This is a great place for parties with meat eaters and vegans (clearly marked menu). I had the vegan wings and vegan lettuce wraps and thought they were two of the best seitan dishes I've had in the city. I also had the vegan meatball sub but I wasn't as into it. Service was great, too. Definitely will go back again soon. read more

When I have a hankering for vegan wings, the journey from West Philly to South Philly is SO worth it. Both flavors of wings are amazing (buffalo and sweet/spicy--and they give you vegan ranch!) Honestly all their vegan food is amazing and very filling. Love that they carry Liquid Death water too! read more

the perfect blend of an old school south philly tavern with a new school twist. mostly italian, you can get traditional fare but the real reason to visit is for all the vegan options... especially the seitan wings. i would visit for them alone. my most recent non-vegan dining companion won't stop talking about the seitan wings, or the vegan crab cake sandwich, either. we're hooked! also, a great alternative to the royal down the ave, as the bar and dining area here are very open and comfortable, service is fast, and not so loud that you can't have a conversation. glad to have TT in the hood! read more

First night in Philly. Sent here by a staff member at our hotel. The pork roast sandwich with hot longs (Italian hot pepper) it was delicious. The other people in my party had pizzas. And they all said the crust was excellent. If I lived here I would be back quite a few times. Enjoyed. read more

Triangle Tavern - American Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I took the vegan cheesesteak to go so I could eat with my mom and sister at Pat's. It was great and definitely worth the trip. Strong drinks and dark atmosphere. Would go again. read more

I'm not a Philly resident so I hopped on yelp to see what was around. This bar peaked my interest because they had a some vegan options on the menu as well as meat options. We got a spot at the bar and ordered two tequila old fashions which were perfect and I got the vegan meatball parm hero with spinach on top, the bf got the wings which he enjoyed. It was the best vegan meal I've had yet, the meatballs were so authentic and fresh like they were hand rolled right at the time of order. Ugh I couldn't rave enough about that hero, the spinach was sautéed in oil and garlic and tastes sooooo fresh. Ugh I crave this! Anyway, the atmosphere was great, bartenders friendly, cocktail menu diverse and the food was bangin'. I wanna go back and buy a shirt so I can be a true triangle tavern fan. read more

We found this place via the Yelp app and stopped in to grab some food to go. I'm not vegan, or vegetarian, but a "meat minimalist", so after staring at the menu for a bit, I ordered the vegan meatball sandwich and added provolone cheese, and my husband (who is a vegetarian) ordered the eggplant parmesan sandwich. After hearing how the Triangle was known for their mussels, then debating over the white or red sauce, I ordered some to go with red sauce. The vegan meatballs were full of flavor and I was impressed with how good my sandwich was. Then I opened the container for the mussels, and wow, they were good. Really good. That red sauce was perfect. My husband even ignored his diet and ate some mussels, without regret. There are so many awesome food options on their menu, next time we're in town, we'll have to stop by again. read more

I waited 45 minutes for nuggets here and watched the bartender water down pitchers while I waited. Do no go here if you value your own time and money read more

Can we just talk about how great it is to have super late night vegan dining options??? I'm not even vegan, but I love that triangle tavern is open until 2am even on Sunday and the vegan/vegetarian menu items equal or surpass the meat eater options. This is pretty unusual and basically gets this place 5 stars from the get go. Otherwise, it's a bar. So consider this 5 stars for a kinda divey bar across the street from an Acme. It's not fancy, but I wouldn't let the dingy exterior and kitschy interior fool you. This place has a serious menu that is seasonal and with awesome daily specials. So come here, this Sunday maybe at midnight, order yourself a vegan crab cake sandwich and enjoy some late night chatter with the friendly bar staff. read more

Excellent food. The polenta fries were amazing. The mussels were fresh and tasty with a delicious sauce. The meatballs were homemade! The roast pork sandwich tasted like it was hand carved. All of the food was top notch and the prices were reasonable. The service was very good and the manager even stopped by to check to make sure everything was OK. You should definitely check this place out. Just remember though, this is south Philly ~ walk or Uber ~ parking is always difficult to find. read more

