10/22/08

Great for pre-game eye candy

by ElBombero

For a stadium bar, they have an impressive beer selection. Despite being insanely busy during Phillies games, you don't usually have to wait an unreasonable amount of time for a beer. Whoever manages the place is a genius...they stocked the bar & wait staff with insanely hot women, making for a fun and welcome distraction.

It's a little pricey...but considering it's inside a baseball stadium...it's not oppressively priced. It's where you go to tailgate when you've outgrown chugging Natty Ice & shopping at American Eagle with the rest of your frat-boy buddies.

• Pros: eye-candy servers, more comfortable than tailgating, plenty of room
• Cons: expensive

03/05/08

we love this place

by sophillygrl

we love this place for happy hours and just stopping in for a drink after work. The food is great and the staff is extremely friendly and John G. is awesome!!!

02/21/08

Manager John is hot

by pennyebayauctions

The manager John is hot. Even let me sample a new drink.

The place gets very crowded when there is a football game. Sometimes you have to wait outside to get in. I like when promo companies give away free stuff. I got a free flashing light from a beer company. The lady inside the ladies' bathroom is very talkative and nice. She has more stuff than a salon.

• Pros: fun place, nice people, hot manager
• Cons: cover charges during games

07/28/07

Forget Geno's- McFadden's is the place for cheese steak

by allison1971

Simply the best cheese steaks on the planet. They melt in your mouth and sizzle with flavor. The cheese steaks here are far superior to the famous Geno's, all without shoving politics down your throat along with your sandwich. The staff is courteous and offers prompt, friendly service. I highly recommend this place for anyone who seeks a really delicious cheese steak. However, the place does get pretty packed on game nights, so if you want to avoid the crowds, visit when the Phillies are on the road.

• Pros: Great food, great service
• Cons: Crowded on game nights

Upscale sports bar where ball fans can watch one of 33 TVs--even when the Phils aren't playing.

by Contributor

In Short
Built to accommodate beer-swilling crowds when the Phils play at home, this vast restaurant and bar is relatively tame on non-game days. There are no tickets required--this pub is open daily, no matter what the Phils schedule may be. It's always a good place for a juicy burger, garlicky pork sandwich, a bowl of mussels and some imported beers such as the Belgian Hoegaarden. Still, more ambitious fare remains slightly beyond the kitchen's scope.