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With light fixtures in the shape of olives stabbed with toothpicks, the swanky Continental features one of the largest speciality martini menus in Philadelphia. The classy clientele nibbles on a tapas-style dinner menu along the retro diner seating.
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This sleek, sophisticated space tucked away on Walnut Street creates a sense of mystery with its private entrances, tables and nooks for its top clientele. Live music from Latin to the 1980s to add to the overall atmosphere.
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With so many Irish pubs to chose from, Philadelphians often find themselves searching for something closest to the original. Its dark wood, free-flowing beers and friendly barkeeps make Fergie’s seem as if it was lifted off the streets of Dublin.
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Get transported from Old City to Old Country Ireland at this upscale Irish pub- restaurant in the historic Corn Exchange Building where the beautiful people play. Quaff one of the dozens of brews on tap or sold by the bottle, or taste one of the Irish- style nouvelle comfort foods.
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This neighbourhood quaint, rustic haven is filled in dim lighting, walnut wood and burgundy walls. The beer selection ranges from Golden Monkey to Paulener, and the American bar food goes well with the jukebox crammed with gems.
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