The oldest pub in Philly - 1860. A distinct odor of cherry wood and beer graciously emanated thru…read morethe pub causing a smile on my face. Ordered a craft brew from Philly and New Jersey, both tasty and needed after a long walk around the city. An Irish sports pub with strong ties to the city. The little bell sounds and the bartender grabs food orders out of the dumbwaiter that is littered with stickers - been a long time since ive seen one of these. The gender assigned men's bathroom was upstairs and it had a wide urinal trough which was an interesting nostalgic touch to the old bar.

Loved this place. I was in town for a few days, staying in Center City, and decided to check it…read moreout. Went around lunchtime on a Friday, and got a seat at the end of the bar. Barkeep was super friendly (found out we are from the same town), service was great even with a big lunch crowd, and had I fun chatting with other employees as well as some guests that sat next to me. Appreciated the decor, especially their liquor licenses from the 1800s! Will definitely being returning the next time I'm in Philly.

Thanks to my fellow Yelpers for putting this on my radar! Wouldn't have ever found it otherwise…read more Cool back alley spot that's super cool inside and the drinks/food are awesome. Enjoyed the truffle edamame dumplings and my chili bar buns and their twist of an old fashioned. Service was good (order at the bar and they give you a number sign for wherever you sit) Would highly recommend and I'm likely to return my next trip to Philly.

Recently came here for a private event and had such a great time. Firstly, the food here is…read moreamazing! We tried a variety of apps which we enjoyed. They also have a great drink selection here which is priced pretty fairly, especially for being in downtown.

The meal was flavorful, staff remained attentive, and the dining room felt comfortable throughout…read more Everything came together nicely, making this a reliable place for casual lunches or dinners.

I'm a biggg fan of Halloween so I knew when I went to Philly for a work trip that I had to look up…read moresome Halloween bars. I was thrilled to find a couple and made sure to work a visit into my schedule. Tinsel was great! Both floors were decorated top to bottom with spooky decorations. We stopped by early in the night so we had the place to ourselves to really explore. The staff was great and offered some advice on which speciality drink to get. When you get one of their Halloween drinks, you get to keep the glass it comes in too, which was awesome! 10/10 was a great time!!

We celebrated my daughter's 21st birthday at F1 Arcade with a group of nine, and overall everyone…read morehad a great time. The biggest disappointment was the customer service before the event. I sent an email with questions about our reservation and never received a response. The online booking portal doesn't provide much detail, and while the website has a "Call" option, it wasn't very useful. I received multiple automated reminder emails stressing that we needed to arrive 15 minutes early because race times wouldn't be extended for late arrivals, which is completely understandable. I just wish there had been the same level of attention when it came to responding to customer questions. Once we arrived, the experience was much better. They gave our group a private seating area, which was a nice surprise. Our server was friendly, checked on us periodically, and never pressured us to order food. We chose to have drinks only, and it was nice to relax before and after racing. The simulators were a lot of fun, and everyone in our group enjoyed the experience. The only thing to know is that the races move quickly--you only have about two minutes between sessions to switch drivers, so there's not much time to explore the venue or step away without paying attention to when you're up next. Overall, it was a fun and unique way to celebrate a birthday. We'd definitely come back, although probably as a special once-a-year outing because of the cost. If F1 Arcade improved its communication before events, this easily could have been a five-star experience.

Fun experience, but definitely on the pricey side for the amount of actual racing you get…read more F1 Arcade is a pretty cool F1 racing simulation where you get to drive an F1-style race car on various real F1 tracks. The simulators do a good job of making you feel like you're actually racing--the seat moves and rumbles as you go around the track, accelerate, brake, and presumably make questionable racing decisions. One warning: if you get motion sickness easily, this might not be the activity for you. Between the moving seat and the racing visuals, your brain may start wondering why your body is sitting still while your car is doing 200 mph. The place itself is huge, with 40+ simulators. We went on a Saturday afternoon and were surprised by how empty it was. They also have a bar and serve food, but we were there strictly for the racing. We had a party of 4, so we did the team racing option and were given two simulators. Each of us got three races, and the system paired us up differently for each race, so everyone got a chance to race against everyone else. That part was actually pretty fun and made it feel more competitive. The downside is that the races are REALLY short--about 3 minutes each. So for roughly $30 per person, we each got only about 10 minutes of actual racing time across the three races. Once you factor in getting everyone set up and waiting between races, our entire visit was under an hour. The staff was friendly and did a good job explaining how the simulators work and how to check when your next race was starting, so the whole process was pretty easy. Overall, this was a fun experience, especially if you're an F1 fan or enjoy racing games. The simulators are definitely more immersive than playing a racing game at home. That said, the price is hard to overlook considering how little actual driving time you get. We had a good time, but at around $30 per person for about 10 minutes of racing, this is probably a "do it once for the experience" kind of activity rather than something we'd do regularly.

Love it! I'm from Atlanta and visited this place! The atmosphere, bartenders and drinks were…read moreamazing!!! I definitely recommend it to all my soccer fans!

Great vibes! I'm honestly surprised it wasn't more busy on a Thursday night- it definitely should…read morebe. We came for dollar wing night (RIP the 50¢ wings ) and tried the drink specials, and they were bomb. Amazing deal and really good quality food. It does get a little chilly inside, but it's ok. The drinks were such heavy pours that we had to ask for soda on the side, and they were super accommodating about it. Get the adios mf drink if you want to be crunk. The mango habanero wings were my favorite flavor perfect balance of sweet and spicy. Also, I love when restaurants give gloves for wings so we could be demure. Definitely want to come back!

So Wicked Wolf is perfect if you were looking for party brunch spot. We went on a Saturday for…read morebrunch and the vibes were definitely there. They had a really good DJ and it was a fun atmosphere Now the service left something to be desired. While our server was nice, the food was slow to arrive and it took awhile to get our check as well. We ordered the wings which were good as well as individual entrees. I ordered the pancake sandwiches and they were just okay. Overall this spot is good for drinks, photos and vibes.

Woo child!! To be young again!…read more it's my sister's annual birthday week and we finished the night off after walking philly for what felt like 2 hours (25 minutes) and stumbled upon this club! the bouncers at the door were hella friendly (thanks billy) and the security inside kept a tight room. we joined in upon like 4 birthday parties and a full bottle service. needless to say the shots being poured were plentiful. Thank you to the really nice bartender in the orange hat (also a millennial) who grasps the concept of 'it's so loud in here' like it's not a nightclub. anyway the prices of the drinks were great. NO cover charges (that night) the floors were covered in confetti, and it was awesome watching jake paul get his jaw broken on someone's phone! #netflix ps. if you have a video of me acting up in a sombrero--no you don't.

sojo risin' $13 - drink has a pineapple and no raspberry fruit punch. I liked how it has no strong…read moreliquor flavor and was super easy to go down since I don't really like the strong liquor taste. Service took a minute and it's great ambiance on a monday night. decent amount of ppl

This is another restaurant I have walked by on my way to the Hospital or Rothman for appointments…read moreand each time I say I am going to check it out. This time I had plans for another nearby restaurant but walking by and seeing the outside and semi outside seating after a very long winter and a delicious looking salad just beckoning me in was all I needed to change my plans and head right in the door. The place has a very trendy vibe and open air establishment during the warmer months. The Chicken is tender and flavorful and they have a variety of Sandwiches and Salads. Fries were good too but there is a up charge for fries. Pricing was a bit on the high side for what it was but the place was a great place to sit a spell and enjoy the beautiful evening. Server was attentive and friendly.

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.