classy place without a line out the door during the week which made it even more alarming. Interesting experience as our last taste of Philly.

We had a party of 11 last Saturday night, and since I live in Pittsburgh, I've never been there or…read moreheard of it. However, my sister-in-law lives there, and we were trying to surprise my wife for her BDay that night. The Dandelion was FANTASTIC!!! The food, drinks, staff were all so attentive and courteous, we all LOVED our experience. Helen was the best waitress, and she was so nice to my little daughter who wanted to follow her around, lol! I would not hesitate to go back there, and you all should do the same!!!

Recently visited with a large group for lunch. We had a severe sesame and nut allergy with us…read more While he packs his own food to be safe, our server Gabby took the time to check on each dish he ordered, even taking care to prevent cross contamination. Her attentiveness was so appreciated so we could all enjoy a meal together, a rare occurrence! The food was great and the vibe was very cool.

Dinner was absolutely amazing! From start to finish, Darling Jack's did not miss…read more We started with the mozzarella sticks and... OMG. First of all, they're huge and homemade. We asked for the toppings on the side because, you know, kids, but WOW. The vodka sauce was delicious, and the pickled tomato concoction that came with them? I could've bathed in it. The calamari was perfectly crisp and came with the unexpected bonus of onion rings, which were ever-so-lightly battered and perfectly crunchy. And once again, the sauces were superb. The boys shared a cheese pizza, half pepperoni, and really enjoyed it. My husband ordered the burger, and yes, I stole a bite--and yes, to no one's surprise, it was amazing. We also ordered the charred broccoli after seeing everyone rave about it online. They were NOT wrong. Creamy, smoky, charred perfection. And finally... drumroll please... the 10 oz. smoked Duroc pork chop! OH. EM. GEEE. Perfectly charred on the outside and incredibly juicy inside, sitting in the most delicious smoky morita-apricot glaze and topped with a bright cucumber-melon salad with mint and blue basil. The contrast was perfection! The rich, smoky pork, the sweet and slightly spicy glaze, and that cool, fresh salad on top. Every bite had the perfect combination of flavors and textures. Easily one of the best pork chops I've ever had. As wonderful as the food was, the service somehow made the experience even better. From the minute we arrived, we were treated like family coming home for the holidays. Warm, welcoming, attentive, and genuinely kind. What an absolute joy of a restaurant. Darling Jack's, I WILL be back!

Went for lunch on a Saturday, was sat quickly and greeted by a server relatively fast. The…read morewatermelon and cucumber salad was very refreshing, the only thing I would mention is that there was a tad bit too much dressing sonfelt very oily while eating. The lobster ravioli was 50/50 for me personally, while the lobster was cooked well and the sauce flavorful, the only lobster was what was topped on the ravioli and not actually stuffed in with the cheese like I was expecting. It was still good, just not as "lobster ravioli" as Im used to. The pizza is a very thin crust but they did a wonderful job of not burning the crust despite this. There was a lao a really nice distribution of pepperoni throughout the pizza and it never really gave that "greasy" feeling that can happen.

The best place, and very good stention and it's have Parkin lot and then the matching are efficient.read more

Oscar's how I love you…read more Perfect little dive-ish Tavern in Center City. Classic canned and drafted bevs and your standard bar set up. Large bar and plenty of booth + table seating. On the weekend the bar definitely leans college-ish age as the bars surrounding it are that demographic, but during the week its a healthy mix of folks. Cash only!!

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!

We came here around 11am before a matinee and didn't realize we wouldn't be able to get a table…read more We were very lucky to get bar seats that were around the corner of the bar. This way it was easy for our group to talk. I saw someone else drinking a drink that looked really good so I just ordered that without looking at the menu. It was in a champagne glass and had an orange peel in it. This drink was delish and I would order it again. I ordered the caesar w salmon. The salad itself was fine but the dressing didn't taste at all like caesar dressing. I still ate the whole thing - but just didn't love the dressing. The bartender was running around like crazy and I felt bad for her that she had to work so hard.

I've been here multiple times, and the service is always great. They also have quite a list of…read morebeers and a few seasonal cocktail specials. I've been on the main level and the 2 floors above but I think there's also a basement so if it seems crowded on one level, check out the others. I'm not a big fan of Ireland's cuisine so it's a challenge for me. Everything except the Irish stuff bangers and mash, fish and chips, is pretty average bar food wings, fries, hummus. Good neighborhood pub and not a place to have a fine meal.

An Irish pub that takes no small measure of pride in serving Philadelphians, mostly the locals and…read morethey have a number of beers on tap upstairs and downstairs including some local craft beers. It can get pretty crowded on either upstairs or downstairs space. Very noisy as you would expect for a pub. Lots of TVs and not a lot of moving room, just watch your step down the stairs. No cover, apparently there's a third floor that we didn't realize was there, would've made it easier as a bigger group to go up, I think -- our space was reserved but it was too small for the group, so we have to plan better next time. Like the signs by the stairs, though.