This is my first time in the area and my first stop was Mcgillins Olde Ale House and the service…read morewas amazing I was served by siera and Logan when I first walked in and they took very good care of me I felt at home I st down and got delivered my beverage within minutes I'm Very satisfied with the service I can't wait to comeback

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.

Our family has been going here for over 15 years.. We have never gotten a bad meal and the service…read moreis great!!

I must have driven past this venue 100's of times and never really took notice. It wasn't until I…read morewas out with the family that someone suggested going to The Pub. I learned later that this restaurant has been around since the early to mid 1900's. Plenty of parking in a large open lot. The place is very large and has one of the longest bars I've seen. The wood is very dark and you can see the chefs cooking over the hearth. They don't take reservations and won't see you until your entire party is there. One of the things I liked for our party of 10 was they had no problems with seating as they also have many large round tables. For mixed drinks, they make them pretty big and potent. For my martini, they sent back an extra glass. They also had great bleu cheese stuffed olives. We ordered onion rings (8 large to an order) and fried zucchini. The onion ring I had was pretty good. I didn't have the fried zucchini but heard it was also pretty good. Other than the light fare items, all dinners come with their salad bar which has both iceberg lettuce and Caesar Salad along with many fixings as well as cheeses and bread. I had the Baked Seafood Platter which came with scallops, shrimp, Clam Casino (without the shell), Maryland crab cake and a small lobster tail for $49.99. My wife had the baked chicken breast which she said was quite dry. The dining area is quite large and reminds me of the restaurants at a casino. Some in our group said it reminds them of Medieval Times due to the dark wood vibe. While I thought it was a bit pricey, I would still come back and try their signature steaks or prime rib.

Good bar with solid food offerings. We needed a place to…read morenosh and watch some basketball during our visit to Philly. Good Dog checked the boxes. Multiple TV's, a good variety of draft and canned beverages, and good food choices. The soup special for the day was split pea with ham. Talk about a little childhood nostalgia, Hit the spot! The french fries and wings were also good. Great place to take a break while walking around the city.

This hole in the wall was really cute. Super small, love the dog photos all over the wall. I came…read morefor a conference and I liked the welcome message they wrote on the wall. I'm not sure how accountable this review will be, as I did take out not stayed. They were having happy hour but it didn't count for me as I was take out I guess. I got the mozzarella sticks were bomb with the sauce and I got the creamy Mac and cheese. I was excited for the Mac and cheese because I had one last night that was amazing from somewhere else. I got back to my hotel my second but I found a hair. Like a fatty I threw it to the side and kept eating it anyways. Unlike a true fatty, I didn't finish it. So unholy for a Mac and cheese lover like myself... but it was too acidic for me. I couldn't keep eating it. So I'm basing this review solely on the food. The service seemed ok? They seemed nice, but can't judge that as I did take out.

My favorite burger in the city! Every combination is better than the last, and the French fries are…read moreto die for. The tavern-y ambiance makes the burger and beer taste even better. I spent some time mulling over the beer menu and our server was super helpful in guiding me to a drink I'd love -- excited to stop back in again!! Keep in mind it's no reservation and gets crowded! I recommend stopping at or before 6/6:30 for dinner.

While I was in Philadelphia, a friend mentioned that this unpretentious neighborhood cafe sold west…read morecoast Russian River beers and other unique Belgian beers. And it was walking distance from my hotel. Indeed their beer selection was impressive and carried Belgian Tripels, ales and IPAs and the elusive Pliney the Elder on tap at $8.50 a pint. I also learned their food menu boasts some well known choices. However, on this lunch visit the grill was out of service; no burgers, steaks, etc. I pivoted to their popular steamed mussels. A sizable pot of plump mussels in their black shells swimming in their liquor and considerable diced garlic and chopped fresh parsley. Delicious. The meal was accompanied by pommes frites and small slices of baguette for sopping. A chilled pint of Elder finished the monk's testament to excellence. Take a break from the cheesesteak and commit to the Monk. Well worth it.

