The Met Philadelphia - Concert hall in Philadelphia - 858 N Broad St, USA

The Met in Philadelphia is a great place to see a show. There really isn't a bad seat in the entire place. We sat in the second row of the loge upstairs (note that there are quite a few steps to get up there) and had a great view of the comedians we saw that night; the picture of the stage in this review has no zoom on it at all. They have a number of bars that you can grab drinks at, just be aware that they're pricey. Parking options are relatively close by, but also fairly pricey. There are also subway stops pretty close too. It's quick to get in and out of the venue, the staff does a very nice job.

This is an incredibly beautiful venue. The seating views are excellent. There's a dedicated parking lot about 3 blocks away on Broad and Melon. There are multiple bars in the venue including one inside the main entrance and one in the balcony area. Great place for a show.

I've seen a few shows here and they have all been fantastic. The acoustics are great, views from the seats are good since it's not a massive venue, and the food (when available) is surprisingly reasonable - drinks are not... Two issues that stand out are: 1. The size of the seats and the lack of legroom. I'm 6'1" with long legs, and it's a rough go for me, but once the music starts, I notice it less. 2. Parking - get there EARLY! Parking in this part of Philly is a premium. But, as I mentioned earlier, this is a great music venue.

Amazing experience at The Met! Not a bad seat in the house. These were taken from the section GBOX15 Row C Seat 1. The C row does have an obstructed view(pillars) but I was standing during the show and got a great view. If it's within your means, the A row provides the best view.

Really nice and classy inside. Bar was nice, food was surprisingly good. Only complaint is parking. There is very limited parking. The lot across the street is $60!

The Met is beautiful. I have seen quite a few shows there in the past few years and it never disappoints. I had the opportunity to see the Mayors inauguration Philadelphia's first Black Woman mayor which is amazing! Just an overall awesome experience every time I visit the Met.

Saw Myke Towers. Great performance. However I don’t see how it could be as accessible for disabled people as there were a decent set of stairs to get to my assigned section. The view was great even for the cheaper set of tickets. This was my view in Sec LOGE1, Row E, Seat 11 - 12. Food available on first floor. Small snacks and drinks on both floors. Not too overpriced. Vallet parking available, but you can find street parking if u go an hour before show starts. Great experience overall.

The viewing experience was good for both shows. However, our second show tickets were on the top floor. There is only one modestly sized elevator and only one set of stairs to reach the fourth floor. On a return trip to my seat, there was a long line for the elevator. And after going up the stairs, I was told I had to go back down, since there were no stair or elevator to go up from the third floor. I looked where to find the right set of stairs, only to find it seemingly blocked by people standing around the entryway. By the time I returned to the elevator line, only 3 people were waiting. Still, it was aggravating.