Great drink menu. The espresso martini was spot on, not too sweet. They had Wissahickon Kolsch on draft, which was a nice local touch. Cocktails are a bit pricey, but they&#39;re made well.

Tasting menu was a ton of food for the price. Great for a quick, filling lunch.

Came here with friends to catch the game. The Guinness pour was spot on, just how it should be. Really hit the spot. The vibe was exactly what we needed for a chill group hang.

The Cape May IPA on tap was the highlight. Ice-cold, crisp, with a nice hoppy bite that wasn&#39;t too bitter. Really hit the spot. The bartender knew his stuff and suggested it, which was spot on.

Stopped in before my train. The chicken cheesesteak had huge chunks of chicken, really filling for the price. Wings were good too. Solid spot for a quick, hefty bite.

Service was friendly and they handled our big group without a hitch. The bartenders really knew their stuff and made us feel comfortable hanging out there.

The no-contact ordering was a nice touch, keeps things moving. Servers were friendly when they dropped off the food. Portions are definitely generous, no complaints there.

The buffalo egg rolls were a solid choice, crispy and spicy. Paired them with a cucumber mule&mdash;refreshing and not too sweet, which was perfect. It&#39;s that kind of relaxed neighborhood spot where you can just drop in for a drink and a bite. The vibe is very low-key.

The O burger was solid, juicy and cooked right. What stood out was their beer list &ndash; a local IPA on tap paired surprisingly well with the patty. Staff was chill, atmosphere lively. A bit noisy for a quiet chat, but that&rsquo;s fine.

Came here for a friend&#39;s birthday. The space is huge and the ping pong tables are a fun gimmick. But honestly, for what you pay for drinks and the shareable plates, I expected the portions to be a bit more generous. Fun vibe, but left feeling a little hungry.

It&#39;s a cozy little spot, got lucky with a walk-in. The tables are pretty close together, so when it&#39;s full, you&#39;re definitely sharing the vibe with your neighbors.

Came for the flatbread pizza and it was solid. The menu&#39;s pretty small, but they focus on what they do. For the price, the portion was decent. You get a good amount.

Been coming here for years. Their whisky cocktails are always spot on, really well made. Price is a bit steep, but you get what you pay for.

Ashli&#39;s mango mimosa was so fresh. Loved her suggestion to add the infused cinnamon honey to my old fashioned.

Stopped in before a show at the music hall. Good spot for a beer, and they kept the refills coming even though it was packed. Parking was easy, which is a plus around here.

Mainstay Brewery&#39;s beers are solid. Got the BBQ tower for the table&mdash;good value, the meats were tasty. My pulled pork sandwich and the mac and cheese were the highlights. The space itself is nice, high ceilings and big windows, feels pretty open.

Been here for Sunday brunch a few times. Solid spot to catch a game. The staff, Chris and the team, are quick and attentive. Service is efficient, which is what I look for.

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