I believe in sharing positive experiences and spreading good words for good work. It wouldn't be…read moreright to not give props to 1874 Social after the management at Hooks and Ladder refused to serve us drink for incomprehensible reasons. Cam was always wonderful every time we are here and her super yummy and pretty Cosmos made everything better. Goes to show how important it is to have great staff that treats people right. Always have good times and good drinks with Cam and James here.

food was okay, the chips are VERRRRYYY salty though :( however the truffle fries is absolutely to…read moredie for. service was nice but a little different from what we're used too. the ambiance is nice too, had TV set up and different tables to choose from.

Did a spur of the moment stop in after dinner at a local restaurant. I was really there for chat as…read moreI am not a cigar smoker. The cigar room where you pick out your cigar before you go in is really nice. It's small but full of many options. The man working there was very knowledgeable and helpful in picking out a suitable cigar. As I said I'm not a cigar smoker so I was quite nervous about how strong the smoke smell would be. It's not terrible. The space does seem to have a decent filtration system so it is manageable. In lieu of cigars, I had drinks. The drinks were good. FYI, there is a $25 minimum per person at the bar. The server was very nice and recommended some drinks to me but service is incredibly slow. I mean you place a drink order and it may not come for 10-15 minutes. The space is nice and comfy. Large, lounge chairs and loveseats throughout.

The Cigar Republic is a true gem. Upscale atmosphere, outstanding cocktail selection, and an…read moreimpressive cigar lineup. Service is consistently excellent--friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive. I make it a point to visit every time I'm in town. Highly recommend! Shout out to Mark for excellent bar service.

First of all, I would hardly call this a whiskey bar. It's just an extension of Iron Abbey -…read moreanother sports bar. We had a reservation and when we arrived, we were told to head up and the only table was our reserved table. The bartender with blue hair came over, didn't greet us, didn't ask what we wanted to drink, just immediately told us we would have to sit outside because the table we were at was for 6. (We were a party of 2). I explained we had a reservation and she scoffed. So unwelcoming. We got up and left and will not be back.

Basically the top floor of the Iron Abbey with a small bar and seating. I found this part of the…read morebuilding quiet and a nice area to have a drink at the end of the night. The bartenders were really nice. The bottle "cellar" area is full of different styles. I perused the area and if your looking for international beers this is a good place to look. The shelves were stocked with a very wide selection of mostly Belgian, Italian brews with American Micro and German coming in just behind. I've had Spanish brews before, but they actually had in stock six to 10 different Spanish Brews and some Brazilian beer. (Makes sense since a Brazilian Steakhouse is connected to the building) The prices were fair and they even had some exclusive Iron Abbey collab beers with local breweries. It's out of the way for me bottle shop wise, but if I do stop by the area I'll of course check out their stock. I found a couple of nice hard to find Imperial Stout's that now have a nice home. A nice addition to the building.

The Good: The food is amazing. Every dish we've gotten is absolutely delicious. The drinks are…read moregreat, too. The restaurant itself is adorable and stylish. The Bad: Very expensive. Super slow service. We ordered food that never came and had to re-order. Yet, we were charged for all the food that didn't come and had to work with them to update the bill to the right amount. Felt like they just didn't care.

My husband and I's favorite restaurant on the mainline. It rivals top sushi restaurants in Philly…read more The vibe is cool and casual while serving some of the best cocktails and bites in the area. It reminds me of the bar scene in Tokyo. For those complaining of the price for the portion size, well I can't help those who aren't familiar with tapas style eating. Small bites of everything is the best way to experience a menu. For the quality of fish and of the food in general, the price is pretty typical. If you're expecting large sushi rolls and don't understand the difference between that and a hand roll or nigiri, then maybe this isn't your place. I didn't say enough about how good the cocktails are. So creative and so tasty! Oh and in incredibly gluten-free adaptable! They have tamari and can make anything (except the bao buns) GF :)

Third time visiting the Gypsy. Great service but do make reservations, it gets crazy busy! And…read moreparking is difficult. I finally got to try the chicken pot pie. It's so good. For a small place, they have a lot to offer: good cocktails, a nice menu with lots of options, friendly staff. We liked the wings and the tuna bomb too. Crowded on a Saturday night but fun live music!

Cool little place! Ambience is cozy & romantic The service…read morewas okay. I was sitting at the bar so he was very busy. I had the chicken Parmesan. It was very good along with a Caesar salad. What turned me off was being served a drink in a plastic cup in a restaurant as expensive as this. I ordered a Coke zero with a lime. He brought it out with a lemon instead in a plastic cup. Maybe if you don't buy any alcohol you don't deserve a glass . For this reason I won't go back.

Drinks were good, but a bit on the expensive side. The bathrooms are not the easiest to access for…read morefolks who may have mobility issues, especially when it gets more crowded. And it's a little hard to see because of the dim lighting. It can get pretty loud and there's not much sound dampening, making it hard to hear each other sometimes. However, if you're just vibing and chilling, it's perfect. Though the brewery doesn't sell food, you can pick up something to eat right next door at the market. It's also where the bathrooms are located. Solid draught beers -- I'd recommend them over the cocktails. Enjoy!

Great local brewery tucked inside the new Ridge Hall Market…read more Twisted Ginger Brewery is a hidden gem right off Butler Pike in Ambler, sharing a building with the new Ridge Hall Farmers Market. Parking can be tight on the street, but there are municipal lots nearby that make things easy. They usually have around ten beers on tap, a solid mix of styles that changes often enough to keep things interesting. There are a few TVs, and during slower weekday hours they keep things cozy by only opening the bar area. On weekends, when the place fills up, they expand seating into the section by their brewing area. If you're just grabbing beer to go, they sell four-packs of their own brews. For food, you can either take your beer into the market's food court or bring your meal back into the brewery. Both setups work fine depending on what kind of night you're after. If you are not a beer person, fortunately there are Stateside seltzers, and Surfside hard iced teas available. A relaxed local spot with good beer, friendly people, and a nice addition to Ambler's growing brewery scene.

Cocktails, food and service were amazing! Had the Elote Margarita, Watermelon Panzanella and the…read moreLamb Shoulder...all were out of this world. Courtney's service was on point and the ambiance was spot on as usual.

Tucked above my longtime favorite The Barley Mow sits the hidden gem Light in the Attic and during…read moreRestaurant Week, it absolutely delivered. Finding your way upstairs adds to the speakeasy-style charm. The reception area alone sets the vibe: playful, stylish, and full of photo-worthy moments before you even sit down. It feels like you've discovered something not everyone knows about. We went with the small plate prix fixe menu (three courses), and each dish was thoughtfully prepared, beautifully presented, and -- most importantly -- delicious. Every course left us wanting just a little more, which is exactly how a tasting-style experience should feel. Nothing felt rushed, and the pacing of the food was on point. Cocktails were also excellent, creative, well-balanced, and fitting for the ambiance. The only hiccup of the night was drink service being a bit slow. Not a dealbreaker by any means, but noticeable. Overall, a great Restaurant Week experience in a space that feels both intimate and fun. I'll absolutely be back to explore the full menu soon.

Our server Erin was fantastic! Highly recommend. The food was great as well! The happy hour…read morespecials are a good value.

Food was good, wine pour was disappointing. But the thing that will clinch us not going back was…read morethe lemon cello pour. It looked like something that was left in the glass after someone drank their drink.