Con Murphy's Irish Pub

We opted to go here as it was the in house restaurant of our hotel. We were seated immediately on a weekday evening. We opted the outdoor seating for some fresh air. I chose a non-alcoholic drink which they did not have on the menu and the waitress recommended a mule drink to be only option which would taste good without alcohol. The drink was fine—perhaps not crafted to perfection, but they did the job and paired well with the friendly, laid-back atmosphere. We ordered wings and pasta . They were both delivered warm. It was good but not exceptional. Quantity wise it was good for 2 people. To me it may not top my “must-eat” list, but it earns a spot for chill evenings and solid company.

We decided to sit in the outside portion of the restaurant because I use an Electric scooter and there were steps everywhere. I ordered cheese steak egg rolls and French fries. Both were very good. My son ordered fish tacos avd my husband ordered the southwest bowl, both enjoyed their meals. My one complaint is that they did not give us enough ketchup. The service was good but a little slow. The cleanliness was good and I was able to find a decent seat and fit my scooter nearby. We wound return here again.

We stopped by Murphy’s Irish Pub in Philadelphia for happy hour and ordered the fish & chips (with truffle fries), Chicken Francese with rice, and boneless wings. The fish had good flavor but was a little on the greasy side, though the truffle fries were excellent – crispy and full of flavor. The Chicken Francese was hearty with a nice lemony sauce, and the boneless wings were a solid happy hour snack. Our server was really nice and welcoming, and the atmosphere had that cozy Irish pub charm. Overall, Murphy’s is a great Philly spot for casual bites, friendly service, and happy hour deals.

Great Irish Pub Vibes. Great food. Great service. Showed up on a week night with a group of 4 and they had us seated immediately. For appetizers I tried the wings, crab dip, and cheesesteak egg rolls. All were very good. Our favorite were the cheesesteak egg rolls. The cheesesteak was great. It was hot, packed full of meat and American cheese. The mushrooms added made it phenomenal. The Reuben was okay, I didn’t mind it but wouldn’t order it again. Fries were solid. Would recommend, the menu seems awesome!

Visited this place for both pub and food. Besides staff and drinks and ambiance, food was high point of our visit. Burgers were really juicy and tasty with all the enriching flavors touching taste palettes. We sat outside for Philly air and feels it was a real refreshing experience with all friendly crowd visiting location.

For a pub the food was really good. The wings and the short rib fries with gravy were my favorites. The pasta with shrimp was alright a bit too overcooked for my liking but you can’t go wrong with the other two items. I did outdoor seating and they had heaters so it wasn’t bad at all. It was a colder June day. 4.1/5

Had a large party here for a conference. The space was spacious and accommodating. The food was good and I couldn't find any complaints minus wishing it arrived quicker.

I ordered the fish and chips here, but really, I regret not ordering the shepherd's pie- it looked so good when the table next to me ordered it. My fish and chips was good, but not exceptional enough to stand out to me. The coleslaw, surprisingly, was phenomenal, and so was the tartar sauce with the fries. The fish itself was your average beer battered fish, which is always yummy. The only thing that really dampened the experience was that my friend, who was in a wheelchair, did not have an elevator to access to get to our table upstairs. So, instead she had to jump from step to step in her boot. That wasn't fun. Overall, a 4/5 star experience, special thanks to the service who tried to accommodate the best they could.

Pivoted from another restaurant on the Parkway and made a last minute resys for Con Murphy's on a stormy Spring Saturday. Best decision ever!! It was a true vibe. I love warm welcomes and friendly faces when I walk into an establishment and that's exactly what I was greeted with at this Irish Pub. The hostess and our waiter Bill were both outstanding! What We Toasted With: Victory Prima Pils - Downingtown, PA (5.3%) (5/5) Espresso Martini (5/5) Hot Toddy - Perfect on a soggy Saturday (5/5) Irish Coffee - Also a perfect pick me up (5/5) What We Ate: Cheesesteak Eggrolls w/Sriracha Aioli - These were lacking a bit of flavor and just okay. (3/5) Brioche French Toast - w/Applewood Smoked Bacon and a side of strawberry compote and maple syrup. Absolutely delicious! (5/5) Salmon Benedict - 2 poached eggs, seared salmon filet, tomato and sautéed spinach on an English muffin, hollandaise and breakfast potatoes. Another winner! (5/5) Blackend Grouper Sandwich - seared grouper filet, lettuce, tomato, red onion, Chipotle mayo and a Brioche bun. Another homerun! (5/5) The food was fresh, hot and plentiful. When you're stuffed and get home then remember you meant to order dessert...just means you MUST plan a return visit lol. There's truly no other option!