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Best meatballs around and I'm beyond picky about a good meatball. I take my 3 sons here many times and those boys like good food and good value . It's one of our favorite spots to chow down. Get a side of garlic bread and some meatballs. You won't regret it. It's what dreams are made of. read more

Some friends and I had a nice dinner at the Triangle Tavern this past Saturday night. My boyfriend and I grabbed a drink at the bar before my other friends arrived - the bartenders were really nice and the vibe was casual and friendly. Once my other friends arrived, we all sat down and ordered one of the special appetizers - a butternut squash bruschetta. I only had half a piece, but what I had was tasty. For my entree, I went classic and ordered the Spaghetti & Meatballs. It was comforting, warm, and exactly what I wanted. After we had all ordered our entree, our server suggested we get some garlic bread to share (we all had some variation of pasta as a component). So our entrees arrive, no garlic bread. After asking our server, he says it will be right out. I think he had forgotten about it, and it was really underwhelming. It looked like broiled thick-cut toast (on the burnt side) and maybe lightly buttered. Totally unnecessary, in my opinion. Many of the sandwich choices looked great, and I was happy to see plenty of vegetarian/vegan options, too. read more

We are new customers and truly enjoyed the takeout eggplant sandwich and the tasty bread that came with it. The vegan options are wonderful for us. Thanks read more

I am so happy to be able to eat outside now during Covid times. I went to triangle tavern this afternoon for some vegan wings. The waiter was so rude and he made a big deal out of us moving over one table so that my dogs could be in the sunshine. Then even though I had a seltzer can you accuse me of having alcohol on the premises and he said you cannot bring your own alcohol. I explain to him it's not alcohol in the cam it is only protein formula. He did not want to hear it and he called me a liar. I immediately gathered my food and left the restaurant because of his extreme inconsiderate attitude towards his patrons. I left him a small note saying that I did not appreciate him calling me a liar even though I agreed to keep the can of protein drink in my bag. It's a shame they make a tip in advance at the restaurant because he deserves less than nothing. He was the most rude inconsiderate asshole bitch that I have ever had the unfortunate incident of having as my waiter or shall I say lack of a waiter! Lazy did nothing but the food over brought a bag over and started trouble like a dick. I have been coming to triangle tavern for 10 years now and I have never been treated so rudely and I will never be back thanks for that dickhead waiter outside not the one with the long hair but the one with the off white mask with blue writing. I own a restaurant and is the exact portrait of the epitome of the exact kind of help I would never want in my restaurant because he only drives people away like me and I will never be back in your establishment! It's a shame you can't get better help. I know times are tough right now and I know from personal experience to small businesses are having a very hard time right now so if I were you I would consider the idea of getting rid of that guy so that I can come back to my restaurant and not be cursed and screamed at from across the street from some buffoon who wanted nothing more than to be rude to his customers who tipped him and treated him with respect! Plus the food sucked too and the bloody Mary was disgusting.... completely undrinkable. What happened to this once great restaurant? What a shame how far the mighty have fallen. I'd get rid of that waiter pretty damn fast before you have no patrons at all left. read more

3-stars, right in the middle, because hey, maybe my experiences are particularly unique. But having been here twice I've had poor experiences both times. The first time, it was just that it was a bit lackluster, the polenta fries were bland, the sandwich was a bit cold, but hey, whatever, new management, my friends love it, I'll go with the flow. This time, however, it was going pretty well (seitan wings pieces were really uneven/haphazard, whatever, it was fine, lasagna seemed like it was going to be good) when I was chewing and realized that there was something up, like, hey, maybe this is a big piece of seitan, and I spat it out. Only to mess with it to discover that it was a large piece of paper. From god knows what. That I just had in my mouth. Now, mistakes are made in kitchens, and I tried to be cool about it, but the longer we sat there (waiting for a new order) the more I needed to just GTFO, get home, and brush my teeth. We asked for our check, it came back with the lasagna on it, we asked for it to be taken off, and it appeared like there was some back-and-forth behind the scenes. Given, a giant party just sat down, but still. I just wanted to pay and leave, and my partner didn't want to pay the check when it still had the lasagna on it. And thus we left. And won't be back. I wanted to love you Triangle, but you treated me wrong. As a review, I leave this at 3 stars. When the food wasn't corrupted it was just underwhelming especially for the price. So readers, do what you will. read more

