located across from the forrest theather. cool place with a beer bar to the left and a cocktail bar on the right, kind of a barn feel but inviting. beer selection is european including De Molen and Struise. food was good but expensive. definately worth a try. they were out of more cheeses and beer on the menu than I expected.

Really chic place in Philly- retro decoration like an old speakeasy with beautiful candles and laverns everywhere. Taps are listed on wood planks. Keg rotation looks very rapid with an excellent selection ranging from their superb house beers brewed by Terry Hawsbacker from Bullfrog Brewing all the way to De Molen, Danish rarities, Stillwater, other local brews. Bottle list had Drie Fonteinen and Cantillon. We split at 750 of 3F Doesjel for $32 that was superb. Amazing geuze. Served correctly. Pours are with correct amount of head/foam. Service was quick. We were there while a live brass ensemble was playing. Great vibe, hip, cool place to just chill that so happens to have a world class tap list. They serve food that looked quite good, but we had already eaten.

20’s speakeasy ambiance. Very good service. Very good beer selection. Excellent food. A little pricy, but worth it. I will be back.

Awesome place. This place has it all, great decor,amazing draft & bottle list.Very well thought out & designed. A must stop while in Philly

Very stylish place, 1920’s theme, with bartenders whistling and humming along with the period tunes. Brewer Terry was there to explain the beers, as well as his futue plans in Virginia (yay!). House beers were outstanding, and the rest of the draft list was extremely creative and unique in the city, and so was the bottle list. Staff were friendly and efficient. Food was very good. My favorite place in Philly so far, and the week ain’t over yet.

Very cool ambiance with tons of candles, barrels for small tables (crate and barrel look) and an old turn of the century feel .... servers and bartenders are all dressed up and were friendly and knew their drinks .... the prices were straight robbery way overpriced ... the beer list featured a handful of their own brews and a crap load of italian, dutch, danish and scandanavian brews and it was extensive and expensive .... didn’t try the food here .... a nice place to experience and find a rarity, but I wouldn’t make this place my regular bar

Wow, what a cool place. Very old-timey feel to it. Beer bar on one side and cocktail bar on the other. Their house-made beers are all good, and there were a bunch of interesting guest beers as well. I’ll definitely be going back next time I’m in Philly.

If it wasn’t for the Prohibition band blaring through 1am on a Friday, this place would be the shit. Open faced small cocktail bar leads to structured seating, lots of corners everywhere, then the beer bar on the other side. All of it feels like Hopper’s New York Movie. Have been here twice now, both times leaving with a mixed reaction. Bartenders take forever, a shit-ton of hipsters are present, (thankfully they’re quiet), over-done Prohibition theatrics, but then they have fresh Tipopils and Cristoffel on tap, plus a hoard of other imports that you will find only here, plus Terry’s sour stuff will likely be the best local stuff in the city once it’s up and running, plus they have bowls of malt at the bar that you can munch on whenever. Prices are definitely an issue, the cocktails decent (but wtf do I know about those). I’ll have to try the food next time, definitely will be back given the chill atmosphere and great beers despite the hipsterish scene, prices, and that stupid band.

Great place with a good selection of draft and bottle. Good food and fast friendly service.

Stopped in here during Philly Beer Week while in town for RBSG 2011. Very cool atmosphere. Love the decor and the old time feel for everything. Lots of interesting stuff hanging on the wall and the barrels for tables in the front plus the old piano and stuff is just great. Tap list while we were there was pretty solid, since they were doing a Mikkeller event. Prices were reasonable, but I’m basing this on a whole lot of going to NYC bars, so your mileage may vary. Weren’t here super long, but I plan on stopping back next time I’m in Philly.