While on travel for work, stopped in this location as it was conveniently located. There is outside seating but look up a holes in the covering....plus might not be ideal for any claustrophobic. A small group, Michael was our waiter. The food was fine 5 stars, Michae's attitude was NOT and I should have asked to speak with the Manager. We all ordered, one person had a draft beer. The table stated separ checks for the beginning. At the end, Michael brings one check! My colleague was polite and reminded him of separate checks. Michael was agitated and came back with a stack 4 of the checks and dropped them midair on the table. My colleague called Michael back as his draft beer was on someone else's receipt and Michael's response was "well, that's what you get when you ask for separate checks!" Food was 4.5 stars, waiter attitude 0 star. Attention Management: Please speak with Michael and any wait staff and remind them without customers, there will not be a reason to be in business nor need employees. Also, you do not speak to someone in this manner who served their country USA and is a proud military veteran. This was disrespectful when guests were polite and courteous throughout. This is an ideal opportunity for management to remind employees that every guest deserves an exceptional experience. Opted to bring a colleague on a different day and were greeted promp and seated outdoors due to wait and minimal seating. Fortunately, the waitress was Emily who may have been training but was polite. We mentioned separate checks and one sleeve was brought with 2 separate checks! The meal was enjoyable and this experience was over 4.5 stars. Zucchini ribbons slightly brown and not much flavor perhaps try adding some fresh herbs. Attached are some pics.

I came here for a reservation with a group while I was in town for a convention. The location is very convenient to the convention as I go every year, but I can't say I'd ever come back to Con Murphy's or recommend it to anyone I know. The service was extremely slow, the staff actually quite rude. My table was ignored for most of the time we were there. When we finally ordered and got our drinks and appetizers, it was not anything to write home about - very standard pub fare. We didn't even finish our first round of drinks and appetizers, when we were suddenly told that we needed to leave because our table had been reserved for another party. We hadn't even had the chance to order second drinks or entrees yet. Why did they allow us to make reservations or even seat us, if they didn't plan to let us enjoy drinks and food at our leisure? On top of that, if they were overbooked, or busy, why was the service so slow? Why were there several servers grouped up in the corners chatting and audibly talking trash about patrons? I don't think I've ever felt this insulted by any hospitality establishment before. Our group ended up going to a different restaurant to get drinks and food, and the experience (and food) was ten time better.

I found myself in Philadelphia for work and knew I needed to have a few cheesesteaks. Con Murphy's was right by the hotel and highly rated. A group of us decided to give it a try. It was a busy evening, but they were quickly able to get a table for all of us. The ambience was warm and welcoming and service was great. There was a great beer selection as well. Unfortunately the cheesesteak was disappointing. It seemed like it was ground beef with melted American white cheddar cheese. No peppers and onions. Though it tasted okay, it didn't live up to the hype of a Philadelphia Cheesesteak. If you're looking for an authentic Philadelphia Cheesesteak, I wouldn't recommend Con Murphy's. However, I would be willing to try this place again to try other items on the menu.

What an amazing surprise!!! I came to Philly due to a conference and we had a couple of hours to "kill" before the conference started and on our way from the parking lot to the conference, we stumbled into this place, very low key, in a very busy street corner... EVERYTHING IS PERFECT HERE!! Portions were big, well priced dishes, service was friendly and inviting.. great atmosphere.. it was SO GOOD... we had to come AGAIN!! the conference ended at 5 pm and instead of heading back home (2hrs one way without traffic) we couldn't help it but get our a$$es back here for appetizers and drinks... this is a true Philly gem! If you are in the Philly downtown area PLEASE COME HERE!!! Thank me later!! Special shout-out to Michael T (my brunch waiter) and Conor M (the afternoon waiter).. LOVE LOVE LOVE

Came here with a group of friends for brunch and we left feeling disappointed. When we arrived, the hostesses told us there was no seating inside and to check the upstairs bar for spots (there were none). We decided to sit outside since there was a heater, but honestly we were still freezing so I wouldn't recommend the outdoor seating if it's cold. We ordered the Murphy fries and Parmesan truffle fries for the table and honestly the fries were the best thing we had there. The other food was not good. I ordered the avocado toast with eggs and they very clearly burnt my toast and just covered it up anyway with the toppings. Additionally, none of my food was seasoned and it was just very bland. My friend found a hair in his food. No one at my table seemed to enjoy their meals and we unfortunately left a lot of food unfinished. Service was okay; our waitress was good but the hostesses werent very nice. The wait times were long. On top of just not having a good dining experience, they add on 20% gratuity automatically so watch out for that. Overall I probably wouldn't come back here for food.