Why aren't ALL restaurants doing what Triangle Tavern is doing? Just a few amazing vegan items on the menu is all you need to increase your clientele. Vegans love food, we love to go out to eat, & we love to promote places that treat us right. Clearly, Triangle Tavern gets that. Love the old South Philly vibe here. It's dark & loud & the staff is incredibly friendly. (Thank you, Lisa, for taking such good care of us last night!) And any place with a disco ball us alright with me. Let's start with the drinks. Can we talk about the Adult Water Ice? Yep. You heard me. Adult. Water. Ice. I had the cherry, Ed had the peach. Super tasty & super potent (says the lightweight with a 2-drink limit). And the food! Like whoa. We started with the polenta fries (amazing) and the seitan wings (traditional wing sauce, IMO ranking in the top 3 vegan wings in the city). Ed had the vegan roast beef sandwich, he loved it. I had the spaghetti & (vegan) meatballs. The meatballs were so epic, I made Ed taste them & then double checked to make sure they were really vegan. I'm glad that Triangle Tavern is a mile away. The walk there & back totally earned me that binge (LJ logic). I suspect that it will now be part of our regular rotation. Go there. You won't regret it. Edit: I've been here a few more times & the service is always perfect. Big shout out to Heidi (we LOVE you) & Nick for great service. Also, the vegan lasagna, you guys. Crazy good. It seems like I go here at least once a week. What an excellent life I lead! Edit #2: Try the garlic bread. It changed my life. read more

Triangle Tavern is my go-to lunch spot when my non-adventurous family comes to town (still trying to convince my parents to try brussels sprouts, which I'm pretty sure is the opposite of what is supposed to happen). I have tasted pretty much all the sandwiches without beef on the menu and a few of the appetizers. Some of the food deserves five stars (vegan buffalo wings--the best non-meat wings I've ever tasted, vegan meatball sub--delicious, add the sharp provolone if you are not vegan), but the rest is just A-OK (vegan roast beef, which was dry with a watery horseradish sauce to compensate; chicken parm, chicken was overcooked and a little chewy, fries, which are fine but you have to order separately as they don't come with your up to $12 sandwich). Triangle Tavern has a great beer menu, service is usually fine, if occasionally a little slow (I think there may be one server for all the tables in the back), and recently (I think) added a brunch menu that includes vegan mushroom scrapple that is intriguing and will definitely get me back in to try the brunch offerings as well. read more

Not my favorite from this local restaurant group. Given my love of the eats at Khyber and Royal, I had high expectations, but Triangle left something to be desired. First, we had the misfortune of discovering that the place we'd chosen to escape our hot house was having A/C issues; I hope they get that worked out soon, summer's HOT in Philadelphia! On to the beer list...interesting but pricey. Most beers were at least $6 and only 10oz for pours in the 6-7% range. So I opted to cool off with an adult water ice, the highlight of our meal. It was cold and tasty; not too sweet. My other disappointing comparison on prices is for the sandwiches...they run the same cost as the other locations, but if you want something on the side, that's extra. The burger essentially seems to be the same as the one at Royal, but if you want fries with it, it'll run you a few bucks more :-/. BF ordered the vegan meatball sub, and was underwhelmed. Fries were decent but nothing to write home about. And while I enjoyed the topping on my bruschetta, the use of Italian sandwich rolls doesn't do anything for me in this application. A more rustic bread is better suited to bruschetta. In conclusion, I think we'll be sticking with Royal and Khyber, but it is nice to see this place open again. read more

