I visited MilkBoy the last time I was in Philadelphia, so when I realized I was staying nearby this…read moretime, I had to stop in again. I originally went in planning to have one drink and get some business stuff done. Well... one drink turned into another drink, and then I decided to order a Summer Kale salad with Chicken. And honestly, it was exactly what I needed! The salad was simple, fresh, and made with basic ingredients--nothing over the top, just perfect. The staff was cool and laid-back, and I love the atmosphere. It's open right out to the street, so you can sit back, relax, and watch everything happening around you. Definitely a great little spot to chill, have a drink, grab some food, and enjoy the Philly atmosphere. I'll definitely be back! Well, I couldn't help myself today! Because of the weather, I went back to MilkBoy, and this time I ordered a Chicken Caesar Salad. I was so hungry that I started eating before I remembered to take a picture! I also ordered a sugar-free Red Bull with vodka, and it was absolutely amazing. Everything was just what I needed, and the service was so thoughtful and wonderful.

sojo risin' $13 - drink has a pineapple and no raspberry fruit punch. I liked how it has no strong…read moreliquor flavor and was super easy to go down since I don't really like the strong liquor taste. Service took a minute and it's great ambiance on a monday night. decent amount of ppl

We celebrated my daughter's 21st birthday at F1 Arcade with a group of nine, and overall everyone…read morehad a great time. The biggest disappointment was the customer service before the event. I sent an email with questions about our reservation and never received a response. The online booking portal doesn't provide much detail, and while the website has a "Call" option, it wasn't very useful. I received multiple automated reminder emails stressing that we needed to arrive 15 minutes early because race times wouldn't be extended for late arrivals, which is completely understandable. I just wish there had been the same level of attention when it came to responding to customer questions. Once we arrived, the experience was much better. They gave our group a private seating area, which was a nice surprise. Our server was friendly, checked on us periodically, and never pressured us to order food. We chose to have drinks only, and it was nice to relax before and after racing. The simulators were a lot of fun, and everyone in our group enjoyed the experience. The only thing to know is that the races move quickly--you only have about two minutes between sessions to switch drivers, so there's not much time to explore the venue or step away without paying attention to when you're up next. Overall, it was a fun and unique way to celebrate a birthday. We'd definitely come back, although probably as a special once-a-year outing because of the cost. If F1 Arcade improved its communication before events, this easily could have been a five-star experience.

Fun experience, but definitely on the pricey side for the amount of actual racing you get…read more F1 Arcade is a pretty cool F1 racing simulation where you get to drive an F1-style race car on various real F1 tracks. The simulators do a good job of making you feel like you're actually racing--the seat moves and rumbles as you go around the track, accelerate, brake, and presumably make questionable racing decisions. One warning: if you get motion sickness easily, this might not be the activity for you. Between the moving seat and the racing visuals, your brain may start wondering why your body is sitting still while your car is doing 200 mph. The place itself is huge, with 40+ simulators. We went on a Saturday afternoon and were surprised by how empty it was. They also have a bar and serve food, but we were there strictly for the racing. We had a party of 4, so we did the team racing option and were given two simulators. Each of us got three races, and the system paired us up differently for each race, so everyone got a chance to race against everyone else. That part was actually pretty fun and made it feel more competitive. The downside is that the races are REALLY short--about 3 minutes each. So for roughly $30 per person, we each got only about 10 minutes of actual racing time across the three races. Once you factor in getting everyone set up and waiting between races, our entire visit was under an hour. The staff was friendly and did a good job explaining how the simulators work and how to check when your next race was starting, so the whole process was pretty easy. Overall, this was a fun experience, especially if you're an F1 fan or enjoy racing games. The simulators are definitely more immersive than playing a racing game at home. That said, the price is hard to overlook considering how little actual driving time you get. We had a good time, but at around $30 per person for about 10 minutes of racing, this is probably a "do it once for the experience" kind of activity rather than something we'd do regularly.

Awesome art lives here. Such a fun place to go and see what creative minds are doing. The art is…read moreincredible!

This is the premier art gallery in Philadelphia! The gallery owner and curator, Debbie Morton, has…read morefilled her space with exceptional pieces that span a brood range of mediums, subjects and price. The gallery is bright, inviting and interesting. Debbie is constantly on the search for artists to bring in as well as keeping her connections strong with the artists she already represents. If you are looking for a new piece of art, I would start here!!

