Primera clasificación Vida nocturna en Filadelfia

Fountain Porter keeps it simple with its menu that features meats, pickled dishes, cheeses, and burgers. Burgers are a must-have here and can be enjoyed at just $5. The bar also serves 20 craft beers on draft which you can enjoy while listening to some records.

Just off the Delaware Expressway, Sweet Lucy's Smokehouse is a BBQ lover's haven. Opened in 2005 by Jim and Brooke Higgins, their slow cooked meats on an hickory smoke pit are delicious and juicy. The rustic ambiance is welcoming and the aroma of smoking meat is tantalizing in this restaurant. Their meats and poultry have a distinct pink color to it as they are cooked in a closed pit and slow cooked for several hours. Dig into their Memphis Baby Back Ribs, Smoked Kielbasa and BBQ Pulled Chicken along with their sides such as Dixie Coleslaw, Spicy Collard Greens and Mashed Sweet Potatoes. You can also have their BBQ delights as sandwiches as well. Take a sip of a craft brew, wine or a choice drink from their fully stocked bar.

Built in 1837 by William Strickland (famous architect of The Merchants' Exchange Building and The U.S. Mint), the National Mechanics Building is a prized landmark in Philadelphia. The building has been home to a variety of businesses; once the Mechanics National bank, a church, and a club. Now, the historic landmark is one of the city's most popular bars and restaurant. Keeping with the old-world feel, the bar has created a warm but quirky atmosphere filled with off-kilter accents and peculiar decor from home-made light fixtures to strange wall hangings. One thing not reflective of the peculiar history is the food and beer menu, which is brimming with fresh and local cuisine. Featuring gastro pub favorites like grilled flank steak with steak frites and seasonal vegetables, the National veggie burger (house favorite) and nostalgic dishes like home-made tomato soup with grilled cheese make this local pub a must-see. The beer menu is filled with local, national and international brews that will make any beer-lover rejoice in the heart of the Old City. Check out the happy hour on weekdays from 5p-7p for great prices on food and selected beers.

Lucky's Last Chance is a bi-level restaurant and pub that is known for their gourmet burgers and craft beers. It is decked with vintage beer poster and has an eclectic look that is alluring. Dig into their dishes like My Boy Bleu, Joocey Lucy, Mak Attack, The Inferno and Buffalo Wing Burger. You will know they are not your average burgers. Their beer list keeps on rotating and features more than 25 varieties at one time.

Xhale Lounge founders Mike Kellett and Brad Helder have created another gem in the heart of San Francisco's Fishtown. Bottle Bar East is truly a guzzlers' paradise, featuring more than 800 ales housed up in beautiful coolers and growlers, while an exciting gastropub-inspired bill of fare keeps the unexpected hankerings at bay. This lively craft beer spot has emerged as one of the neighborhood's favorite social spots, with foosball tables and dart boards providing unbeatable entertainment along with their chilled libations. Along with their exhaustive craft beers and amusement options, Bottle Bar East also supports the local artists by providing a breezy space to showcase their art works.

Carrying the legacy of whiskey and liquor magnate W.M.Mulherin, this restaurant and hotel is no less than a heritage institution. Offering a fine dining experience with a globally inspired seasonal menu, the chefs take great care in creating alluring dishes, adding to them some bold flavors and the best of ingredients, and presenting them artfully. With the appetizing food comes a wide range of alcoholic beverages like draft beers, creative craft cocktails and a list of delicious wines. Nestled above the restaurant, the rustic rooms with city views are ideal for spending some quiet time amid the bustle of the city. Whether it is an elegant dinner or a tranquil time with loved ones in the heritage hotel, this place is a must-visit.