There isn't much to say about the Franklin that hasn't already been said. The drinks are phenomenal, and the menu changes every season, so make sure to stop in regularly to keep up!
With the best rye selection in the city (maybe the country!), Southwark is a dream come true for whiskey fans and a long-time favorite of ours.
The rustic decor and occasional ragtime piano player go great with Phoebe Esmon's cocktail creations at Farmers' Cabinet. They've even got two bars: beer to the left, cocktails to the right!
Dim and cozy, the Ranstead Room is a real treat for those willing to go out of their way to find the place. Let go of the reigns and go for the Bartender's Choice, they won't let you down!
Hardly ever crowded, Chick's is the perfect neighborhood bar. Don't be scared off by the "wine bar" in the name, because they've got a great handle on the classics here.
Another great entry in the "neighborhood bar" category, Kennett has an experimental cocktail list that is definitely worth seeking out.
A welcome addition to the Philly bar scene, Trestle is heavy on the whiskey and light on the price. Cheap bar snacks and a interesting Old Fashioned riffs go great with the surf rock & go-go dancers!
With an all-vegetarian menu that can satisfy even the most adamant carnivore, Vedge has also managed to put together a great cocktail list. Grab a drink and relax in the gorgeous cocktail lounge!
From the people that brought you Supper and the Franklin, Lemon Hill's cocktails do not disappoint! Grab a seat at the bar and try the Blues Explosion. You'll thank us.
Since the renovation, Tapestry has seriously beefed up their beer menu, and their classic cocktail list isn't too shabby either!
You always hear how great Zahav's food is, but what you might not hear is that the drinks are right up there with the hummus. Unexpected spices and flavors make for unique and delicious cocktails!
Interesting tweaks to the old standards really help familiar drinks take on interesting new tastes at Washington Square's Talula's Garden.
Another great neighborhood bar with a surprising cocktail menu and delicious Cajun food helping make Queen Village one of the best places to drink in the city!
They may not serve or sell alcohol here, but DiBruno Brothers has the best selection of bitters in the city!
Another fantastic addition to the Queen Village restaurant scene, Ela combines great food with great cocktails in a beautiful space.
Nothing goes with great food like a great drink, so make sure to check out the creative cocktail list between courses! We loved the Chancellor and the Roman Punch.
