Liberty Garden

Stopped by Sunday afternoon after celebrating July 4th for the first time in Philly. Quiet but cute spot to grab drinks before dinner!

The food was incredibly disappointing. Both sandwiches and the kids' meal were excessively salty and had a strong, unpleasant fried fish taste.

This might be the best kept secret beer garden in Philly right now. Right on the Constitution Center mall, with great views and comfortable space. We brought our young kids who enjoyed the music while we were able to enjoy a beer. Courtney and John were incredibly hospitable and provided excellent service. We look forward to coming back over the summer!

I had the opportunity to experience this beer garden with some family and friends when we had some time to kill when here for a conference near by.Liberty Garden is at Independence National Historical Park across the park from the Visitor center. We had a few drinks here after a short walk to get here. We sat at some tables in this shaded outdoor beer garden. The shade was very nice when we were here cause it was a very warm summer day. It also wasn’t too busy at the time so there was lots of space and everyone was spread out making it relaxing and easy to have a conversation. It is also a great place to people watch. It also has other alcoholic drinks and nonalcoholic drinks here as well as toilets. We all enjoyed our time together and relaxing with a few drinks here.

went before by myself and had a good experience. tried to go today with my cowoker at 5:10 to celebrate my last day at my job and they told us they were done serving. online it said they were open until 6. when we left we were told we could stay and sit, but there was no point if we had no food or drink

Setting very nice. The rest is a tourist trap. Prices are crazy with multiple hidden charges. We had 2 poor quality hot dogs for a total of $34! The menu at the counter says $10 each. But you can only order off a QR code from your table, and must pay by credit card. Once seater, using the QR menu, the price is $13/hot dog. Then credit card fee of +$1. Then mandatory gratuity. 20%. I don’t mind tipping for a restaurant server, BUT the customer has to get up and go to a service bar to get their own water, silverware, condiments, etc. The “server” does nothing more than walk out your food to the table. You never see him again. This is after you are required to first order (and pay) for your drinks at the bar-separate cost, separate tip. If you are required to order your drinks at the counter, there is no reason to not just order your food at the same time. Whole experience left a bad taste in our mouths, literally and figuratively, for the rest of our afternoon in Philly!

very cute and quaint area, with reasonable prices, and the drinks are very good

Great location and atsmophere. A little pricey.

I love that this place is dog friendly. They ever brough over bowl of water for my dog. The staff were super nice and friendly. Everything is outside. The area is super clean. The food was amazing. Nothing bad to say at all. Highly recommend!!!

This is a cute nice little hidden gem. The shaded tree coverage is a nice break from an area that's mostly wide open. It's got local beer. The flatbread was good. I'd def check it out again and enjoy some time in a hammock.

Went to Happy Hour here recently with a few co-workers and really enjoyed it. We were lucky enough to get seats in a shaded area. The drinks were ordered at the bar and served immediately, and the food came out quick and was delivered directly to your table. I ordered the Hibiscus Lemonade, Half Margherita Flatbread, Pretzel Nuggets with Pimento Cheese, and Meatball Slider off the HH menu. Everything was really good, and I would highly recommend giving this pop-up a shot.