The Fillmore Philadelphia - Live music venue in Philadelphia - 29 E Allen St, USA

This by far my favorite concert venue. It is so unique and personal because it’s smaller. The whole main floor is open for general admission to stand where ever they want. They also sell more expensive tickets to the surrounding balcony on the second floor. You will have a great view of the stage no matter where you are. It was easy to find parking on the street but you can also pay for parking in there lot. They checked us in outside while in line so it didn’t take as long when we got in. Definitely recommend for anyone looking to have an intimate concert experience or maybe their first concert experience. The building is clean and really nice. Staff was helpful and the bar is fairly priced. Love this venue!

My wife and I saw the Bald Brothers Comedy Tour here.  Very nice venue, except for the seating, which was nothing more than cheap, plastic folding chairs on a cement floor.  I guess it lends to the versatility of the venue, but for shows, it's not a very comfortable way to experience entertainment.  Various bars, but for some reason, they stopped serving food halfway through the comedy show, so I can't vouch for it...

This was the first time that we have been here. The drinks were great even though they were a little expensive. The food was alright. The pretzel was great, but the pizza was, well, it was too cheesey. But the staff was great, the venue was very cool. We had a great time. We would definitely come back.

Nice place, lots of room to move around. If you're there for a comedy show see if they are doing "upgrades" to the box seating on the second level. It is absolutely worth it. We ordered food at 620 for a 7pm site and it showed up at 710 so plan accordingly. If you do the box seats it doesn't matter but if your doing for seating that would be inconvenient.

Really cool venue! It was easy to get drinks and plenty of room in general admission.

Went to see “The Struts”. Good Venue to see a live performance. Sound was good. Bar prices a little steep. $13 can of beer and $12 small glass of wine. Parking in the area is a “free for all”. Pay lot was full so had to be innovative with where to park.

The Fillmore is a good venue to see a show. It's a part general admission standing room and part seated venue. This is my fourth visit, this time to see Ari Lennox on 3/18/23. Ari and her opening acts, Jai'Len Josey and Alex Vaughn, put on an amazing show. Getting into the venue, I bought the fast pass for $25 and even though the line was kind of long, it went quickly. As far as security, they check your bags and do a physical pat down--so no metal detectors. Security was professional and I felt like the environment would be safe. I had dinner at the venue which was pretty tasty. Had the beef brisket sliders and the shrimp fried rice in the lobby bar. I didn't like that when you ordered food, they don't bring it to you. A staff member takes it behind the bar and you have to get it. Kind of a hassle once the bar gets crowded. Also, all of the larger high top tables where I wanted to sit because I ordered a full dinner and beverage, were all wobbly, so I had to sit at the very tiny tables that are meant to hold just one or two drinks. Ladies restroom was could have used some attention. Last gripe, I bought a seated ticket which is on the second level. When I showed the usher my ticket, she said she couldn't let me up without a wrist band, which I had to get by standing in another line. I didn't really understand why my ticket was not sufficient for me to be directed to my seat. When you have to get in line to get in the venue, go through security, get merch, and get food and drink, getting in a line for a wrist band was rather annoying when I can simply show you my ticket. So the Fillmore isn't perfect, but I wouldn't hesitate to go there again to see a favorite artist.

One of my favorite venues in the Philly area. Usually not oversold, with parking nearby.