My family and I went to Con Murphy's for Center City Restaurant Week. The only person that ended up eating from the CCD Restaurant Week menu was my stepmother. I ordered: -- Snickerdoodle Martini -- Tito's Vodka, Amaretto, Bailey's Irish Cream, Half & Half, Cinnamon -- Coca Cola | Lemonade -- Bavarian Pretzel Sticks -- Grainy Mustard, Cheese Sauce -- Cheesesteak Egg Rolls, Sriracha Aioli -- Caesar Salad (Small) -- Romaine, Parmesan,Croutons, Caesar dressing Everything I ordered was tasty and well seasoned. The pretzels were freshly toasted. The salad was fresh. The meat in the cheesesteak egg rolls were nicely seasoned. The service was nice. Our waitress was attentive, yet didn't hover. She made great recommendations and kept our drinks refilled. The restaurant was as loud to be expected for a Sports Bar?!? I'm quite sure it would be louder when a game is being played. I really think we may return at some point.

After a long journey on Amtrak from Boston, I arrived in Philadelphia completely famished. Fortunately, Con Murphy's was near the hotel I was staying at, so I decided to drop in. Upon entering, I noticed the restaurant was completely packed. Nevertheless, I was promptly seated. Based on the recommendation of the server, I went with the Shepherd's Pie. Despite the restaurant being completely full, my food came out within a very reasonable amount of time. Surprisingly, the Shepherd's Pie was actually made of lamb, not beef, like some other restaurants I've been to. Overall, the pie was seasoned very well, and the salty gravy complemented the mashed potatoes perfectly. For dessert, everything on the menu looked good. My server recommended the bread pudding, which according to the menu, was served with whiskey infused sauce. Nevertheless, I barely tasted the whiskey. My dinner was pretty good, but the disappointing dessert at the end keeps this experience at 4 stars.

Be warned... don't get excited about an Irish Breakfast if you go here on a weekday... apparently people only eat breakfast at the weekends!!!!

So to say we liked this Irish PUB Is an understatement. Ate here two days in a row once for lunch and once for dinner. Friendly staff the atmosphere was a vibe all around. We had the following items during our two visits Pretzel Tequila Shrimps, Brunswick stew, Philly cheesesteak eggrolls & She crab soup. We enjoy everything we ordered and even had some to go!!! Highly recommend this fun PUB if your visiting or live in the area!

We came here for brunch with a couple friends. We had a reservation and we were seated promptly. Our waiter was attentive and friendly. The food was the downfall of my visit and took away from the experience of this well-run pub in a fairly lively area. We had 2 benedicts in which the eggs were not runny at all! The chicken and waffles were good and the spicy syrup was interesting. I will be back but only for drinks! Cheers.

This place is a great spot to eat outdoors with friends. It has a laid back vibe with good service and good food. I got the Cheeesesteak egg rolls which were pretty good! Got the red white and blue cider - which was acidic and tastey. For the entree I got the short rib Mac and cheese - the short rib was good but honestly the Mac and cheese itself wasn't anything special. My friend got the fish and chips and the fish was soooo crispy which was good. Little bland for my liking but she thought it was great.

Visited Con Murphy's for the first time as the hotel ( The Windsor ) provided us come complimentary drinks and appetizer due to our room not being ready at our arrival. We walked in without any reservation and was able to be seated pretty quickly. The bar and the restaurant was packed so this was a bonus that we didn't have to wait long. It was my first time at CM's and it won't be the last. The food was delicious - we got the egg rolls and Philly cheesesteaks. The drinks were also pretty great. My favorite was the apple cider drink.

Stopped here for brunch and would come back for drinks if I were in the area. Service was great, location was ideal and decor was adorable. Not cheesy Christmas decorations at all. It's very festive and has a ton of TVs to watch the game. Food was good, but not mind blowing. My bf and I both ordered the full Irish breakfast. Very filling and I love how the spread had different items.

