Bar-Ly Chinatown
Sports bar · Chinatown
101 N 11th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Highlights
60 taps, Asian-American pub fare & wall-to-wall TVs, daily happy hour
60 taps, Asian-American pub fare & wall-to-wall TVs, daily happy hour
"One of the ultimate wing spots in town, Bar-Ly in Chinatown is a place for those who love flats and drums to the max. With several favors to chose from (Buffalo, chipotle barbecue, mango habanero, and more) there’s no denying the deep passion this popular bar has for this type of poultry." - Ernest Owens
"Chinatown doesn’t have too many sports bars, but that's okay because Bar Ly exists, and Bar Ly is awesome. This spot has friendly bartenders, never gets super crowded, and, most importantly, there always seems to be a table available. That makes it kind of a magical third dimension in Philly, where it’s almost impossible to get a seat at any bar during an Eagles game unless you show up four hours early and aggressively guard your table. Plus, it’s near all of our favorite Chinatown restaurants, which is exactly where you’ll want to go after a bunch of anxiety-induced Bud Lights." - candis mclean
"If you’re in Chinatown and feeling thirsty, Bar Ly is there to help. The every day happy hour includes steep discounts on craft, imported, and domestic beers along with sangria and martini specials. Coming from the kitchen, you can grab mini versions of the nachos, fried rice, lo mein, and pad thai dishes for just a few dollars each." - Ernest Owens
"Chinatown only has one sports bar, and that’s Bar Ly. So if you’re trying to watch a game in the area, this is where you want to be. The bartenders are friendly and there’s always a table available for the taking. On top of the almost 60 beers on tap and $4.75 Happy Hour cocktails, Bar Ly also has some solid nachos, wings, and loaded tots." - Candis Mclean, Alison Kessler
"Priding itself on being Chinatown’s only sports bar, Bar-Ly serves Asian-inspired takes on traditional pub food in a fun and celebratory environment. Visit any day of the week from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. for happy hour, featuring reduced prices on popular bar snacks and alcoholic beverages." - George Banks-Weston
