What a great find! I was a little unsure at first since I'm not really into bar-type places, but…read morethis spot completely exceeded my expectations. The bank rolls, dry rub wings, and whiskey wings were absolutely amazing--perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. Service was friendly and fast, which made the experience even better. My husband ordered the beef taco special (2 for $5--such a steal!) and liked them, but couldn't stop reaching for my appetizers. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area!

Alright, listen up--I've eaten a lot of roast pork sandwiches in my time. South Philly? Been there…read more The Jersey joints? Crushed 'em. Even made my own a few times, thinking I had it all figured out. But then I walked into The Bank Bar and had my mind completely rearranged. The place itself? Perfect. It's got that old-school, no-nonsense vibe with just enough charm to let you know they actually care. You walk in, and it's like the place has been waiting for you--dark wood, a little history on the walls, and that unmistakable smell of something incredible happening in the kitchen. The kind of place where you know, deep down in your soul, that good things are about to happen. And then came the sandwich. This roast pork wasn't just good. It wasn't just great. It was the best roast pork sandwich I have ever had in my life. No exaggeration. First bite--boom--instant revelation. The pork was juicy, packed with deep, rich flavor, and shredded just right, like it had been slow-cooked by someone who truly understands patience. The roll? Oh man, that perfect balance of crusty and soft, holding everything together without stealing the show. Then you get hit with the garlicky, herb-loaded bite of the greens--sautéed just enough to still have a little bite, but soft enough to melt into everything else. And the cheese? Sharp provolone, the kind that makes your taste buds wake up and pay attention. I sat there, sandwich in hand, just nodding to myself like some kind of roast pork prophet. Every bite was a reminder that this is how it's supposed to be done. It wasn't a meal. It was a life experience. If you haven't been to The Bank Bar yet, fix that immediately. Order the roast pork. Thank me later.

The people are amazing friendly the food is delicious the music is great an I enjoy myself every…read moretime I'm visiting

Had a great night watching the Phillies (although they lost). The place is spacious, and the staff…read moreif super nice and accommodating. Awesome food and drink specials--including the Phillies shot (Yum!). I had a huge, grilled, all-beef hot dog served on a toasted roll at game special price of $3 & served with pickle slices. My friend had a beef cheesesteak that she loved and it came with choice of cheese and amazing fries. It was big enough that she had to take 1/2 home. Other friends ordered naked wings that came with ranch & 2 sauces. The single burger looked small. I guess that's why they offer up to 4 patties on a bun-lol:) Pictures next time!

Happy Hour : 4 to 7pm. Great food/drinks and excellent customer service. Shout out to Michelle for…read morebeing so attentive, insightful and also very observant to what we needed throughout our visit there. Had the opportunity to meet the owner, very engaging and down to earth. I would highly recommend the Empire Burger with fries! My happy hour drink was their signature tequila with mixed juice! Very on point therefore I had to order another one! The bill was under $25. The guests that I had invited to meet me were more than elated with their experience there! They even talked about coming back again and again. Restroom only one for either males or females but it's not a lot of foot traffic and from the looks of it when using, pretty much clean and fully stocked. Has a Pool table and ample amount of seating.

love me some Karaoke at Empire! Every Wednesday is awesome! come join us! Theres a great group of…read morefun making characters! Hahaha. Including my silly self! Its all fun! Lets gooo

Great beer and crayons. Got the lamb steak which was very good. Also lots of TVs to catch every…read moregame.

I went to this place a few times before the Coronavirus shutdown, and it was nice, but the owners…read morerenovated it and now it's absolutely AMAZING. The staff was really nice and all COVID-19 protocols were well managed, and my wife and son and I really loved the food. We shared two great salads, delectable mac-n-cheese, a huge bacon cheeseburger and an order of "Big Rube's" fried chicken. Everything tasted delicious, and my wife and I each enjoyed a few Guinness Stouts with our meal. We can't wait to return as soon as we are able!

This bar is perfect for watching multiple sports games at once. They have plenty of TVs and one big…read moreprojector screen. We come here to watch the out of market Bills games and always have a good time. The bartenders are nice but lack attentiveness so you may need to flag them down to get a refill. The crowd is usually pretty friendly and the food is decent for the price.

I attended a baby shower there. I felt so bad for the person that gave it. The food was cold and…read morehorrible. The service was not to good Set the buffet table on fire. It just was an experience I don't care to have again

I ordered from grub hub, they made the burger I ordered incorrectly even though I called after I…read moreordered to confirm no onions as the person is highly allergic. I called them again after my delivery, so rude. I was told they can do nothing to help me. I do not recommend this buisness as it's obviously they are in it for the money grab, not for customer service. My food was also was left outside without a call or know , they left food on the step. It's outrageous! The attitude that I was given was deplorable! I guess that's why her only aspirations is to answer a phone!

Came on a Monday for lunch. My group sat outside. We were attended to promptly, which I…read moreappreciated. I did go inside a few times and loved the dark ambiance. The drinks were strong. The food was basic pub food. I enjoyed my time there and will be back. It's a great laid back spot.