We finished the Love Run and were looking forward to good food. When we arrived, the folks at the front desk were rude when we inquired about being seated. They told us we could go upstairs to the bar, but there was no seating available there. We settled for some outdoor tables. They had outdoor heaters but turned them on very recently. The table-side heater was not powerful enough for such a cold day. We waited a long time to get our waters and drinks. At this point we contemplated getting coffees and leaving afterwards but decided to stay since we were so hungry. The fries were good. Coffee was decent. The rest of the food was very mediocre. My sister's toast was burnt to a crisp and they decided to hide that by covering the toast with the rest of the food. One of my friends pulled a hair out of his food. My chorizo frittata had absolutely no flavor. The waitress ended up taking a lot of half-eaten and barely eaten plates. At the end, they added a 20% gratuity automatically that we were blindsided by. It was overall a really bad experience.

My friend enjoyed their fish & chips! Fries were not oversalted and the fish was FAT AND MEATY YUM. I liked my shepherd's pie for the first half and then the filling just got increasingly bitter for some odd reason. The mash potatoes on top could've been softer and buttery.

Great Irish bar in philly! They have a lot of drink staples and we loved the peach mule from the cocktail menu. Our bartender was super friendly. He was attentive and made conversation with our group. I have had the food here on many different occasions and it never disappoints! During march when there are parades/erin express crowds it's definitely more busy but the staff is always great and works hard to make sure everyone is taken care of

Right off the bat we got a seat which was good because it's a busy day, then 5 mins in maybe we put in our drink order. Irish music playing, and decorated nice. I had a Shirley temple and it was orange odd. Still good. Parking next to it was 16 bucks. Waiters were super nice, the shepards pie came out hot it was super good. Overall recommend!

Friendly and quick service. My partner and I had only stopped here for a drink while waiting for a reservation elsewhere, so can't really speak to the food, but the Irish coffee was pretty good and I liked the selection of beer.

Food was soooo good!! Steak tender and flavorful, mashed potato were good and the crab queso dip with naan was one of the best app's ive had recently. I really enjoyed this place and the service was great it was crowded inside but the drink was great as well. Bill was around $170 for 3 drinks and entrees plus app, would come back!

i loved the quaintness of this restaurant/bar. It was very lively on an early Thursday night and I loved that it was decorated holiday themed. I got good vibes when I entered. I thought this place had exceptional service from the hostess to especially the waitress (pretty African-American girl). The menu was very extensive. It was a mild night and we were able to sit out side which was nice. The manager even offered us an outdoor heater but we were comfortable. Food was decent in my opinion nothing too fancy (picky eaters have options lol). I would return if I was nearby in the area.

This place is right next door to the Windsor Suites hotel where I was staying in Philadelphia. After getting in late, I was a little hungry so I stopped in. There was live music playing which is standard fare for an Irish pub. I had the fish tacos which was a "starter" but it was enough for me, especially when paired with a Smithwick's Irish ale. The bar area is a little small but there is seating upstairs which I didn't see. All in all a nice place to kick back with a brew and listen to live entertainment. I'm kicking my review up a notch because I came here for lunch the next day. My first time in Philadelphia and it rained all day! Of course I couldn't leave without having a Philly cheesesteak sandwich. I paired it with a Smithwick's ale. It was delicious. I'm glad this place si so close to where I'm staying.

This was my first time here but it also might be my last. I went here with my family the service was alright at best. I got the chicken tenders and Murphy fries. When I got my food the chicken was dry and bland, the Murphy fries left an unpleasant aftertaste in my mouth. The ambiance was alright nothing noteworthy. But after everything is said and done I might go again.

Came here alone on a hum bug to be close to see the 4th of July fireworks! Sat at the bar so, only had intentions on drinks but I ordered the Parm Truffle fries and boy am I glad I did! Definitely'll be back to try more of the menu because the orders coming out smelled & looked really yum!

On the plus side, the Irish bartender was very nice and easy on the eyes. The shepherd's pie, however, was seriously average. It was mostly potatoes, in a shallow casserole that left little room for any stew. And it was pretty salty. Maybe just stop in for a drink and sit at the bar!

Came here for dinner tonight to celebrate two family birthdays. We called ahead and they had our table waiting for us when we arrived. Service was excellent. We ordered a few apps to share (hummus, poutine fries and the special shrimp). All very good! I had the beet and goat cheese salad with blackened salmon added. The salad itself was good but the salmon wasn't impressive. Most of my party enjoyed their dishes. Good option for American/Irish food in the city.

