Filadelfia

A group of us went there for a friends birthday. We had VIP entrance and drink specials. We mainly stayed in PBR area and the bartenders were on point. By my 3rd drink I no longer had to tell the bartender what I wanted and I never had to wait on a busy Saturday night. The bartender even saved me money when I ordered a round of shots because it was not part of our drink specials so he made us something comparable for half the cost. All in all it was a great night and I would definitely come back!

I live in South Philly and as a resident of the city, I don't always take the opportunity to experience all of the the things the city has to offer. I had friends in from out of town and went as a group of 9 on Saturday, July 8th 2017. It was so much fun! It is hard to get a ping pong game on a busy night but that makes me want to go back with my husband and my dog on a weekday afternoon or evening. It was crazy packed but I felt like I was on the boardwalk down the shore. (One of my favorite places.) The smells of ice cream and waffles filled the air. There are free activities for adults as well as kids. They had a Lego building area for kids, which I thought was awesome. They also have an arcade but we didn't have a chance to go in. I'm assuming you have to pay for tokens but I'm not sure. I'll save that for next time. Since there is no entrance fee, this place is great for families who just want to hang out. The views are amazing as well! Watching the boats with a beer with my husband was so relaxing. My only thing is the hammocks. I wouldn't lay in one if you paid me. I can't imagine the sweaty bodies that have laid in them. Otherwise, we had so much fun with great company. I can't wait to go back!

The staff was great here. Very friendly,helpful, and accommodating. The problem I had was they double booked shows the day I went. The band I wanted to see ended up canceling due to not being able to play til around 1 and had a 2 hour drive ahead of them. Other than this problem i would reccomend this place.

I love visiting cat cafes when I travel, it's one of the first things I search for and add to the itinerary. My husband and I have been to cat cafes in Prague, Paris, Amsterdam, NYC, and now Philly. Of all the cafes we have visited, this one tops my list! It's a lovely, welcoming place, with very friendly employees. The decor is spot on, I absolutely love how chic and clean this place is! They also miraciously keep the cafe not smelling like cat... now as someone that owns cats, I don't get grossed out when entering a cat cafe and it smelling a bit like cats, I mean, it's a cat cafe after all!... but somehow, Kawaii keeps this place so clean that you wouldn't even know cats reside there! They also have a huge range of vegan treats and nut milks which made our experience even more exiciting! If you like cats, or live in Philly and are looking to adopt a new friend, this is definitely a wonderful place to visit.

New management really says a lot about this place. Last year, when a friend and I wanted to go and check things out, we were given a very rude, quick response, and pretty much a, "you can't sit with us," kind of vibe. My friends and I are always in Northern Liberties, and the only thing I drink is beer. They had some great selections when I went June 26. The service was amazing, and Amanda was very helpful. It felt so much friendlier and open! I really wasn't sure what to wear because of the dress code rules, but I have seen some girls come in with denim and leggings. I wore a peplum skirt, black and gold sandals, and a black and white Daisy crop top on top of my bikini. The only thing I constantly heard complaints about was the girls bathroom. My nose is always stuffed so I can't smell anything, and I guess that's a blessing in disguise. Maybe add some air freshener to the bathrooms? Overall, this is definitely one of the places to be in Northern Liberties and would recommend it to anyone. No kids, just adults, drinks, great for, and great service! I was happy my entire stay, and wouldn't change anything at all. The only thing is, when good music plays I really just want to dance, but there's like no dance floor. � But that's just me. I was just there for a day pass, but next year will be looking into a season pass. Keep up the great work! I look forward to stopping in every now and then.

We went as a family with our 4 and 7 years olds and had a great time! It was about 95 degrees, so we did sweat quite a bit, but we had plenty of water with us and there is a wonderful charging station there which offers A/C to cool off for a few moments. The architecture was amazing and the history very interesting. I would love to go back someday! Staff were well informed and very polite and helpful! We only planned on spending an hour or so there, but ended up staying for 3 or 4 hours and could have spent just a bit more time if we'd had it to spare. Definitely a historical site worth visiting!

I went on this tour during the heat of the 2016 elections. I could feel our forefathers passion for our country in that room. The details shared by the guides brought everything to life. I'm so glad I visited this historic site.