This is a smidge delayed, as I visited this establishment a month or so ago. But, alas, I doubt that too much has changed since the excursion. As an excursion it was. I traveled via electric Trek bike (of which I decided to be a stubborn punk and only use the actual battery powered bicicleta 10% of the time) from Manayunk to the Board Game Convention. That was a random invite.. please invite me to any and all conventions. Turns out playing board games, even while soaked from a rainy bike ride is tremendously exhilarating. Okay enough details. So the bike and I then traveled the last couple miles over to the Tavern, to meet up with my fellow crazy (vegan) cyclist for a late lunch. I am personally not a vegan, but I will always try out a tree huggin' friendly establishment. Not all of their items are vegan of course, however, we went with two entrees that were. She chose the "cheesesteak", and I went with the roast ''pork." Let it be known that I don't really like roast pork. Why did I decide to order it? Honestly, I'm not sure why I choose to do a lot of things (think riding an electric bike in the rain.. without the electric part). Well folks, turns out I don't like meaty roast pork. The texture of their seitan is on point, and with broccoli rabe ($3 upcharge) and a horseradish aioli added, this was a killer sandwich. They also have a decent draft and can list, and really that's how you seal a deal with me. The reason for the knocked star is that it's a little pricey with sandwich add on's, and nothing comes with the sandwiches (fries, chips, a celery stick?). I definitely want to get back here and try the cheesesteak or pizza, though. Maybe this time a little drier. read more

We go to Triangle often. Since we go with a child, we try to get there a bit on the early side, since it tends to get crowded and noisy later on. The staff are always very nice and attentive, and will remember you if you're a regular. They have a good assortment of bar food on the menu, and it's definitely worth checking out the specials menu. It expands on what's available from the regular menu, and sometimes there will be some unexpected surprises as well. The cocktails have been on the stiff side, when we've gotten them. We also love sitting at one of the outdoor tables when the weather is nice. read more

INCREDIBLE vegan bar food. best seitan wings ever my parents thought they were real. fully recommend!!

hipster. both in that south philly vibe between the neighborhood and establishment. The food is great. greasy spoon type place. lots of options. good for a visit. if you can stand the neighborhood & people down there PBR anyone? read more

I love hanging out at the triangle tavern. Although I feel like the bartenders give no shits if you're a neighbor. The service is good anyway. I had the vegan meatball sandwich and it was good. I also had the vegan mushroom bruschetta (it was a special) which was VERY tasty. I wish there were more vegan options that included actual vegetables, but I'm pleased there's any option honestly. read more

Another winner from the crew behind Cantina, Royal Tavern, and Khyber! The atmosphere inside reminds me of this old school Italian place up in Elizabeth, NJ that I'd visit with my grandparents. Classic Italian food, cold beer, lots of nostalgic stuff up on the walls, etc. They get a really good crowd in here. We've been in a few times at weird times (Thursday around 8 pm, a Saturday around 5 pm) and it's always been pretty packed (but not too packed where you can't get a seat). It also is pretty kid friendly here, for those who want to bring the little ones. As for the food, I've had the chicken parm, the eggplant parm, and the spaghetti with meatballs. Obviously, I'm a big fan of their tomato sauce! It's so good! They also have really good sweet potato fries. I'm not veg/vegan and haven't tried any of their wide selection of faux meat but I appreciate they have a good amount of options for folks who don't eat meat. I tried the Adult Water Ice-- it was ok. To be honest, it's really hard to mess up sugar and alcohol! But it's not something I'd rush back to order. But that tomato sauce... definitely will have me coming back for more... read more

