Locust Rendezvous
Bar · Rittenhouse ·
French onion soup, wings, and loaded fries, craft beer
French onion soup, wings, and loaded fries, craft beer
"Vous in Center City is where the neighborhood heads to watch a game, be surrounded by wood paneling, order a plate of wings, and ignore them for the TV. The menu here is far more elaborate than you might expect at a neighborhood pub, but it's all pretty skippable (except for the drums and flats). Go for any well drink and the heavy liquor-to-soda ratio for 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 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
"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
