Victory Brewing Company Philadelphia
Restaurant · Logan Square
1776 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Highlights
Craft beer, global pub grub & rooftop views at an industrial-chic tavern
Craft beer, global pub grub & rooftop views at an industrial-chic tavern
"Victory Brewing Company has a massive outdoor rooftop that’s filled with bright yellow chairs, a few mini plants, and a large u-shaped bar where you can enjoy any of the 30+ beers they have on tap. Located on the Ben Franklin Parkway, you can see every flag from model UN and look out at Museum Mile while eating pillowy Bavarian pretzels, fried cauliflower, buffalo wings, and a stacked double cheeseburger that’s dripping in cheddar. Bring a group of friends to the brewery and drink a few beer flights while people watching." - candis mclean, alison kessler
"Victory Brewing Co. is one of the few breweries in Center City. With a long bar where there’s no bad view of the TVs and big tables, it’s a fun place to sit with a group. Another brewery rarity: they have a massive outdoor rooftop with yellow chairs, plants, and a bar area. If you’re hungry, get some pillowy Bavarian pretzels, wings, and a double cheeseburger while people-watching on the Parkway." - candis mclean
"Victory Brewing Co. is one of the few breweries in Center City, which makes it a useful place to bring a group or watch a game. Another perk: they have a rooftop with yellow chairs, plants, and a U-shaped bar. Eat a Bavarian pretzel and some wings while inspecting the after-work crowd of people who would like to be 25 again." - candis mclean
"Victory Brewing Co. is one of the few breweries in Center City. With a long bar where there’s no bad view of the TVs and super long wooden tables, it’s a fun place to sit and sip on any of their 30+ on-tap beers. Another brewery rarity is that they have a massive outdoor rooftop that’s filled with bright yellow chairs, a few mini plants, and a large u-shaped bar. If you’re hungry, you can go for some pillowy Bavarian pretzels, buffalo wings, and double cheeseburgers while people-watching on the Parkway." - Candis R. McLean
"Victory Brewing Company, a regional brand, replaced the old TGI Fridays on 1776 Benjamin Franklin Parkway." - Ernest Owens
