awesome food there, good service. Particularly when I came with a loved girl together,LOL. The spigatti was not good but I suggest to order a crab cake. This one is marvelous
We had our Event Here. The Open Group Philadelphia! Great service and delicious food. Absolutely loved the crab cakes! =My choice. The mushroom toast appetizer was amazing!
Yesterday we had dinner at this unique place in the Old City almost expecting to see Benjamin Franklin to show up any minute. Nostalgic atmosphere and wonderful hosts. Duckling was sublime!
The Washington Porter and the Jefferson Ale were both excellent. The pepper pot soup and the turkey pot pie were delicious. The beef turnover was delicious as well. Service was delightful!
The food & atmosphere were phenomenal! From the colonial wait staff to the authentic dinnerware, it was quite the experience. Get the Jefferson Ale or a shrub!
Authentic and original, without being "Ye Olde Tourist Trap". The fries and crab cakes are great, and the menu is wide and diverse. The beer list is also good.
Table by the window or on the back porch upstairs before sunset for perfect lighting. Great fresh bread and Martha Washington's chocolate mousse cake! Shawn J. was our server and was great. Thanks CT!
City Tavern takes you back in history, all the way to the birth of America. Their bar features drinks and beers that are creations of America’s Founding Fathers.
an 18th century menu, decor and staff makes you feel like you're actually in Olde City.. while in Old City. Plus with the Revolution Ales on tap.. a must do for a Philadelphian
Where else can diners get West Indies Pepperpot soup with beef, taro root and greens? Adam Gertler of The Best Thing I Ever Ate raved about this specialty here.
The original was built in 1773. But don't brag about sitting on George Washington's bench just yet. The tavern was demolished in 1834. You're sitting on a replica, circa 1976. Still historic, though. Read more
Food blogger Janice Gregg of Gigabiting recommends the Colonial Thanksgiving menu at Philadelphia’s historic City Tavern, which is based on accurate re-creations of early-American dishes.
City Tavern offers a historic dining experience, complete with Colonial haute cuisine, costumed wait staff, and Colonial-era drinks and desserts. Read more
George Washington & the other Constitutional delegates celebrated here by consuming 54 bottles of Madeira, 60 bottles of claret, 7 bowels of spiked punch and 22 bottles of porter, beer & hard cider. Read more
Rebuilt in 1976, after it burnt to the ground. Rebuilt to the re-discovered architecture plans and staffed by folks wearing period clothing. Felt contrived and gimmicky. Food was just ok.