I finally tried the revived and resuscitated Triangle Tavern. I was also very aware that most of the owner's other bars are pretty terrible (Cantina, please close already). Regardless, I went in with an open mind. Triangle Tavern is not a win, but definitely an improvement. I was honestly surprised that it wasn't awful and intolerable. I went on an off night, so it was pretty quiet with only a few geriatric patrons in side. The server said that the dining rooms tends to fill up with much older folks who were used to the old Triangle Tavern. The food was pretty good, but definitely cold. I had the roast beef sandwich which wasn't bad, but slightly missed the mark in terms of how rare/tender it should have been. My fellow diners ordered a variety of appetizers and entrees. I was told that the vegan lasagna was good, and that the antipasti was pretty on point. Pros: Friendly service, unlike the smug little pricks at Cantina and the Royal Tavern. Menu is not diverse, but at least cohesive. There are definitely vegan options for folks who want them. There is adequate seating at the bar and in the dining room. You won't be eating with the next table over involved in your conversation. There are also some gluten free options if you need them, but nothing spectacular. Cons: Very dark and dreary. It reminds me of that scene from Goodfellas, at the club, when Joe Pesci's character is doing his "funny how? funny like a clown?" routine. This can be good or bad depending on what you want. My dining partners, being very Italian, thought it was pretty cute. The kitchen needs to work out a few kinks for sure. My guess is that they are prepping plates in the wrong order, so hot food comes out cold/room temp, and cold food comes out, well...cold. I'd definitely try it again though, but would probably avoid weekend nights. All in all, this place is ok, but not great. I'd recommend it to a friend who I know would like this type of place, but otherwise it would not make my short list of "you gotta try this" places. read more

I was curious to experience the new owners' take on such a classic South Philly establishment; would they stick to the Italian classics that made the Triangle so beloved or would they stray into hipster gastropub nowhere land? I'm pleased to report that they pulled off a refreshing update to an old standby, accommodating modern tastes while paying homage to what's bringing older heads through the door. My table split a few dishes- vegan wings, mussels in white sauce, polenta fries, and a vegan roast beef sandwich. Everything was delicious but the real standout was the wings. As a carnivore, I actually prefer these to chicken wings any day of the week. I'd kill to know what's in that vegan ranch sauce! We worked our way through a good portion of the extensive drink list as well. But to be honest, they had already won my heart at "wine on tap". The only slight negative to mention is that it'd be nice if the sandwiches were available to order with a smaller, cheaper side, instead of having to order a full portion side dish. That being said, the portions are generous so you get what you pay for. You just get a lot when you might only want a little. read more

So far, so good. The first visit was a little iffy service-wise but the food made up for it. The chicken parm had the juiciest chicken I've ever had and it was very memorable. The calamari was also pretty good. The adult water ice was AWESOME! Definitely a highlight in the (unfortunately) warm-ish tavern. Granted, we were visiting on pretty warm days with lots of traffic in and out so that could have affected our comfort level. Plus it's pretty busy in there. The second visit, we just sat at the bar and the bartenders were pretty friendly. After eating a bunch of ice cream, I didn't want to drink too much so I opted for the Suzy prosecco cocktail which was perfect. When you first walk in from the 10th Street entrance, pay attention that you don't keep walking straight and fall down the stairs where the bathrooms are. I almost made that mistake! Also, the bathrooms are clean but a little cramped. Overall, great atmosphere, friendly service, decent food and a variety of drinks is a big plus. Try the adult water ice! read more

More of a 3.5 star review. Might be a tad biased since my dining partner happened to know a few people who worked here so we got super friendly service. Tried the bruschetta of the day, the chicken ceasar salad, house white wine and a couple different beers. The food was definitely good, but nothing to write home about and kinda overpriced for the portions. I do like that there is a disco ball, which accounts for the extra half-star. read more