If you love the Irish vibe, this is the place. You can't a find a more Irish welcoming than this place. Aisling, is the best bar tender and a true Irish gem. She is outstanding and will make sure you have a great experience. She epitomizes the Irish spirit. Also, the menu is unmatched. All food is home-cooked and outstanding. Anything you order will be fresh and will not dissappoint. The kitcken tenders are da bomb.......homemade and the best. Do not miss out on this place. Sláinte!!!!!!

My friends and I were walking around the city looking for a decent brunch spot and unfortunately, we were very disappointed with our experience here. Front desk staff were rude. We were seated outside, which had a nice view of the city, but the heater was not working well and it was a cold day. Our appetizer of Murphy fries was pretty good, but our entrees were not. They would not add egg whites to my order of 2 sunny-side-up eggs, which were undercooked. There was a hair in the side of bacon. Our toast was burnt. If you are looking for a breakfast/ brunch place in the city, I encourage you to look elsewhere.

Very nice little Irish pub with good eats. I was staying down the street at the Sheraton, in town for work and popped into this place. It was around 6:30 PM pretty much 90% locals that were all friendly. The staff was amazing and by that I mean nice, friendly and thanked me for coming in. Gotta love that. I had the Rueben egg rolls with my Cape May beers and left content with a smile on my face. Stop in and support this biz

Happened to Con Murphy's go to the bar say hi to Glen tell him I sent you! Nice spot good vibe good live music they had a great guy on last night. This is a bar. The food is decent. Had the Parmesan truffle fries they were OK also had the buffalo chicken flatbread. If you love spicy, you should try it it is definitely spicy and eat it fast cause once it's cold, it's really not that great but go and have a good time. Have a drink at the bar Glen will hook you up.

The front desk staff were rude when asked about seating however our waitress was friendly. The appetizers were better than the entrees, and the staff refused any breakfast orders even though we were seated 20 minutes before the breakfast hours were up. One of the people in our party found hair in his meal. Usually if a restaurant is upscale or if you have a large party the staff will inform you that gratuity will be added to the tab automatically, but we had a party of five and found that they had added 20% gratuity without even telling us. Would not go here again.

Visited this location on my lunch hour on the advice of co-worker for the chicken wings. ordered wings and bottled soda and paid $19 ta. once back at office, discovered soda was not in my prepared bag. called and told employee soda was missing and she said she would deliver it to my work place 2 blocks away. Employee later called back and said Manager told her it was against company policy to deliver food that THEY neglected to add!!!! Is it company policy to provide sub standard customer service???? YOUR mistake, YOUR responsibility to correct!!! SHAME ON YOU!!!!! Although the wings were pretty good, I Will not patronage EVER AGAIN!! Will also advise co-workers to do the same!!!! FYI- great customer service exceeds customer's and company's expectation. This experience which could have been rectified in 5 minutes, fell way below all expectation!!!!!!!

This place is around the corner from my office. The food is great. Friendly, cool staff and great place to watch rugby. I love all of the rugby decor!

Nachos tasted like and looked like dog food.. I was a guest at the adjacent Hotel and grabbing a meal with my child . The manager refused to remove them from my check . I have never sent food back in my life. So rude.

Food is consistently delicious but what really sells this place is the fun and engaging staff. Our server Morgan was delightful! Super funny and engaging, made us really feel welcome. Are in the outdoor area and got to do a little people watching while we enjoyed some delicious food and cold beers

The food was amazing, the service was stellar, and the ambience was nice (we ate outside). I had Neshaminy Pale Ale and the Con Murphy's burger. Outstanding!

This place is good if you want a hotel Irish bar that has live music. The food definitely isn't the best but it's gotten better over the years. If you want to listen to some people play while drinking a beer this would be perfect. My friend got the Shepard's pie and it was very gross it looked like watery mashed potatoes that was frozen and reheated. However when I do get food I actually really enjoy their hummus plate and Buffalo cauliflower wings. I would stay stick to basic food with this place

Restaurant week (winter 2021) review. This was an impressive treat for a first timer. I have walked by this place dozens of times but have never eaten in here and so I decided to give this place a try since the restaurant week menu looked impressive. This is an Irish pub as the title suggests. It is also a lot larger than it looks. The initial downstairs area is the bar and is a smaller and cozier setup where you are never far from the bartender. There is an upstairs and a mezzanine-type seating area as well as an outdoors area. While waiting for my food I saw several families that left and so there is ample seating for larger groups The food was EXCELLENT. I had prime rib as the entree and it was sizeable. I highly recommend this place to eat.

