True definition of a local neighborhood dive bar. I've passed by this place approximately…read more4,974,225 times, but never had an occasion to pop in. People seem to be fond of the chicken wings. Don't expect too much; the music is loud and old skool, the furniture looks like it's been here for 93 years, but the appetizers we shared were decent. Bring cash.

Molly is a good bartender the other two ladies always seem to have an additude like their doing you…read morea favor kind of a shame I like the bar and they guy that's on Friday nights big guy says I'm allot of work cause I ask to get my phone back plugged in behind bar .. Like I said I like Molly the others not so much big additudes at least with me and I spend and tip heavy Not no more I won't be going back there ... Take care Moll keep that shine

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!!

A great classic dive bar with food. Friendly establishment with city of brotherly love people!…read more Glad us out of towners picked this spot.

Great sports bar. Good place to watch a game. Typical bar food that wont break the bank. Server…read moreEmily is the best. She really knows her job. Emily always has a smile and makes you feel welcome. Good beer and drink selections.

Wings and the cheesesteaks are pretty good. Grub who works behind the bar is the best!read more

Met family here for lunch. Nice menu selection. Food was good. Not too crowded. Got a table…read moreright away. Service was good. Decent beer selection of IPAs and sours.

Good food, great beer selection, and awesome people! What more do you need at a neighborhood bar…read more The inside is in three parts, a small front bar, a middle bar with tables, and a back bar with a few high top tables. They also have an outside for warmer weather. Service was laidback but friendly and attentive. They have a great selection of beers. Food is typical bar food. The wings were very good. Big and tasty (hot honey - naked). Onion soup was fine, a bit salty. The burger and chicken sandwich were also good. The house made chips were delicious. Great spot to unwind and have some brews.

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.

Terrible on every level. Tasteless bar food. All tastes…read morelike premade heated up food. No effort to produce good food. French fries were good.

Kid Rip's Tavern is a really fun spot with great food, a huge bar, and a lively atmosphere. The…read morefood is consistently very good -- the burgers are huge, the fries are amazing, and the crab fries (made with real crab meat) are absolutely delicious... and that's coming from someone who doesn't even like crab all that much. One of the most fun things on the menu is their chicken "thumbs," which are shaped like little hands -- I wish I took a picture because they're great and definitely something you don't see everywhere. Service can be a little hit or miss, but not because the staff isn't working hard -- it's a big place and when it gets busy, it really gets busy, and they sometimes seem a bit understaffed for the rush. That said, everyone is always very friendly, which makes a big difference and keeps the experience positive. They also have a huge bar with several beers on tap, great specialty drinks, and drink specials, so it's a great place to hang out with friends and have a good time. Overall, definitely worth a visit. Just maybe don't go if you're in a big rush -- go when you have time to relax, enjoy the atmosphere, and have a good meal.

My foodie bestie and I added Kid Rips to our must try list years ago and finally got around to…read moretrying it. Parking was a challenge on a Friday night as every space was full and turning around in the back lot involves making a k turn around the other vehicles who are also looking for a spot. We ended up parking down the street and walking over. We were seated immediately, as the bar has ample seating, both high tops and regular tables. My bff wasn't in the mood for a cocktail so we opted for Arnold palmers. Now, I am a HUGE avocado fan and I had heard about their infamous avocado fries so I was super excited about trying them. That may or may not have been the main reason for my visit. The avocado fries are fresh large slices of avocado breaded in panko and fried with a sweet and tangy spicy mayo sauce. I loved them but my bff wasn't as excited. He informed me he isn't a huge fresh avocado fan, so this one is for the avocado lovers. We also opted for the chicken parm rollers which is described as "Chicken mixed with ricotta cheese, herbs and spices rolled in panko breadcrumbs served with house made marinara and shaved parmesan" - they are chicken meatballs. We expected something else and now that we've had them and I re-read the description I'm not sure what we had in mind but it wasn't this. They were just okay. I think if they were placed on a plate with seasoned whipped ricotta and drizzled with pesto it could boost the flavor experience. For our entrees my bff got the chicken strips with the sweet and sassy sauce and I opted for the KO burger. My KO burger was delicious. The seeded brioche bun was buttery and fresh and the burger itself was flavorful. The fries were also fantastic. Fresh cut and sprinkled with a sweet seasoning, I didn't even feel the need to add ketchup or a side of aioli or anything. They were perfect. I didn't try my bffs chicken tenders but the sweet and sassy sauce tasted just like buffalo sauce. Pretty sure it was the wrong sauce but he didn't say anything to our server so that's on us. If you are looking for a bar to hang out and watch sports, get a drink, and have a great burger, I'd recommend this place - but maybe uber there.

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.

I mean what can you say about a place that literally calls themselves "The Dive?" - Albeit true in…read morenature, and as unassuming as it is, The Dive truly is a local 'underground' spot where you can go and feel completely and truly yourself. The bartenders are friendly and kind - the beer is cheap - and nobody judge what you're wearing, who you are, if you're reading a book or the newspaper. Just show up as YOU. You're just there to grab a pint, after all. No need to impress. Enjoy!

PHILADELPHIA, PA: we love a dog friendly bar and The Dive Bar is one of the most unique we have…read morebeen to! Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome on all three floors with the bar being on the 1st level, a smoking area on the 2nd, and a pool table and games on the 3rd. Dive is the right name for this bar (and we love it) having been around for a while, dark lighting, wood paneling, and walls that have probably seen thousands of patrons walk through the doors and up the stairs. The bartenders are great, prices are good, and Happy Hour is Monday-Sunday from 5-7pm with $3 draughts. There are also a couple of TVs to watch the game in this sports city!