Tria
(215) 972-8742
123 S 18th St
Philadelphia,
PA
19103
39.9509
-75.1704
Neighborhoods: Center City West, Center City
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In Short
Housed in a former ice cream shop one block north of Rittenhouse Square, this beer and tapas bar is popular with a professional crowd. The atmosphere is warm thanks to a plethora of candles, which illuminate a shelf above the long banquette. The menu focuses on beer, imported cheeses and tapas-style salads and sandwiches. There also are wines available by the glass, including a Spanish rose, Austria's Gruener Veltliner and Nero d'Avola from Sicily.
User Reviews
im1dermike
January 13, 2009
I suppose early 20 something yuppies or cougars would like this place for a happy hour, but not I. I wanted to check it out because I heard it had a great beer selection. The selection was pretty good, I suppose, but everything else was sub par IMO. It's about 60 square feet and was jam packed during my visit. Too loud to talk. The food (a processed meat sandwich) was pretty bad. Lathered in a pepper-onion sauce. Our server was nice. My one and only visit.
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Anonymous
December 04, 2008
Hang out with friends - fun and exciting wine selection - very creative beer menu and some very good small dishes to try while drinking and talking. Highly Recommended
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November 18, 2008
Both Tria's are great - this one is especially good for the after work crowd. It can be loud inside so I try to get a table on Sansom St. The food is always good and there is enough wine on the menu to get a different type every time.
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What to Drink:
Try Ara bier from Belgium's De Dolle brewery, Lunacy from Heavyweight in Ocean Township, N.J., or Schneider Aventinus from Germany.
Know Before You Go:
If your party has six or more people at a table, they're going to add an 18 percent gratuity.
Save Money:
Visit on Sundays, known here as "Sunday School," and learn about and enjoy a different not-so-common wine, cheese and beer--and all at cut-rate prices (usually 50percent or more off the regular prices).
The Extras:
The Tria Fermentation School offers one-night courses on the Tria trifecta of beer, wine and cheese
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Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Late Night Dining, Lunch Spot, Notable Wine List, Hidden Find
