Solar Myth
Bar · Passyunk Square ·
Wine, coffee, and vinyl shop with live jazz music
Wine, coffee, and vinyl shop with live jazz music
"“I hear new sounds with every sip of Amaro at Solar Myth down on South Broad Street.”" - Annemarie Dooling
"When: Monday-Friday, 4-6pm, Saturday & Sunday, 12-2pm The Deal: $2 Off Draft Wine By-The-Glass, $6 Off Carafes, and 20% Off Champagne (Sundays) Solar Myth on South Broad may not have the cheapest happy hour deals in Philly. But their wine is always interesting—the kind of thing you don't see elsewhere around town—so any discount feels like a win. Snag a spot at the bar or bring a date to listen to vinyl through the speakers and drink something surprising. Solar Myth also has regularly scheduled experimental jazz shows, which require tickets." - candis mclean
"Solar Myth on South Broad feels like a wine bar met a music venue and lived happily ever after with their vinyl shop baby. During the day, you can come with a laptop for coffee and tomato pie from Mighty Bread Co. Then, at night, the vinyl gets cranked up and groups of friends split nice bottles of cinsault. Come at midnight and there's a chance you'll see two people making out on a banquette in the corner. Solar Myth also has regularly scheduled experimental jazz shows, which require tickets." - candis mclean
"Solar Myth on South Broad feels like a cozy indie wine bar met a music venue, and they lived happily ever after with their vinyl-shop baby. During the day, come with a laptop for coffee and tomato pie from Mighty Bread Co. At night, the vinyl gets cranked up and groups of friends split bottles of cinsault. The super courteous staff are happy to help, whether you're navigating the extensive wine, beer, and amaro selection, or the thousands of records." - alison kessler
"Solar Myth on Broad Street feels like a wine bar met a venue, and lived happily ever after with their vinyl shop baby. During the day, you can come with a laptop for coffee and tomato pie from Mighty Bread Co. Then, at night, the vinyl gets cranked up and groups of friends split nice bottles of cinsault. Come at midnight and there's a chance you'll see two people making out on a banquette in the corner. Solar Myth also has regularly scheduled experimental jazz shows, which require tickets." - Candis R. McLean
