Best & Cool Bars in Blue Bell

"Charlie Was A Sinner is the creation of plant-based chef and restaurateur Nicole Marquis. Her dark and cozy vegan cocktail lounge serves up some of the freshest drinks and most inventive dishes in Philadelphia. Through the winter months, Charlie’s carpeted and heated chalets have been an especially appealing place to sip hot cocktails served in thermoses and with blankets to ensure maximum winter coziness."

"GayborhoodCharlie Was a Sinner is super romantic, dim, and inviting, offering hand-crafted cocktails and a menu of shareable vegan plates perfect for groups who want to try a little bit of everything (and are always looking for their ideal cheese substitute). Try the meatball & ricotta and the avocado toast for plant-based dishes that will truly fill you up."

"Restaurants Italian Greater Philadelphia. This upscale classic Italian joint is one of the newest eateries owned by Midtown Village restaurant mavens Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran. When it’s warm out, diners can choose to sit on the picturesque back patio, which is every bit the Italian scene with light bulbs hanging overhead and even a clothesline draped with laundry."

"Happy sounds have always emanated from diners in this comfortable, elegant eatery, but the menu of modern American fare went from tasty to...Read More"

"My friend had a surprise bridal shower here in one of their private rooms in the back. The menu we had to choose from for brunch was spectacular…"

"Now we sip champagne when we thirst-ay" #champagneorama #isitsunday?. A post shared by Stephanie Luongo (@stephluongo) on Apr 2, 2017 at 3:18pm PDT. There’s lots of different cocktails to choose from as well as tasty appetizers available to share."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Continental Midtown (@continental_midtown) on Oct 10, 2018 at 12:04pm PDT"

"One of the spots for the best breakfast in Philadelphia that is also close to Rittenhouse Square is Continental Midtown. The menu is heavy on egg dishes, with eggs Benedict, huevos..."

"Union Transfer is housed within a former Spaghetti Warehouse restaurant building that has been converted into a 1,200-seat music venue, hosting some of the city’s hippest rock, hip-hop, and independent music concerts. The venue has been named as one of Rolling Stone’s top 20 music venues in the nation and has worked with top local event presenting organizations such as the Jimmy Rollins Foundation and WXPN Kids Corner. Three full bars are offered throughout the facility, serving draft and bottled microbrews and cocktails."

"This newish Philadelphia music venue has already become a staple in the indie-rock scene, hosting touring bands and local musical groups alike. Located in a beautifully renovated historic building in the Eraserhood neighborhood, the place boasts three full bars, snacks and ice cream in the summer. This club is as hospitable, though, as it is rockin'."

"Port RichmondThis crab bar and dive pairs fish & chips, beer mussels, and so much crab -- along with some other seafood tavern fare -- with craft beer in a casual neighborhood setting, because obviously Alaskan snow crabs are better with shoestring fries. There are also a few sandwich options mingling the traditions of Philly’s favorite hoagies with ocean fare. How to order: Call 215-426-2340 for takeout."

"Open since 1900, Ralph’s is one of the oldest Italian restaurants in the country. The two-story Italian Market joint is a favorite haunt among celebrities visiting town — from Frank Sinatra to Taylor Swift — for its old school pasta covered in red gravy (tomato sauce), sausage and peppers, and chicken parmigiana. Ralph’s is still run by the same family, now in its fourth generation of ownership."

"As the story goes, Ralph's originally opened in 1900 at 9th and Montrose before the Dispigno family made the short move to their current location in 1915. And it remains in the family to this day, serving red gravy Italian-American staples that have long been the backbone of the Italian Market neighborhood."

"Ralph’s has been serving their traditional Italian selection for more than 100 years. The restaurant can accommodate up to 100 guests for banquets. It is open every day at varying opening hours."

"Liberty 360 will guide visitors through an amazing historical journey of America’s most treasured symbols, all in 3D!. The state of the art PECO Theater is Philadelphia’s first indoor 3D, 360 degree panoramic show, and will be an exciting experience for everyone. The 15 minute 3D adventure surrounds viewers with images that look like they are floating in space, all on an eight foot high, 50 foot diameter screen."

"If you want to reward great service, you can leave a tip for your delivery person. The tip amount is always up to you."

"Restaurants Greater Philadelphia. Built on the concept of passion for great craft beer, 2nd Story Brewing Company creates its suds on site in Old City. The bi-level facility brews and serves classic varieties like the Declaration IPA, made with four types of hops, as well as unconventional options like the Schwartz Court, which incorporates notes of coffee and baker’s chocolate."

"Located in the heart of Old City, 2nd Story features a light-drenched room and a comfortable wood interior. It’s made for groups in the heart of Philadelphia looking for a place for snacks and true-to-their-style beers like tripels, stouts, and lagers."

"2nd Story Brewing is a fun spot with regular live music and trivia nights. It has a bright atmosphere, a solid food menu, and plenty of great beers to choose from. **Now open for limited dining, pickup, & delivery"

"Founded by Vashti DuBois in, The Colored Girls Museum is a collective of art, books, jewelry, collectibles, sounds, and other objects that encapsulates the everyday experiences of Black and Brown girls. Following the tradition within the Black community to use a home space as one for organizing, the museum is equal parts research facility, gallery space, community area, meditation center, and workshop. Located in a three-story and 130-year old Victorian house in Germantown, the museum is dedicated to honoring the ordinary and extraordinary of women of color through art and preservation of relics."

"The Colored Girls Museum is a home and museum that honors the experience of women of color. A three story house made of rock wall, red brick, and yellow tiling, the museum displays artifacts relevant to the experience of women of color. In the past, there have been sculptures that pay tribute to the four girls killed in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing as well as murals painted in blue and orange to trace the experience of a woman of color."

"Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts – PAFA founded in 1805, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is America’s first school and museum of fine arts. A beneficiary of the National Medal of Arts, PAFA provides undergraduate and graduate programs in the fine arts, innovative exhibitions of historic and contemporary American art, and a world-class collection of American art. PAFA’s esteemed alumni include Mary Cassatt, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Thomas Eakins, William Glackens, Barkley L. Hendricks, Violet Oakley, Louis Kahn, David Lynch, and Henry Ossawa Tanner."

"Source: Photo by user Difference engine used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) is the first museum ever built in the US. It is also one of the oldest art schools and art museums in the country, dating back to the year 1805."

"128 N Broad StPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19102Phone: 2159727600. This location has served as both a museum and an art school since its opening in 1805. It was founded by artist and scientist Charles Wilson Peale and sculptor William Rush."