October 6, 2009
Phillies Fever: Top Five Places to Watch the Game
Photo by G. Widman
Watching a Phillies postseason game is a sacred event. And you can’t watch it just anywhere; you need the right combination of TV, beer and atmosphere. Or else you might jinx the team.
So we’ve picked the very best places to watch Wednesday’s 2:37 p.m. matchup between the Phils and the Colorado Rockies. Our top five:
- McGillin’s Olde Ale House: Philadelphia’s oldest tavern will serve red and white Phillies-tinis and the Phanatic Pheckin Bomb. High-def TVs? They’ve got eight.
- Pub & Kitchen: While watching Wednesday’s game, you’ll enjoy free hot dogs and Cracker Jack (sorry, no peanuts). Supplies are limited!
- Chickie’s & Pete’s: The South Philly location (one of six) was once named ESPN’s 3rd best sports bar in America. Beer, TVs, crab fries and team spirit galore!
- Ladder 15: The Center City newcomer has some impressive happy hour specials, plus high-def TVs raised high so you can see over the giant dude in front of you.
- American Pub: This subterranean newbie at 15th and Market is an appropriate place to watch America’s Team in action.
Honorable Mention:
For a full list of bar/restaurant options, click here.
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(1 response)
October 6, 2009, 5:12 pm
Allison says:
Northbowl is an honorable mention? Have you ever seen the televisions in Lucky Strike?
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