I wanted to update my review. Lately the Spread Eagle is... well, becoming more of just an average…read morespot, in my opinion. I mostly end up here because my friends like it -- not because it's my first choice. There are a few decent highlights: $2 lunches, live bands, and pool tables (though sadly, not free ). But overall, it feels like they're charging premium prices for dive bar quality. The last visit our martinis were so expensive! The food is just okay, and when compared to places like Dominic's Tavern, Bobby Ray's, Mulligan's, or Irish Hill, the beer and food specials are limited and not nearly as competitive. While they have a few specials during the games, they need to expand this thinking! And the outdoor area? Let's just say it's not the vibe -- smells like a dirty ashtray and feels like an afterthought. When I think of a comfortable outdoor hangout, The Rail in Barrington comes to mind -- clean, inviting, and somewhere you actually want to hang out. In short, The Spread has potential, but they've got work to do if they want to keep up with the better bars in the area.

My wife and I had the worst cheesteaks of all time. There was a sickening spice on the sandwiches…read more Also, the prices are too high for what you get. I suggest getting a different cook and lowering prices.

nah. Mulligans is…read moreactually fine, but they shoot themselves in the foot in so many ways that I know I won't be going back. And as The Misses stated as we pulled away, "I never knew this place existed, and I'm happy to go back to that." Ouch. First, the good: - The building is spacious, and looked clean. There is plenty of room, and table and bar seating. - The menu is vast, with a lot of options - Service was fine. The bad: - Mulligans is wildly expensive. I think the cheapest thing to eat was a small bowl of fries, which was $7.95 (more on this in The Ugly.) An APPETIZER of chicken fingers was over $13 dollars, and that didn't include fries. I was shocked at some of the prices.... - speaking of those prices, they had Happy Hour AND Lunch specials.....that were almost the exact same price as the regular menu prices. So, a flatbread from the menu was like $12, but the Happy Hour "deal" was a flatbread for $10*....(again, more on this in a second....) How is that a deal? Yardhouse, for example, does HALF PRICE flatbreads during happy hour. - That barely discounted flatbread was also underseasoned, by the way. It looked ok, and had nice sized chicken chunks on it, but The Misses said that everything was underseasoned. (She did give them kudos for fresh fries though...) - There is no kids menu, even though there was a shocking amount of children here. We brought our 7y/o, the table next to us had 2 boys between 5-9, and at least 2 to 3 other groups came in with children just while we were sitting there. But, nothing on the menu for kids. I guess you need to just pony up the $13+ for an appetizer chicken tenders meal. The UGLY: - About those prices....they don't match the menu. I can't stand the price bait and switch, yet Mulligans hit us with it for every item. That bullshit $10 happy hour "deal" is actually $10.40 on the receipt. (BEFORE tax, before one of you wise ass economists chimes in....) My "$11.95 lunch special" was actually $12.43, and the Little Ones small side of fries came in at $8.06. Now, these are just slight little increases, but it's the point that the actual prices arenn't the same as the menu price. All of this is made even worse by the fact that.... - ...anything other than cash incurs a FOUR percent surcharge! So, our meal had an ADDITIONAL $3 tacked on because we paid with a card, like normal people. Who's walking around with cash in 2026? Drug dealers? There is just no reason to travel here to overpay for incorrectly price labeled food that you will then have to pay ANOTHER premium on at the end. The food was FINE, but fine isn't worth the upcharge.

We usually gravitate toward dive bars, but wanted something a little nicer for a Saturday…read moreafternoon--and Mulligan's was the perfect fit! Big, open, and bright with a varied menu and a TON of beers on tap. We had already eaten, so we didn't try the food, but everything we saw coming out of the kitchen looked fantastic. Portions looked generous too! One quirky thing: the older section of the restaurant in the back feels like a completely different style of building. It's a little odd, but honestly adds to the charm. Overall, it's a cool place to watch sports, grab a drink, and enjoy a laid-back vibe. Servers and bartenders were super friendly as well.

very good times here. Thanks for good service, bartenders, waiters/waitresses, and food. -Andrew.read more

I'd been hearing good things about Dominic's Tavern for a couple of years and honestly feel dumb…read morefor waiting this long to check it out. This place is exactly what a neighborhood bar should be--bright, welcoming, and full of regulars without making a first-timer feel like an outsider. Huge credit to Maddie behind the bar. Once she realized it was my first visit, she introduced me to the people around me, which led to me staying two hours instead of the quick lunch I planned. Ended up talking with a guy next to me and discovered we had a bunch of mutual connections. Just one of those unexpectedly great afternoons. Now, full disclosure: I'm a serious wing guy. My parents owned a wing restaurant for nearly 20 years, and I even had my own wing sauce company, so yes, I judge wings hard. Small ding for serving half wings instead of full wings, but the sauce was excellent--like an upgraded version of classic Hooters sauce, minus the grease. This place absolutely earned a spot in my regular rotation. Next trip, I'm going for the chicken parm, which multiple people swore by.

Kenny ask Raymond the cook if he was able to make him a Texas Tommy, he came thru, it was really…read moregood. Should be on the menu.

The food was awesome. Great choices a lot of specials, It was a great deal. Service was amazing…read morefriendly atmosphere. A hidden gem.