What a great place!!!! Beautiful venue and the bartender Bobby (and his Dad Bon) provided top…read morenotch personable service. We were here for a birthday party but will definitely be coming back for their open to the public events. If you need a venue, check them out!!!!!

Very impressive facility! Food truck…read more Interesting drink options. Outdoor tables for smokers We went on the open mic night and had a good time. Only downside is the remote location

I have passed by this place so many times without realizing it was not just a restaurant, but a…read morelocal distillery. Who would have thought! Well, the food here is amazing. Everything we got was top notch, and even the starters were delicious. I got a side of collard greens and they were super spicy, just like i like them - just like it's hard to find! I had some of my husband's roast duck sandwich and it was phenomenal. When we go back (and we *will* go back), I will get it again. I had the burnt ends sandwich which was also tasty, and the pimento cheese on it was perfect. The drinks were good! My margarita and Texas ranch water were both refreshing, plus they also offer a bunch of Bald Birds Brewing beers. Fyi, they are the same owners as the brewery, and I have always liked their beer. Overall a great spot and much needed in Havertown.

A delicious blackberry smash to start my happy hour off to a good start. Exploring Haversford for…read morethe evening seeing what trouble I can get into. The atmosphere is chill and relaxed with them just opening at 4 pm. Got to get great service with food and drinks to enjoy. The bbq platter with half rack ribs, potatoe salad, and Mac and cheese is just giving me great vibes to explore the area. The food was delicious, starting with the cornbread with chai butter moving to the warm Mac and cheese alongside the refreshing potatoes salad and the half ribs with BBQ sauce to wrap it all together all for $30. I'll be taking some home for sure.

A great place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere and vibe. There's 3 parts to their venue--- 1- the…read moredistillery itself- you can visually see the stills and tanks for making their whiskeys and clear spirits or you can get a tour. 2-- inside bar where they make their own signature cocktails using their products. They don't have tequila (heads up). 3-- The outdoor bar and tables. The third is probably the most popular when the weather is warm. Parking is somewhat limited, but there is a large lot across the street. When we were there, a bluegrass band was playing. The bartender was very attentive and spends a lot of time making their creations. For example, the Berry Blast which contains their vodka along with simple syrup, pineapple juice, blackberries and raspberries actually uses quite a bit of real fruit and gets muddled into a tasty cocktail. Most of the prices are in the $10-15 range per drink. I believe you can bring your own food and its possible there may be some food trucks close by.

This place is so cute and cozy! The inside vibe is perfect to spend some down time here. Their…read moredrinks are really good!! Taste well crafted not like basic bar drinks. I love that you can bring outside food. Theres a huge outside seating area that's well covered with heat lamps for the colder months. They have parking which is a plus.

Super awesome place where you can tell that the people behind this brand are pouring their love,…read moreenergy, and time into this lovely place. It is in an old movie theater. There's parking on the side, as well as on street parking. They have a terrific outdoor area where great attention was given to making it a cool environment and comfortable to sit in. There's also an indoor area with plenary of seating, and a bar. Service was absolutely fantastic. Shoutout to Shannon behind the bar where we sat. Very comfortable bar and super friendly atmosphere. Shannon was lovely and you can tell that she really likes her job. This must be a great place to work. The drink menu is amazing and very creative as far as cocktails. Think elevated drinks and they all feature their in house spirits. Super tasty drinks. We had the whiskey margarita - highly recommend, a Manhattan (delicious), a Lemon Drop Martini (fantastic), and their special drinks from Kelly who won the bartender contest with her great flavor profiles! Part of the proceeds went to Delaware Child Abuse Foundation. Not only tasty, but also for a special cause. There is a taco truck out back that you can order from. Great food there too! All around an amazing place! Well worth going out of your way! Would come again. They even sell their own spirits, as well as merch. Get here and spread the word! Super delicious and great vibes!

Great little place in the middle of Smyrna. Friendly and welcoming bartenders that are also good at…read morecreating very nice cocktails. Prices are very reasonable and there is also a food truck on site that offers very good Mexican. Great place to meet up with friends or on own. Would recommend a vi

My daughter and I drove down to West Philadelphia for a show, we arrived early and found this gem…read more So we decided to have a drink before going to our comedy show at another business down the road. A huge SHOUTOUT to bartender MAX. He was spectacular, friendly and full of energy. He educated both of us about there Gins. Philadelphia Distilling is one of the first craft distillery in Pennsylvania since Prohibition, known for its award-winning Bluecoat Gin and other so many other spirits, and features a tasting room with a full kitchen, cocktail bar, and tours in a historic Fishtown location. They offer a unique experience with views of its copper pot stills and seasonal menus.

