Beat the stadium food…read more Stadium Grill by Oogie's is the best hole in the wall for people planning to see a game. Why pay $20 for a mediocre burger when you can pay half that for some delicious, greasy perfection. I came in to Stadium Grill before a recent hockey game with some friends for brunch. Sporting sandwiches, pizzas, BREAKFAST pizzas, and more, we split a sausage Boli platter. Bolis are Stadium Grill's specialty; an edible cup made from pizza dough, filled with egg, cheese, and meat, topped with Everything Bagel seasoning and served with a side of ketchup or spicy ketchup (the spicy ketchup is simply hot sauce mixed in with their ketchup). While I'd prefer to eat Boli's with marinara, the Boli's themselves are amazing. One platter comes with enough Boli's to feed 4 hungry dudes and each Boli is densely packed with protein. The seasoning adds much needed salt and packs so much flavor. It's a must get for groups. Stadium might not be fancy, but it's a fast, affordable, and delicious way to prep before watching a game.

Often stop by while working across the street. Everything here is so good. Service is lovely…read moreeveryone is so nice. And it's exactly what you expect it to be. South Philly special.

Ever since the park opened we have made it to Harry's at lest one a year. Most of the time we had a…read moregood experience. Sometimes they messed up the order or make us wait way too long. We don't expect cheep meal or fancy schmamcy over the top entrée. It's usually hot, loud, and busy. But they do a great job!!! Servers are friendly food is good and I love to talk and hear stories about Harry and his calls... just got a little choked up there.

I came here with my girlfriend while attending a Phillies game this week. I ordered the jumbo hot…read moredog, which I thought was good. It came with chips and a pickle for $8 which I didn't think was too bad considering the typical prices at the park for food. My girlfriend ordered the cauliflower cheesesteak and it was rather disappointing. After having high hopes that it might be good, it just simply came as whole florets of steamed cauliflower with some cheese on top and placed on a roll. We thought it would have been chopped up and would have more resembled a cheesesteak. Instead, it was very cheaply made, bland, and hard to eat. For $12 it was definitely not worth it.

There's a really fun I'll be musical experience that we had at Broad Street bullies. There was a…read moregame going on across the street for the Phillies and people were just excited in music was blaring my wife and I went in and had a drink and just enjoy the atmosphere it was a lot of fun taking pictures and just listening to music and being around the locals during a baseball game

They are a decent option for bar food near the stadiums. I enjoy their Dark & Stormy drink - it's a…read moremix of rum and ginger beer. I had fish tacos the first time I was here and they were ok. I tried the fish & chips on my 2nd Time here and that was better.

Ask for Kamal! Best service. So kind and attentive! Dinner and atmosphere were fantastic.read more

Brandon & Selena are amazing, always pleasant & care about serving you with a smile. They are the…read morebest.

Amazing food, plus huge array of gf options. Great atmosphere, fast service. Go here!read more

This place is the absolute worst place. We ordered gluten free cheese sticks, a Philly cheesesteak,…read moreand fries and I GOT SICK. We waited about 15 minutes before even ordering our drinks and receiving the menus and then was told that they do gluten free rolls and a separate fryer. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Terrible spot for people with celiac.

This is a great brunch spot in Philly. They offer plenty of flavorful options, but the chicken and…read morewaffles really stand out, crispy, well‑seasoned, and perfectly balanced. And of course, the crème brûlée dessert lives up to the name; simply delicious. The bistro is especially enjoyable in the summer, when you can sit outside and take in the neighborhood atmosphere. Service was good. The overall ambience makes it an easy place to settle in for a slow, satisfying brunch. Stop by when you can !

Great spot in East Passyunk! Lots of fun things in the area if you are looking for a place to stop…read morein before you go shopping or just walking around. Small seating area but we were lucky to grab a table for 4 as soon as we walked in. Staff was friendly and the food was great! I got the mozzarella sandwich along with a iced chai latte and the everything baguette was perfect.