Since their grand re-opening, I think we've been to Triangle Tavern at least 10 times--and each time we've left with new good things to say. BY FAR my favorite thing on the menu is the Adult Water Ice. I've had just about every flavor but so far nothing tickles my fancy quite like the Peach! My husband is always stoked on the beer list and has had many a "MMMmm" worthy beverage from their draft list. I am SO excited to find a place with decent hot wings in the area that I could almost do a cartwheel (which if you know me, you know is a BIG DEAL). Admittedly while typing "h-o-t w-i-n-g-s" I did salivate a little too much (read: drooled). We've ordered dishes like the spaghetti and meatballs, burger and caesar salad and all have been at or above average (especially considering the price). Everyone (but me because I'm a weirdo) raves about the Sweet Potato Fries but if we could change one thing it would be the standard idaho ones (we're crispy shoestring people). Overall a great joint for a quick bite and just a smidge cheaper than the Cantina (our regular go to). LOTS of options for Vegetarians and Vegans!! read more

OK Triangle Tavern, I see you. How do I begin to describe the love affair I had with your spaghetti and vegan meatballs? And those vegan wings? Best in the city! I have so much love for this place right now. Will be back. read more

I've been here a few times now but my most recent trip is one to write about! I came here with a bunch of my girlfriends most of whom are vegetarian or vegan. My friend and I split the vegan mozzarella sticks as an appetizer- they were the best vegan mozz sticks I have ever had- the cheese melted in my mouth and there was a perfect crunch. For my meal I got the vegan wings and a side of vegan meatballs. The wings were some of the best i've ever had- the meatballs were good too but the texture was a bit weird to me. Service was on point and the bill was really affordable. I will be back for sure! read more

Ate here just last night. The only reason I've given a 3-star rating instead of a 2-star is because of the great wait staff. Great job! Very friendly and they all seemed to help with each other's tables (water refills, clearing plates, etc). As for the food, we were not impressed. I knew nothing of the history of this place but was asked to join an enthusiastic South Philly couple when they heard the Tavern had reopened in their neighborhood. One person got the vegan roast beef and the other got the regular roast beef sandwich. They said the sandwiches were mediocre. I was craving seafood so I ordered the mussels with red sauce. The sauce was thin and bland; although full of minced garlic, it had no particular flavor. The mussels were good but I got at least 2 that had an odd, unpleasant taste. I would probably not eat here again unless it was someone else's decision. Sorry! read more

Finally tried their food last night because I needed something late night and I couldn't find any other vegan options at 10:30. I've heard their food is really good just never got around to trying it but I'm so glad that I did!!!! Their vegan cheesesteak (with a long hot obviously) is the best I've ever had, as were their seitan buffalo wings. Seriously perfect. I find a lot of restaurants either use too much batter or they over cook them. These are PERFECT. I tried their mozzarella sticks too. Seriously so good. First time I've had vegan mozzarella sticks since transitioning two years ago. I highly recommend them!! read more

Triangle Tavern, I'm loving all that you do! My boyfriend and I decided to try this place out last friday. We went around 7pm, walked in to a smiling, genuinely nice and welcoming hostess and didn't wait at all for a table. Our table was comfortable and I was loving the vibe! Crowd was a nice mix; young professionals, neighborhood folks, babies, cute old ladies in their 70s wining and dining, EPA peeps, friends hanging out. The manager Ashley was nice enough to come by and ask how we were doing, I complemented the decor. She went on to tell me about all of the awesome historic ORIGINAL photos on the walls, these walls are an awesome south philly time capsule!!! Food: I ordered the bruschetta of the day, which had some of the most delicious proscuitto i ever had on top. Perfectly cut and complemented with blue cheese, honey, and fresh fruit. The 'Spicy Broccoli' came highly recommended by a staff member who was nice enough to point out some of his personal favorites as we were seated. IT WAS AMAZING! and I'm pretty sure it was vegan too! My boyfriend loved his hearty portion of chicken parmesan entree, i managed to finish anything he had left on his plate. Drink: Triangle participated in philly beer week (woo!) so we dined during the Goose Island Tap Takeover. Sofie is one of my favorite beers so I jumped on it! We also tried a signature "Passyunker" cocktail, MMM! Service: My server was so nice, so patient ( i asked about...100 questions), and delightfully knowledgeable. Their cocktail list had about 6 different takes of a negroni and she was happy to make suggestions and fill me in on all the special ingredients. Timing was great, we didn't wait long at all during this 'busy' dinner hour. I was really impressed with all of the front of the house staff. We were in a rush so i didn't get to try the alcoholic water ice everyone is raving about, but i can't wait to go back soon and try it !!!! read more