This was one of my favorite dining experiences in Philly. Set in a charming historic building, it…read morehas all the cozy gastropub vibes you'd hope for. I went for a work dinner, and it was the perfect mix of business-friendly and uniquely Philly. The service was excellent, and my artichoke risotto was delicious. Overall, the food was a solid 4.5/5. I'd definitely come back on my next visit!

We enjoyed the food and the service was top notch!…read more It was great eating some "English" food the toffee pudding was a tad too sweet (not that you could tell by the speed at which it was gobbled by the 4 of us). Highly recommend

This might be skewed since prices are so much higher in nyc where we live but we thought the food…read morewas great and very reasonably priced. Service was attentive and polite. Food came quickly. Ambiance a bit darker than I like but its a vibe so I'm not angry. Good drinks too! Cocktails are usually too sweet for me but the ones my wife and I had were the perfect mix of tasting the alcohol and not being too sweet.

This is my second time visiting but this time was strictly for happy hour. This was another…read morepleasant experience and the weather added an extra sprinkle on top of the experience. Pizza- 4/5, I loved that it was a thin crust and cut up in small bites Whipped feta- 3/5, perfect for a warm day. I loved the focaccia bread. I'm not a beats fan so that knocked this down a bit for me HH wine- 3/5 decent Overall I would visit again for sure. I loved the outdoor seating, it was a perfect way to end my Monday.

Had all the essential elements: locals hang out, good beer cheap, obligatory sports support, and…read moreresponsive staff behind the bar. Did not try any food but will definitely be back!

The epitome of a "dive bar" & it's awesome. Clean place with a great liquor & beer selection. Great…read morelunch specials. The bartender was beyond friendly & really nice to talk to. The food menu looks great, typical bar fare which is nice. They have touch tunes system so you can play some tunes if you choose. A lot of regulars frequent this place and the ones I met were very nice & welcoming. Will be back soon. A lot of people on yelp complain about them being a "cash only" place. That's their choice, get over it. If you didn't see the 4 cash only signs that's your fault. Besides, not paying credit card surcharges helps keep their liquor & beer prices reasonable.

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 was on vacation and had a very disappointing version of short ribs. Too tired to shop or cook I…read moredecided to order out. Reviewers rated Moriarty's short ribs highly, and though I hesitated to order risotto take out, I want for it. Sorry, no pics but trust ne when I say it was delish! The portions were great (there were a few spears of asparagus) and the lukewarm risotto (expected considering it was delivered) was creamy and flavorful. There was a but more oil than I would have liked floating at the bottom, and the sauce was a bit salty, but not so much that I couldn't enjoy the super tender morsels of beef. I look forward to trying something else on the menu soon.

The mussels and fries were great. The beer selection is adequate, and the food menu offering is…read morelarge without being overwhelming. The dining area reminds me of an old British or Scottish pub - small and dark. The service is outstanding.

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.

Good atmosphere, good food, awesome waitress. We went in this weekend before St. Patrick's Day and…read morewe were pretty lucky to get a table in the back for 4. We had wings, fried pickles, cheesesteak rolls , fish and chips and some kind of grilled cheese. They had some Irish music which supposedly happens every Sunday. Our waitress started out as Skylar and then Lisa, both were very cool and helpful. Skylar listened to what I wanted in a drink and made a suggestion and I loved it. Skylar also let us know about events happening upstairs and made it feel very welcoming.

Popular Irish pub with a downstairs bar area and an upstairs that hosts various events (quizzo,…read morelive band karaoke, etc.). Have been a few times and had okay experiences. It gets a bit hectic in here sometimes during the events so be prepared. Food menu has lots of classic pub grub and was okay when I've had it. The highlight is the draft and can/bottle selection, which features some really great choices. It's quite an extensive list and has some rarer options. Decent spot to grab a few drinks, thanks.