Khyber is such an amazing place to go. The food specializes in barbeque for me, and they have tons of vegan foods for my fiancee as well. The beer list is awesome and gives great descriptions, too. The jukebox there is full of 70s music likie the Stooges, Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, etc.

Bacon Popcorn!!!!!! A food menu that tries something new and does it well. A great taste but not for everyone, especially if you don’t like pork. On the stereo was a constant 60’s garage soundtrack, it totally fit. The beers are great and everything from Dog Fish Head to Victory to Lagunitas and Lost Coast. on tap with an ever changing fresh sheet. Half empty or at capacity, the srevice didn’t change for me on my few visits here. It’s worth it.

If you love beer, and you find yourself in dowtown Philly: you NEED to hit this place up!

Try the fries!

This is the first craft beer bar in the Philly area. It has a great corner tavern feel and a staff that makes it like that. The beer selection is always top notch, lots of locals and always a couple of rare ones for the east coast anyway. The food is always good, try the bacon pop corn. The prices are decent for philly. I will stop every time when in Old City.

Nice place to have a beer. Lots of micro’s and Belgians. Must have 10-15 different taps that constantly rotate. Conveniently located katty-cornered to the Eulogy Pub. Frankly I liked it better than Eulogy although Eulogy had a few more Belgian’s in bottles than Khyber does. I didn’t try the food although it looked like typical pub grub.

I was there for lunch on a Wednesday. The place was empty except for a trio of suited workers and two grannies. It soon got busier. Pretty sure the ambiance is more alive at night. The food is awesome, southish style, nothing subtile. I had their fried mac’n cheese po-boy (sandwich) with a pint of Bell’s Hopslam. It kinda made my day.

Khyber is my personal favorite in Old City. It boasts a healthy beer list with a nice variety of brews; both local and long-distance. Usually a few Belgian brews on, too. They have two cask offerings and usually something you don’t normally see on cask is pouring from at least on of them. The service has always been stellar when I’ve been. The interior is dark and the bar area is not that big. When busy it feels very cramped. They have a seating area for those who wish to dine, as well. I was a little weary of the place on my first visit as I thought it came off as a touch pretentious but soon I figured out that was a misguided thought and the joint is really relaxed and easy going. A great bar for great beer.

Dark, easy to overlook beer bar in historic downtown Philly catty-corner to Eulogy Belgian tavern. Kyber Pass I think has a small sign out front that just says "Khyber." Inside is more of a local hangout with a long, easy to navigate bar with an adjoining room with tables. English Pub decor but extensive American craft beer list with lots of specialties showing up. Last time I was here they had a Ballast Point tap takeover with special one-offs. Typical tap list seems to have more consideration than Eulogy and is my first stop for beer bars in the historic area. A little gem worth stopping into. I haven’t eaten here but I’m sure the food is an upgrade from Eulogy as well. From their website, they upload a daily screenshot of their tap list, which is pretty much badass.

Full of character, and full of people on a Saturday lunchtime, but still got a seat at the bar, good service, and friendly chat from the clientele. The beer choice was wide, and the ones’s I tried were certainly good.