I recently hosted a networking event at Victory. The space and food were great. Our servers were…read morenice, efficient and very friendly. All in all - it was a a great value and our guests felt well cared for and enjoyed the evening. We will definitely host at Victory again.

Had a great experience at Victory Brewing Company. We attended a special event for ALS. There…read morewas a separate area right on the street that was amazing. And, the food was delicious and the service was attentive and timely. Really enjoyed it and look forward to going back.

For sure a basic dive - practically no ambiance other than iconic wood paneling. But the food!!!…read moreIt's amazing. I had the doro wot. It was out of this world. Service was very friendly and good.

Food was just okay. It wouldn't be my first choice for getting Ethiopian food but the bartender was…read moreso attentive and always ready to answer questions. It's an interesting combo between sports bar and Ethiopian. It was good for a midday meet-up.

Stopped by Yards because they had a parking lot. That was honestly our selling point. I'm glad we…read moredid. Kelly was our server and she was absolutely amazing. She walked us through the menus, letting us know what was her favorites and what was the favorites of the regulars. We had the wing phlight and the eggrolls. They were honestly better than I expected. The Sriracha ketchup was divine. The portions were huge. I enjoyed the bowl of chili and the cornbread. I have no complaints and would definitely come back.

After driving by this place so many times, I was super excited to try it and was sooo disappointed…read moreby the time I left :( They have a wide selection of beers which is pretty cool. And also a lot of options for flights and stuff like that. My boyfriend and I were pretty hungry by the time we came in so we ordered the burgers since our server said they were known for them. We were so disappointed when they came out - they were literally the blandest burgers I have ever tasted in my life. The ambiance of the restaurant is really nice though. They have outdoor seating for when the weather is nice and a LOT of seating inside. It's almost set up like a giant cafeteria so there is a lot of space for big parties. Overall, I'd come here to get a couple drinks with my friends and maybe an appetizer or two. But don't expect the food to be anything great.

I was coming here for an event being in mid October and I'm so glad I attended! I LOVED the vibe…read moreand the beers! Service was great even when crowded. I will absolutely be coming back!!

It was far too hot and stuffy inside this establishment and little was done to remediate the issue…read more The heat indoors was to the point that I was feeling physically ill. I could leave anytime but the staff had no choice but to endure the extreme heat. I brought up the issue with staff but I was brushed off by them saying the HVAC simply couldn't keep up with the heat and did not offer any solutions.

Hands down my pick for the best brewery in West Philly, and that's well deserved for Philadelphia's…read morefirst black owned brewery! The first thing that stands out to me about Two Locals is the huge space with all kinds of amenities. Whether its a seat at the bar, grabbing a seat by a barrel, or grabbing a table for a group of any size; it has the perfect seating arrangement for you. While the brewery side only serves libations the space also features the Landing Kitchen serving all kinds of damn good food. Another plus is the huge variety of games that they have to play, including an ice breakers questions game that made for a good second date activity. The service at Two Locals is great and filled with bartenders who provide good brew suggestions. And I love that Two Locals is a brewery that goes beyond pouring IPAs while also pouring some damn good ones.. Favorite beers of mine from here include the Nubian brown ale, the Gaspar dark Mexican lager, the Riots smoked rauchbier, and the Foway farmhouse saison. For events outside of beer Two Locals features events like a comedy showcase, movie screenings, gospel karaoke, and then some. And starting in Apirl 3rd they'll also be partnering with UCity Square to have a pop-up beer garden in The Lawn.

Two Locals Brewing, Philadelphia, PA. I was expecting two guys in their basement making a mess and…read morecalling it beer. What I got was flashbacks to my corporate life drinking beers with fun names trying to forget I was in a hotel lobby bar. Pro tip; entrance is on 37th St. Two Locals brewing is on the 1st floor of an office building. They are next to a sandwich window and open seating that was hosting a reiki spa massage lecture series. There were some big personalities in Two Locals side of the space. Luckily I found parking right outside the front door. I gave away 4 t-shirts to 4 lovely people. The beers had fun names. I ordered a part time lover. We'll talk about the beer named part time lover here. TheCheesesteakLife.com - Your home for everything cheesesteak.

Stopped into Bar Hygge on a Sunday, at 3:30. This is during the hour where they transition from the…read moremid-day bites menu to the full dinner menu. I just wanted a couple beers and a Caesar salad, and then once 4 o'clock rolled around, a plate of their pretzel bites with beer and jalapeno cheese. I love the atmosphere of this place, and the staff, including hostess and waiter, were very friendly and attentive. I'd like to visit Bar Hygge again sometime, bring some other folks along, and get more serious about their dinner menu, because they seem to have a lot of good-looking items! The beer I ordered was Mr. Carey Loves a Pale Ale, and it was quite good.

Came in for brunch, everything was tasty but the poached egg on the home fries was wayyyy…read moreovercooked. Sat at the bar, great service, would definitely come back but there's a significant time difference between poached and hard boiled, this shouldn't happen.

Looking for a brewery within walking distance to a late dinner reservation with a sour ale on the…read moremenu, Yelp led me to Human Robot. It's a fun brewery with indoor and outdoor seating in a more industrial part of town. They always have at least one rotating sour on the menu called The Splash. It was mango and pineapple when I went in June 2026. My pint cost $8. Service was excellent and the space is inviting.

Came in specifically for Poe's Sandwich joint…read more A small window at the back of the bar that delivers some awesome sandwiches. The bar itself was welcoming and had a very hipster vibe. Large arched front windows lets the light spill in just enough. The bartenders were friendly and the atmosphere was comfortable.

Lovely little spot. It appears to be relatively new. Bright, open and clean. I'd call the decor…read moreMinimalistic. The irony of Our Town is that they are from Lancaster. It was quizzo night so they were crowded. The woman next to me at the bar ordered a sour beer. She kicked the keg. No sour beer from Jimmy. We had a nice chat. I think she just wanted to gloat that she got the last sour. I got a $6 citywide. I think I won. Nice little spot.

As a visitor from out of town, Our Town was an amazing find! The bartender was friendly and offered…read moreus samples from their wide selection. I do not typically enjoy beer, but I still thought their drinks were delicious. The bartender recommended a seltzer (Raspberry Limeade) to me, and I loved it! We had such a great time that we came back for Trivia Night on Tuesday, which was also a great time! Loved our time here and would definitely recommend!