Locust Rendezvous

"Around since 1989, this beloved dive that keeps the kitchen open until 1 a.m. daily is known for its Buffalo wings served in Cajun, garlic, and spicy barbecue varieties." - Ernest Owens, Eater Staff

"Since 1989, this beloved dive bar has been a crowdpleaser as one of the few Philly dive bars to stay open till 2 a.m. every night (with food served until 1 a.m .daily). Beyond their impressive beer specials and cocktail options (such as the festive lemonade citywide and slurrp Jello shots), their dining menu (such as their spicy buffalo wings and breakfast ‘til midnight) is top-notch as well. You’ll find solid wings, and even a $6 “mystery shot”." - Ernest Owens, Sarah Maiellano, Eater Staff

"Vous in Center City is pure chaos. Whether it’s a playoff game, the Happy Hour crowds discussing the sheer terror of the company potluck, or trying to find an opening at the crowded bar to order a Citywide, it’s always an IPA-soaked-floor madhouse. This also makes it an ideal place to talk sh*t about all things Flyers, Sixers, Phillies, and Eagles en masse. There are three options on the menu—the classic $8 PBR and bourbon, a seasonal version, like a spiked tea and raspberry vodka shot in the summer, and a lemonade Citywide that includes a hard lemonade and blueberry vodka. While one is a classic, the others get the job done when the Eagles let you down, again, or Susan from accounting says she’s bringing tuna casserole to the potluck. " - candis mclean

"Vous in Center City is where the neighborhood heads to watch a game, order a plate of wings, and ignore them for the third inning of the Phillies game. The menu here is far more elaborate than you might expect at a neighborhood pub, and it's all pretty skippable (except for the drums and flats). Go for a Long Island, but heads up–you may flinch when they have a sip of the sweet-and-sour cocktail. It’s a shock to your palate that reminds you the rest of the world exists, including whatever you ordered. " - candis mclean

"Vous in Center City is where anyone nearby heads to watch a game, order a plate of wings, and ignore them for the TV. They flinch when they have a sip of this sweet-and-sour cocktail, though. It’s a shock to your palate that reminds you the rest of the world exists, including those wings. " - candis mclean