I live in South Philly and as a resident of the city, I don't always take the opportunity to experience all of the the things the city has to offer. I had friends in from out of town and went as a group of 9 on Saturday, July 8th 2017. It was so much fun! It is hard to get a ping pong game on a busy night but that makes me want to go back with my husband and my dog on a weekday afternoon or evening. It was crazy packed but I felt like I was on the boardwalk down the shore. (One of my favorite places.) The smells of ice cream and waffles filled the air. There are free activities for adults as well as kids. They had a Lego building area for kids, which I thought was awesome. They also have an arcade but we didn't have a chance to go in. I'm assuming you have to pay for tokens but I'm not sure. I'll save that for next time. Since there is no entrance fee, this place is great for families who just want to hang out. The views are amazing as well! Watching the boats with a beer with my husband was so relaxing. My only thing is the hammocks. I wouldn't lay in one if you paid me. I can't imagine the sweaty bodies that have laid in them. Otherwise, we had so much fun with great company. I can't wait to go back!

Great place to have an event. We just had my daughters 1st birthday there. Top notch place. Very helpful take care of everything they even helped us setup our own decorations. The pavilion was nice and cool our guest loved that, because it was 92 and 68% humidity and inside you would even know it. The park was so clean and having the bracelets for the merry go round and tickets for mini golf included were definitely a plus. If I can use one word it would be perfect.

Me, my sister and my best friend visited the museum for the first time on Sunday. We were really surprised by the diversity of the exhibits and how much there was to see. We were in awe of all the amazing pieces of art and I got to see on of my favorite paintings. However they really do need to give their staff training on how to approach people. I understand these are priceless pieces of art but the way the staff talked to people, including us, was unprofessional. And most of them were unfriendly and not informative. I could live with that but what really ruined our experience was when we went to get pictures on the iconic "Rocky steps". There must have been a bike convention or something because at least 60 bikes were in front of and on the steps. The people riding them were extremely rude. They were riding around visitors popping up on one wheel and not looking where they were going. One ran into my friend and her phone went flying onto the floor. Thankfully it didn't break. But we were also almost hit several times. No staff or security came out to say anything and there was even a police officer there and he did nothing. It made an otherwise nice day very frustrating. Things like that really should be more regulated for the safety of others!

We took our daughter there last Wednesday. She had fun but I was a bit disappointed. A large chunk of the interactives were labeled with signs that they were out of order and there were a handful that weren't labeled that were either totally malfunctioning or parts of then weren't working properly. I was glad we had discounted tickets because I would have been upset to pay full price for the museum in this condition. It's also a bummer that the cool stuff is extra, like the mirror maze and the flight simulator. After paying for the tickets and parking, another $10 for at least two of us (child and an adult) to go through the maze was a bit much. Also, I know you have to change things up but we would have been really interested in whatever exhibit was near the optical illusion section. That was our favorite area!

Philadelphia Mills is the best 🎥 place I like to go, plus the so many stores & Food Courts. It's the best place & mostly the excellent place to share with my husband because it's brings me to Dave & Busters where we 1st met and had our 1st date❤️😍💕

One of the best places in the Northeast to have a great cigar. Some of the best people you will ever meet too, from the knowledgeable and friendly staff, right down to some of the finest folks that inhabit one of the largest and cleanest lounges in the U.S. of A. I've been lucky enough for the past 7 years or so to call it a regular stop. :D

I came to see All Tome Low on July 30, 2017. First of all, the security man directing the lines did a wonderful job. He told us everything we needed to be informed of, while still cracking jokes and not making the directions boring. Props to him. Secondly, once we got inside, it was definitely cooler. Coming in the conditioned building from the heat inside was like a great breather. The merch was set up nicely. The lines weren't all over the place. They were straight and organized as they should be. When Waterparks decided to come out after their set and meet fans, the line continued to be straight with no cutting, etc. It would've been nice to tell us they had to go though while another band was preforming, even if it's common sense. During the set for Waterparks, it was very roomy. For All Time Low, it was obvious that it wouldn't be so roomy, but it was still comfortable. The only complaint during their set is not the venue's fault and would be a waste of time reading. Lastly, at the end of the show - the venue gave free Rockstars to all who came. Common courtesy would be to take one, but even tho people took more than that - there was still a ton left. Overall, great experience.

Luv spending time with my wife at the pier and taking some pics with our besties