The pizza is half decent but $7 for "garlic bread" is an insult....don't waste your money. read more

Triangle Tavern - Garlic bread - American Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Damn, you nailed that jawn. Simple, neighborhood vibe is back. Food and service = excellent. Do you know how long I've pined for a BASKET OF GRILLED SHRIMP? Just shrimp. Nothing else. They were tasty and went great with fried smelts. I also tasted my friend's vegan meatballs & spaghetti ... it rocked! Good drinks, affordable house wines (through a draft system), and solid beer list. Also, we went early and it was quiet. It was nice to have a few drinks in us as the place got really crowded and the music got a little louder. Nice pacing to the vibe...I think I heard Elvis on the speakers. 5 stars for simplicity, execution, and affordability in a local, neighborhood joint. read more

It's hard to please most people at an Italian restaurant. Sauce (gravy) is a highly debated item: too acidic, too sweet, too bland, etc. Same thing goes for meatballs, everyone has an opinion. I've got to give the Triangle credit, they're a crowd pleaser with all the Italian staples. They might not be perfect or the best I've ever had, but it's definitely great, old-school Italian bar food. The drinks are solid here too and well-priced. Lot's of selection on the drafts (domestic and craft). We didn't try the adult water ice, but we eventually will and I'm confident it will be good. We started with the clams casino, which was satisfying. Lot's of clams and plenty of herby flavor (although a little small for the price, four clams). The Sunday Gravy, carbonara special, spaghetti and meatballs, and spicy clam linguine were our four entrees. All four were enjoyed by everyone at the table. I'll say that the red sauce is a little on the sweet, acidic side, but it wasn't off-putting to any of us. I will also say that the Sunday Gravy here has far more meat and much more flavor than Little Nonna's. The pepperoni and sausage were particularly flavorful, but I thought the pork chop was a little dry. The meatballs are great with a lot of herbs in them, and the spicy clam dish was loaded with clams and had just the right amount of heat. While the carbonara was good, I found it to be a little bit more like alfredo than a true carbonara sauce. For the price, the old-time Italian South Philly vibe, large portions, and stellar food, the Triangle Tavern delivers. Also of note, the pitcher of Yuengling and an order of wings for $10 during happy hour can't be beat! read more

Ordered takeout specifically for the vegan options. The vegan Buffalo chicken pizza was alright, but it had way too many onions for my liking and the vegan chicken was in cubes and not the best. The vegan lasagne tasted great, but unfortunately was more like a sauce soup. There were teeny strips of pasta drowning in a whole to-go container full of marinara with swirls of cheese and a few crumbles of vegan ground beef. read more

Wanted to support these guys during the pandemic so I ordered some cocktails to-go. Apparently the item was no longer in stock so the bartender decided to take it upon himself to come out and make sure as unprofessionally as possible that the item was out of stock and that I was an idiot because I didn't see that on their webpage. I live two blocks from here, they will never get my business again. Head elsewhere if you want to be treated politely and as a valued patron. Embarrassing. read more

My husband and I along with two friends walked down Passyunk to try the "Triangle Tavern" last week and I must say its a great addition to the array of great food spots in the neighborhood. The menu is an interesting combo- like royal tavern teamed up with villa Di Roma to make a menu that combines southern italian favorites with red gravy and pub food like burgers and wings. I had the steamed clams as an app and they were delicious. For my entree I had chicken Parmesan which was good but nothing special. Husband got the vegan lasagna and he's not even vegan but thought it was very good. Our server reminded me of Ray Liotta's wife in Goodfellas- they def are staying authentic in terms of the atmosphere they are trying to create. I will be back and next time I'm trying the wings! read more