The Post - Sports bar in Philadelphia - 129 S 30th St, USA

I understand this is a College Bar but it's so sad...the girl who took my order was so uninterested and damn near sleeping. The Chicken cheesteak was deplorable. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone

Food was good and atmosphere was cool but the service was *awful*. It was our first time there. We sat at a booth and were not greeted at all or given menus. We had to go up to the bar and ask for menus. We also had to go up to the bar to place an order. They never brought utensils or water, so once again, had to go to the bar to ask for them. One of our orders was wrong so that was also disappointing. Overall, not friendly whatsoever. Completely different from how they advertise on their Instagram.

The food is standard bar food, but it is a pit pricey. Fairly good beer selection. The space is great for a happy hour or stop on a bar crawl. There are numerous pub games such as pinball, shuffleboard, tabletop hockey, darts, and more located throughout the restaurant.

We could d this place while waiting for our Amtrak train. A quick 3 min walk from 30th st station to the post. It’s a great spot. Full bar, capable bartenders. Good is typical bar food . It was packed on a Thursday afternoon but people were friendly and made space on The benches. As a former dragon from many years ago, and not being back to the area in some time, it was great to see how the area has changed.

Really cool spot, lots of games and things to do. Drinks are a bit overpriced. And food is very mediocre. Popcorn chicken was the worst I’ve had in my life, no exaggeration. Seriously guys, if you’re reading this, it’s not that hard to make halfway decent popcorn chicken. Bone dry and completely flavorless. If they had halfway decent food, would easily be 4 stars.

Went on a Wednesday! Cool place, vegan options had cauliflower and waffle fries. Had some lemon drop martinis they were pretty good. Watched the basketball game, and played some basketball, they also had pool and other games. Overall cool place just not if your looking for customer service, the lady who I ordered the food through was kind, male bartenders ignored you when trying to get their attention (Civ) but the lady Alene was nice! Other customers were nice and friendly!

Huge place with lots of games (from board games to arcade to table games). I stopped in for lunch and it was pretty quiet. I'm curious to see this place packed on a weekend though. This is an order-and-get-a-buzzer place with family style seating (big benches). Some smaller nooks and bar seating too. The cashier was super friendly. Prices are good, but if you give in to all your munchy ideas it can get pricey. As for the food, as a bar-food I'd say it's good. As a restaurant it could use a bit of refinement. Wings and waffle fries were good, sliders ok, mac n cheese was soup and needs some more flavor. If it's late and you've had a few drinks, you'll be just fine though:) If you found this revire helpful, please thumbs-up so I know to keep posting more :)

Showed up on a Friday evening thinking we had a reservation for a large party but was told no reservation exsisted! The manager, Taylor, was so accommodating and helped us find a couple tables and took care of us the whole time we were there. We ended up ordering a few platters, which came quickly and others ordered their own food as well. We enjoyed the atmosphere and had fun playing air hockey and shooting hoops. A huge thank you to Taylor for looking out for us even with the mixup. She is such joy to be around and a breath of fresh air. Ask for Taylor when you get there! Tip your wait staff!