Very nice they helped n my family picking a really good movie they fast wrkin they were greatread more

A mouse crawled up onto my recliner and the manager acted like it happens every day…read more Today just so happen to be Sep-11, I was sitting in my recliner waiting for the movie to start, phone in my hand while the commercials played. When a large mouse climbed up the left armrest -- right where the front of the armrest meets the leg recliner. I looked up from my phone. We made eye contact. Then it ran. I jumped out of the seat. In my 45 years of going to the movies I have never seen a mouse or a rat in a movie theater. Not once. This is a place where people sit for hours and eat. A place where people bring their kids. A rodent that close to my hands, crawling all over the seats is disgusting. I went to the counter and asked, politely, to speak with a manager. She came quickly. I told her what happened, quietly, as to not make a scene. She was not surprised. She was not shocked. Her face said this was ordinary. All she said was that she would let the exterminators know, and then she asked if I was leaving. That was it. No apology. No offer to move me. No check of the seats. No sense urgency that a customer had just had a mouse on the arm of their chair. Just "I'll tell the exterminators" and "are you leaving?" The mouse was bad. The indifference was worse.

English bar with a big red front door and hard to miss from the street. Cool bartender with lots of…read moretattoos. The small bar top was full so we sat at a table but ordered craft beers from the bartender and she served us at the maple wood table. The carved wooden inlays on the walls accented by red brick really set the tone for a true English pub experience. There was a wooden staircase to an upper level which was not open to the public. The canned and bottle beers were written on the wall menu with chalk. Great time with friends and cold tasty canned beer.

A legitimate irish pub in Philadelphia with a small bar that was full during happy hour so took a…read moretable. Not fancy but had a good warm ambiance. There was only 1 bartender but she was working magic to serve everyone quickly. One of the only bars in the area that I actually had beer, but its a pub so made sense.

My sister is local to the area and insisted that our trip to visit her included an evening at Time…read more We arrived on Monday night around 9:30-10 pm. Everyone we interacted with was absolutely wonderful and pleasant, ranging from the team members to our fellow patrons. I had a gin and Sprite to drink and I ordered the burger for some grub. The drink was standard but on the strong side. I enjoyed the burger very much and found the fries to be hot and crispy, just as a good shoestring fry should be. Of course, we enjoyed the live music that swirled around the bar that evening. The band was great and upbeat. I would definitely return!

I've been to TIME multiple times over the last month alone and have always loved the food, music,…read moreatmosphere, and service, which is exactly why I chose to bring friends visiting from out of town here on a Friday night. Unfortunately, this was by far the worst experience I've had. We had a 7 PM reservation and arrived at 7:15 PM. I acknowledge that we were late and apologized to the host. However, we arrived within the stated grace period. When we checked in, the hostess explained that because we arrived later within the grace period, our 90-minute seating window would still end based on the original reservation time. We acknowledged that and had absolutely no issue with it. What made the experience uncomfortable was how aggressively we were reminded about the time throughout the entire meal. We were reminded at least 5-6 separate times how much time we had left. Comments like "just so you know you have 25 minutes left" and "our next party is coming in 5-10 minutes" made it feel like staff was actively trying to rush us out before our reservation time had even ended. Mind you, we already understood the policy. One reminder would have been enough. Instead, it completely changed the energy of the evening and made us feel unwelcome and pressured to leave. We had originally planned to stay through our reservation and then move to the bar for the live music afterward, but after being repeatedly rushed, we decided to leave entirely and spend the rest of the night elsewhere. The most disappointing part was the interaction with the manager, Eric. Rather than listening or showing any understanding, he immediately became defensive and aggressive. He repeatedly insisted we were "15-20 minutes late," which was simply not true -- we arrived during the stated grace period. The issue was never the policy itself. It was the way we were treated throughout the night. It's unfortunate because this has genuinely been one of my favorite spots in Philly, and I've recommended it to multiple people. But this experience left a really bad impression, especially when bringing guests from out of town.

I was lucky to spend time with the gallery director, Lori, looking through their extensive…read morecollection of botanical art. The building and space is a treasure chest of interesting maps and books - you could spend hours there! Can't wait to go back!

Several years ago we hired the Arader Gallery to clean and restore two rare lithographs, both…read moresigned. One by Rosa Bonheur, the other by Richard Operti. In the case of the Operti, they destroyed the signature. Both were returned torn, creased, and in worse condition than when they were dropped off. If you want your work destroyed, definatly use this place,. If not, move on.

Jeff is an extraordinary professional. We've worked with him for years now and he consistently and…read morereliably provides high-quality framing. Also a very lovely and ethical man.

Great work done very fast. Same new glass on my frame day took 15 min. Good pricing too.read more

As Dr. Watson's Pub is now closed, I'm sure this place is as well. Which is probably fine, seeing…read moreas no one seemed to go here anyway. If you're looking for a Mile High Club try Eli's Mile High Club in Oakland, CA or, for members only, an airplane bathroom.