We came here for happy hour and were immediately impressed by how stunning the space is. The decor…read moreis beautiful, and it would make a great date-night spot. The service, food, and drinks were all good, but happy hour felt pricey for the portion sizes. We shared oysters, French fries, shrimp cocktail, and tuna crudo, along with a few glasses of wine. Everything was delicious, especially the tuna crudo. My photos may be a bit misleading--the oysters and shrimp were surprisingly small, and we actually left feeling hungry. Overall, a beautiful restaurant with great food, but not the best value for happy hour.

solid dinner, happy to finally have the chance to check this place out!…read more my friend and i had a reservation for 7p. they offered to either sit us at a communal table on the first floor or by ourselves on the second floor -- kind of odd, but we opted for the second floor and had the entire dining room to ourselves. my friend and i shared everything -- we ordered the crab croquettes, the octopus, the steak, and fries. everything was delicious. we really enjoyed the crab croquettes, the sauce they came with was fantastic. the steak was a little anticlimactic and a little charred in the outside despite being the correct cook on the inside. everything we ate was solid, but nothing blew us away. it felt like not a lot of food for a rather hefty price point of over $200 considering we shared one main. overall, it was a good experience and the service was great! i'm not in a rush to come back though, i think there are many other similar spots in philly that are just as good.

I placed an order online for pickup from Nipotina. I ordered The Eye(Ribeye steak, Cooper Sharp…read moreAmerican, fried onions, salt, pepper, ketchup, and mayo) for $15. This was one of the best cheesesteaks that I have had in awhile. I was pleasantly surprised and will order from here again.

I recently had a couple of great lunches here. I found parking along Wolf Street with no problem…read more The inside was clean and the staff was friendly. They serve you fresh waster (Drinks to order include Hanks, Boylan's, Harney and Sons, Teas etc.) and will serve you at the table or you can walk up and order at the counter. Their menu has a great mix of deli, steak, "chicken" steak, meatball, sausage and cutlet sandwiches with interesting flavor combos. You can also get breakfast (till 11AM) or a salad. They also have sides that include - tots, fried pickle chips, onion rings, fries, fried mozzarella and Zayda's pickle spears, chips and cherry pepper shooters. They have a couple of vegan options and GF rolls for extra $$. The staff was more than happy to give recommendations and their favs. My first lunch was The Eye - $15 Ribeye steak, Cooper Sharp American, fried onions came on a seeded Liscio's roll. If you enjoy the somewhat newer Cooper sharp style that's out there you'll like theirs. The Cooper sharp was gooey, mixed in well with the meat and on the heavier side. The ribeye was thin cut, delicious and the portion was pretty hefty. Second visit I went with - The Nad - $15 Chicken cutlet, fresh mozzarella, prosciutto, arugula, Mike's Hot Honey that came on an unseeded Liscio's roll. The portion size was good, chicken was fresh with good breading, the hot honey was a tad on the heavy side, but the flavors all came together pretty good on this one. Sweet, salty, light bitterness from the arugula and some heat from the hot honey. I added Thin Cut Idaho fries to make it a combo for $3 extra and I have to say they were delicious. They smelled like McD's and tasted similar. They are cash only, but have an ATM on site. You can use a card if you order online. The one bathroom they have was pretty clean and organized. I will certainly stop back for a visit if I'm in the area to try out more of their menu. Thanks guys!

We made reservations before the Flyers game. It almost went bad as the doorman blocked us as we…read moredidn't have the tickets that allowed access to the Adrian...even though we had reservations. There were a handful of parties in the same predicament. Rodney to the rescue! He helped clear the confusion so we could grab our table. Mark took great care of us. Cobb salad with shrimp and an old fashioned. Great meal and great service. If you're coming to Wells Fargo arena skip the hot dog, have a nice meal here at Adrian's.

The famous restaurateur Stephan Starr's newest creation is terrible on every level…read more How bad was it? Adrian gives tourist traps a bad name! The absolute worst pasta. Overcooked shrimp. The linguine was tasteless. Even when we asked for salt & pepper (if salt and pepper shakers are not on the table food should be seasoned correctly) it did not help. The Manhattan clam chowder was thin with NO clams (if you ladle soup properly it should have broth, clams & vegetables). This James Beard award winning version was just a thin broth. Caesar salad has become ubiquitous. This version was a dressing that was a broken emulsion that was too heavy on lemon and anchovy. The croutons rock hard.Salmon was a miniscule portion accompanied by a tablespoon of leeks. The crostone with the linguine was stale and rock hard. Hard enough to pave your driveway. The desserts were sloppy in the presentation. Mediocre "American" fare at high prices. No regular menu just a poorly executed pre fixe. Service was slow. Literally. We asked for bread and they brought napkins. Not being a linen-tarian I did not eat them. Nice ambiance that must of cost a fortune with great attention to detail. Too bad I don't eat decor..or napkins.. even worse is the fact that little attention to detail was given to food or service. It's such a shame. Stephan Starr has a James Beard Award. With such a vast restaurant empire it's odd that Adrian is so awful. But hey, it's a captured audience at Wells Fargo right?