**6/12 UPDATE:The company reached out to me directly regarding the issues I experienced. They…read morecompletely acknowledged their shortcomings and took full responsibility to make the entire situation right. I really appreciate a business that stands by its service, listens to customer feedback, and takes active steps to resolve problems. Changing my rating to reflect their excellent customer recovery and support! I chose Philadelphia Distilling because my husband and I had always enjoyed dining and drinks there. Based on those experiences, it felt like the perfect venue for an important celebration. The venue was beautiful, the drinks were excellent, and the event coordinator was responsive throughout planning. However, several issues during the event left us disappointed, especially given the premium price. The biggest concern was the food quality. The chicken was extremely overcooked and dry, and the hors d'oeuvres were not replenished often enough, leaving some guests unable to try them. Dinner service also started much later than expected, leaving many guests hungry. There were several other issues as well: Dietary Accommodations: A gluten-free hors d'oeuvre was incorrectly labeled as containing gluten, forcing me to personally confirm it was safe for a guest with a gluten allergy. Menu Changes: I had approved an almond substitution for the green beans after being told cashews were unavailable. I was surprised when a salad appeared instead after only a small amount of green beans had been served, without any consultation. Music: Music played during setup but was barely audible once the event began, diminishing the atmosphere. Bar Service: Although we paid for a three-hour open bar, service ended approximately 15 minutes early with no last-call announcement. My husband was unable to order a drink around 7:45 p.m. The coordinator later acknowledged this should not have happened and apologized but offered no remedy. Losing 15 minutes represented nearly 10% of the open-bar service we paid for. Gratuity: A tip jar was displayed despite a 20% gratuity already being included in the contract. We would have appreciated signage clarifying that gratuity had already been paid so guests understood additional tipping was optional. After the event, I shared these concerns with the coordinator. She agreed that several aspects of the event did not meet expectations or Philadelphia Distilling's standards, but no effort was made to address the issues or provide any form of resolution. While the venue, cocktails, and bartender were excellent, the food quality, communication issues, and overall execution fell short of what was promised. I would still recommend Philadelphia Distilling for dining and drinks, but I would not recommend hosting a private event there. Most disappointing was the response afterward: rather than making things right for us, we were simply told these changes would be applied to future clients.

Had the most perfect espresso martini! My bartender was spot on! Great duo "Sister Blue" band…read moreplaying too! Can't wait to go back and try some other drinks!

Perfect atmosphere and great drinks. Bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable. The vodka is my…read morefavorite. Better than goose

I brought a cheesesteak here. Best part of the Cheeesteak was bringing it here…read more Nice big place. Fun/rock decor. Love comfy leather chairs in corner. I had great cheesesteak talk with the bartender. She was awesome. I got an old fashioned. Very tasty. I thought it was small for $12. Very good visit.

Great drinks & atmosphere, friendly & attentive staff…read more Wonderful location for a party....or drop in for a drink.

Decided to stop by on a Saturday early evening. The walking tour was really informative and…read moreinteresting. The owner is very nice and explained Rum distilling very well. There are cozy tables, and you can bring your own food. There is a big screen TV for viewing. Nice place to visit.

Very cool distillery with a laid back vibe. Good selection of varieties of rums. My favorite was…read morethe barrel aged rum which was smooth and buttery. As a drink I had the hot chocolate with their house made cinnamon rum which hit the spot on a snowy day. They had a cute sitting area and friendly staff.

Wildfether is a cocktail experience done right…read more Set inside the historic Jennings House, an 1800s-era building, Wild Feather does a great job honoring the home's original character while delivering a thoughtful, modern cocktail program. We arrived on a Friday night and the place was buzzing. We were shown upstairs to a high-top window seat at the bar, which ended up being a great perch to take it all in. Our server was friendly and attentive and clearly knew the menu. Pro tip: make a reservation if you want a seat, especially on weekends. There are multiple levels with both indoor and outdoor seating, which adds to the charm of the space. The cocktail menu leans heavily on seasonal, locally inspired ingredients, and we lucked out by arriving right as they rolled out the winter menu, while still keeping some familiar staples on the list. We started with Granny's Got a Gun, a brown sugar bourbon and coffee liqueur drink, and The See-Through, a clarified citrus vodka cocktail, both well balanced and right on the mark. Next up were the Black Walnut Old Fashioned and Sands of Time, solid drinks overall, though as a bourbon fan I personally wished they leaned a bit more whiskey-forward. We finished the night with Blue Beer, a blueberry bourbon highball riff that leaned more root beer than expected, and their version of an espresso martini, which was easily the best drink of the night. One thing to note, there is no food served here, but you are welcome to bring your own snacks. Pricing is what you would expect for quality craft cocktails in this area. Wildfether works just as well for an intimate night out as it does for a group of friends. This is a great spot for cocktail lovers who enjoy well-made drinks and soaking in the character of a historic space. Definitely worth a visit.

very cute place, there's a lot of seating in here with different vibes depending on where you go. i…read morecame here for drinks but am very interested in going for coffee it has such a cozy vibe and the people working were very friendly and helpful.

Inventive flavors and really nice owner. I didn't expect it to be mostly rum. I went looking for…read morebourbon but I was happy with the booze I got.

Educational distillery "field trip"…read more Our World History teacher, Mr. Haas, told us he works at his brother's distillery on Thursdays, so naturally we had to investigate (for educational purposes). Instead of a normal tour, it basically turned into a history lecture. At one point we were hearing about the Neolithic Revolution, agriculture, and how early civilizations ran on bread and beer, which honestly makes the whole place historically accurate. Egyptians were even paid in bread and beer as wages, so technically this counts as historical research. Mr. Haas connected everything back to class--Mesopotamia, food surpluses, and how controlling resources equals power. It felt less like tour and more like studying for the next test. (We haven't actually gone YET but will when we turn 21) -lots of love Joseph and Kabir