We had a great stay in the Fitler Suite. The suite was nicely decorated, spacious and came with…read moremany complimentary snacks. We had a problem finding the parking garage and entrance because it was late a night when we checked in. The kind front desk attendant came outside to greet us in the dark. My sons are competitive swimmers and the Fitler pool with lanes was a great facility to get a workout before checkout.

What a gorgeous space this is! They have a huge library area, office spaces and the food is…read moreincredible! We stopped in for drinks and appetizers after dinner for a family gathering and really enjoyed the roof top and espresso martinis!

Terrible bar. Go anywhere else. What a bad experience. Beware: they take your ID with your credit…read morecard if opening a tab and it caused us to miss a flight because the ID was left at the bar overnight. Who requires patrons to give over their ID to buy a drink? This practice is literally unsafe and borderline illegal. Staff is unfriendly. Bouncers are rude. The experience isn't worth it. There are so many other bars in the area, you can go literally anywhere else. No wonder there is a line outside the bar next door while no one is entering this bar. If you go here, you're going to waste your money and have a bad time. We will never return and tell everyone we know to never go here

It lives up to its name. It was pretty crowded when we went but it was still fun and nostalgic.read more

Fantastic place for a few hours with kids. I go all the time with mine. Smaller arcade but has…read moreenough for the perfect amount of time for the kids

A great place for the littles without breaking the bank…read more If you have younger kiddos in your family, this is a great place to go! I took my nephews here (5 &7) and they were wowed. The games are child size and for about $20 they were occupied for a good while.

The owners for the market are so chill they listened to our rec's and got the chips we wanted too!…read moresuper above and beyond we even got a stuffed animal for my daughter! Super neighborhood vibe in the city love stopping by!

This is a new game lounge in the Univeristy City area. You can buy bubble tea and chill or explore…read morethe board games and video games that they have around the lounge. For bigger groups, party games in private rooms are a must try! They also have DDR, a crane machine and a piano so there is a lot of things to do in between studying.

In town for our sports medicine convention This was the site of a fundraiser for NATA (national…read moreathletic trainers association) Foundation. We had level three and the bar staff as a whole was fantastic! The bowling was fun. The band and music was jamming! The lane staff kept up with all the changes of names. The bar keeps had buckets of beverages a plenty. I was on full all night. The kitchen crushed it. Food was tasty. I definitely will return when In Philly again. Keep up the amazing work... Kudos to all staff! I'm glad I won a hat!!! #ThunderUp Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City

Definitely skip this place if you actually enjoy bowling or a reasonable good at it. The venue…read moreitself is "upscale" and the prices definitely reflect it, but the lanes themselves are terrible. Not oiled at all. Looks like no one has been maintaining the lanes. And the string system for the pins sucks. Didn't try the food and just had one beer. I don't get why this place is popular. If you are a decent bowler this place will annoy you. When I was there, the customers (a younger group) were loudly shouting and cursing. No decorum at all which made a bad experience worse.

Have bowled with this league for several years now and I can honestly say I've met some of my best…read morefriends through it! Originally signed up with some buddies and we're joined by many more friends over the seasons. So much do we had to split into multiple teams! We've met a whole ton of awesome new people too. It just people I see every weekend, people who I've since traveled with, done fantasy sports leagues with, been in the weddings of! It's seriously a great way to get out of your shell and make some cool new friends! Definitely suggest joining up when you can!

Joined the league after being out of Philly for some time and don't regret it. Everyone is…read moreapproachable and friendly and everyone's there to have fun, meet new people and drink. The managers (Gill and Travis) were also very accommodating giving us extra time to finish the game and then starting flip cup. Definitely looking forward to the upcoming weeks. Only bad thing to say is Gill is a nets fan unfortunately.

Dear reader, We…read morerecently went to a wedding at The Union League in Philly, and the whole experience was extraordinary. The building is huge, elegant, and so striking to be inside, with a grand historic feel and remarkable detail at every turn. What truly stood out, though, was the artwork. There were beautiful, old, and impressive pieces everywhere, including portraits by Sully and Marchant, which made the entire place feel part museum, part event venue, and wholly unforgettable. It is such a unique setting for a wedding and easily one of the most stunning venues I have visited in years.

Wowza, inside was amazing. There was a wedding happening in there. I was there for a reception. The…read morepaintings and stained glass window. I was there for a work reception in the evening. Appetizers were decent. Mostly paintings of former Presidents, WWI, and more. Stained glass window on the staircase reminded me of my trip to Italy.

"We're from out of town and wanted to know where we could go afterhours?"…read more "Legion" So on a trip to Philly, we (Me, Rick B. and Vic M.) had no idea how restrictive Philly's alcohol laws were. The supermarkets didn't sell beer but instead referred us to a Chinese restaurant, which I will review separately (5 stars). Along the same lines of conservatism were the 2AM club curfews. So instead of retiring to our hotel, we restlessly searched for the one place where someone could get a beer after hours. Everyone we spoke to referred us, in a whisper, to Legion like it was some super secretive speakeasy that you needed a password to get into. Totally not the case. We went. We knocked. Bouncer opened the door, checked us out, let us in. No need to know anyone. No need to know any password. Thanks for that I guess. Inside is dark, seedy and depressing, filled with a bunch of people that reminded me of Barney from the Simpson's. We evacuated immediately.

The amount of time spent in this bar and chances of getting knifed to death are directly…read morecorrelated, like the correlation between going to Penn and being a white trust fund baby. It's the only after-hours establishment in West Philly that I know of. No one calls it the American Legion - it's known colloquially as "The Pit," a name every bit as depressing and terrifying as the bar itself. The last time I went there, my friend got his balls fondled by a black stripper and she and two of her friends tried to physically force themselves into our cab when we left. If you're into feeling vaguely threatened while you finish your 20th beer, you have to go here. If you don't want to worry about having your kidneys stolen by a sex worker, I'd take a pass.