Top 5: Bars in Philadelphia

Barclay Prime

This is not only home to some of the best happy hour prices but also a place to find the best steaks in the city. Located in the hipster Rittenhouse Square neighborhood, this bar attracts the younger crowds who stay late into the night. The bar is on the smaller side and provides a classy atmosphere with leather chairs, wood paneling and a checkered floor. Visit this location in the evening for a good time out with friends.

The Franklin Bar

Close to Barclay Prime, The Franklin Bar sits waiting for visitors to awed by the drinks and décor. The bar was once a Prohibition-era bootleg operation and sold alcohol to patrons illegally. Today, it kept some of its charm and continues to provide the public with drinks.

Monk’s Cafe

Beer enthusiasts everywhere need to spend a day at this bar. It has more than 200 beers. It’s frequently acknowledged as one of the best beer bars in the country for its selection of beers and dedication to good service. The servers can answer questions about any of the beers and help you pair them with food.

Frank Bradley’s

Come to this spot for a fun night. There is great entertainment provided by DJs and burlesque shows. Upstairs is an eternal dance party that plays all the best music. The full menu is available until midnight for those looking to sop up some of the liquor and beer.

McGillin’s Olde Ale House

Open since 1860, this bar is Philadelphia’s oldest continuously running tavern. The spot does an excellent job of celebrating holidays and making sure patrons have glasses filled with alcohol.