Reasonably enjoyable Irish pub. Have a Guinness Stout on tap which always works and never disappoints. We shared a fish and chips place which was again reasonably well done - although a bit heavy on the breading in my opinion. Service started out slow but picked up. I would not say this place is my go to -- however it's a perfectly acceptable Irish pub that was close to where we were staying.

Great little bar with good ambience. We had a few drinks here on Friday. Night and had fun. Surprisingly, we came back for breakfast and it was great! Good French toast, great eggs Benedict, and homefries were crispy and tasty!

I would give a zero if I had the choice. It was busy when we arrived the hostess asked how many we told her 2. She said let me go clean a table and I'll take you up she never came back. We saw our waitress once when she took our drink order never again. We ordered fish and chips the display was very nice. However it is quite obvious that the fish and fries were cooked in the same vat. as they taste exactly the same. The fish was so greasy that my wife used her napkin to squeeze out the oil. The floor manager at the end came with our bill. the wife gave him the card to pay for dinner. He entered the information said it be right back. And then we never saw him again. Took the card out clicked verify the showed paid and we left.

Loved the food & drinks here. Service was amazing. Literally enjoyed everything. Not one single complaint. Will definitely be back next time we are in the area !

We went for Brunch time and all was good. We get the chorizo frittata the waffles and the Chicken tenders (which were delicious). The atmosphere was good and the service really nice.

Stop in to grab a bite to eat after visiting the franklin institute, we were seated pretty quick and service was fast. They didn't seem to busy at the time due to the time on the weekend as it was in-between lunch and diner. we placed our order and with 10 or so mins the food was coming out. the decor is some what interesting at least, for the sayings written on some of the walls or glass. The drinks were especially good, and everything was fine the food was pretty good, the one thing that stood out to me was the tomato bisque soup, I have never had something so damn good. You should definitely go, just if it's to get some soup.

Good bar with lots of music and cocktails flowing. Typical Irish pub. Lots of food flowing too and nice Happy hour. World cup was on and the bar was buzzing. Enjoyed it.

I was in town for the Love Run 1/2 and ordered room delivery from this restaurant since I was staying at The Windsor Suites. The food was amazing! I ordered the chicken tenders and pirogies and the chicken was perfectly fried yet juicy and the pirogies had the perfect amount of bacon bits and onions with them. The menu looked amazing but I played it safe due to my race. I would definitely come back here when in town again!

Typical Irish/American pub/restaurant on the Parkway. Came with a couple of friends for dinner, pretty much at the start of when things were reopening from COVID. Was sat outside as indoor seating was still prohibited. Decent vibe, decent food. Food/Drinks I had the bacon truffle flatbread and my friends had burgers. Burgers did not appear that special. On the other hand, my flatbread was rather unique. I was hoping for a stronger truffle taste, but it wasn't really there; the bacon surprisingly did complement it though. I would say a highlight dish was the fried cauliflower dish, which was surprisingly good. The restaurant has a really decent drink selection, even while they limited their selection due to COVID. Prices are average and what you would expect from a center city restaurant. Service/Environment Overall, service was decent. However, they only opened the outdoor seating area and there weren't too many customers to begin with. They were very attentive though. The outdoor seating area was nice, you're basically on the Parkway and have a decent view around. Not much to comment on the inside yet, but maybe soon to come? Rating: 6/10 Pros: Great location, good service Cons: Rather plain and nothing stood out. Recommendations: Fried Cauliflower appetizer!

Excellent service. Many of the resturants and pubs in Center City are surely lacking in the time of Covid. Not this place! Everyone was amazing. The Ambbience and Service was 100% what you expect from a high quality establsihment. Everything on the menu was fresh. Our party had several dishes and they were all amazing! I'm highly reccomending this restuarant. One of the best places to head up when you're in the area.

This Irish pub is located a short walk away from the Philly Museum. The atmosphere is modern with historic nods to the Irish past. I especially enjoyed the Philly made lager with chocolate tones, very think and rich.

The outdoor (street) seating was awesome. It was a beautiful evening and we had a lot to look at! Walking distance from embassy suites where we stayed and many stores. My favorite was the ricotta appetizer. It. Was. Magical. Happy hour started at 5pm which meant we arrived just in time! $2 off a glass of wine and a couple apps were $7. (Not the ricotta) Smaller inside, upstairs was having a private party, so we didn't go up. But it was beautiful inside as outside