Bomb Bomb Bar — Restaurant in Philadelphia

I took my 11-year-old son for a little celebration dinner there. The food was great! Everything that we ate tasted very fresh and was cooked very nicely. But the best part was the staff! It's a small neighborhood restaurant/pub, and they already had two large parties in their dining room when we got there. Nonetheless they made a great spot for us, and the service was superb, and super fun! They really made my little guy feel great! He ordered barbecue wings, and ate every one of them, along with two sides of spaghetti! He said the spaghetti sauce was the best he has tasted next to his own Mother's homemade marinara. Caution:. This is a small neighborhood pub/restaurant with zero parking in a South Philly neighborhood. Visiting suburbanites with gigantic SUV's should be prepared for that...

This local bar, known for its BBQ, and crab gravy, was a strange experience, to say the least. Arrived and seated at the pass btwn the bar and dining area, very tight pass. The mixed drinks were just OK. We ordered a steak special, crab cakes with a side of the crab gravy and pasta, and an order of ribs. I didn't taste the ribs, but was told they were pretty good. The steaks came, and were cold. Temps were both under and over, and what was supposed to be a filet, looked like a thinly cut strip, on sirloin. One was sent back for an under temp, came back correct, but was still strangely cold. The crab cake was heavy on the bread crumbs. The crab gravy was pretty good. Service is freindly, quaintly unprofessional, but very hectic. I will have to go back to try the ribs. It's a bit pricey for...

Went for Valentines Day Dinner…thought we’d try a small quaint dinner spot recommended as a great date night spot. The bartender/host was nice but dinner was underwhelming. Had the filet special which wasn’t flavorful. To be honest there was no flavor. We tried appetizers the bruschetta was great, the “nasty wings” were very generic, fried with a dry rub sprinkled over it after fried, and mozzarella sticks were out of a Costco bag!!! Our dinner was $125 and we left a generous tip for the quality of food. I am not a food critic but I am a foodie and unfortunately will not be returning for dinner. At most it’s a happy hour spot I would stop in before going to dinner...