Philadelphia has always been a sports town. Eagles chants echo through subway cars, Flyers jerseys show up in line at Wawa, and you can’t walk two blocks without bumping into someone ready to argue stats. But here’s the thing: until now, women’s sports fans in Philadelphia haven’t had a space that’s truly theirs.

That’s changing, and it’s about time. Across the country, women’s sports bars are popping up as hubs of energy, inclusivity, and community. And Philadelphia, never one to sit on the sidelines, is finally joining the movement in a big way.

Philadelphia considers itself home to a lively mix of bars and cafés that blur the line between gallery and taproom. Here are some spots where culture and craft drinks come together.

Ah, fall is just around the corner. Cooler nights, crunchy leaves, and yes, beer season is officially back. But the best brewers in Philadelphia aren’t going the pumpkin route (again). This year, they’re leaning into tradition with German-style lagers, Festbiers, Märzens, and more. Here’s where to get your fall brew fix right now:

Clear your Thursday night plans! The Eagles launch their 2025 NFL season tomorrow at 8:20 p.m. at Lincoln Financial Field, facing the Dallas Cowboys in a rivalry that never disappoints.

No tickets to the Linc is never a problem here in the beautiful city of Philadelphia, as every bar with television access will be streaming the game. However, all bars are not created equal when it comes to a great viewing experience. Here’s how to make the most of Game Day.

Step off Walnut Street and head upstairs to Celine, a dimly lit, music-driven cocktail lounge tucked above 1224 Walnut St. in Philadelphia. Here, plush seating invites you to sink in while carefully curated soundscapes set the mood without drowning out conversation.

The Oval at Eakins Oval is winding down its summer run, closing on September 14 after nearly three months of transforming eight acres in front of the Art Museum into the city’s most colorful pop-up playground.

Since the middle of June, The Oval has been a hub of live performances, movie nights, mini golf, and easy summer lounging. Now, with only a few weeks left, Philadelphians are squeezing in one last visit before the gates close until next year.

This Saturday, August 23, swap your usual beer spot for something a little out of the ordinary. The Fonthill Castle Beer Fest, hosted on the stunning grounds of Doylestown’s very own Fonthill Castle. This is one fundraiser‑meets‑festival you just need to attend.

Sometimes bar food just doesn’t cut it. Sometimes you want tacos, dim sum, or an entire pizza all to yourself while sipping a cold one. Philadelphia’s got your back with bars that happily let you BYOF (bring your own food). Here’s where to grab a pint and show up with your own feast:

This Friday night, sneak a peek at what life at sea during Prohibition felt like! Philadelphia’s waterfront is inviting you to step straight into the Roaring Twenties aboard the historic Cruiser Olympia.

Ozzy Night is roaring into MilkBoy tomorrow, a tribute to the Prince of Darkness himself, Ozzy Osbourne. If you’ve ever lost yourself in “Crazy Train” or felt the adrenaline of Black Sabbath’s heavy riffs, this night is for you. Expect nothing less than a sonic journey through the legends of metal.

Sometimes, a slice of pizza and a strong drink is all you really need. Read on to see what Philadelphian spots serve up the perfect combo of cocktails and ‘za, no separate stops necessary.

Block party of the summer? Yeah, that’s happening tomorrow.

Northern Liberties is shutting it all down, from Spring Garden to Girard, and turning it into one giant day-long celebration. If you’ve never hit up the 2nd Street Festival, prepare yourself for a daul filled with live music, cold drinks, street eats, and shopping.

The night shouldn’t start at the opening act.

If you’re heading to a concert this summer in Philadelphia, don’t just rush to the venue; make it a whole night. We’ve rounded up the best bars near Philadelphia’s most popular music spots, so you can ease into the night with a great drink and some good food.

Your birthday’s coming up, and guess what? You don’t need a group chat, a dinner reservation, or an RSVP list that no one sticks to. You just need good drinks, good music, and a place that feels like a party the second you walk in. Cue the list: these Philly spots are built for birthday nights that just happen.

Philadelphia’s slow summer days are all about escaping the hustle without having to ever actually leave the city. Well, these hidden courtyards are serving just that, where the spritzes are cold, and the crowd is just right.

Think you’ve hit every happy hour worth your hangover? Think again. Philadelphia’s bar scene is constantly changing, and lately, a new crop of spots has been popping up with enough personality to shake up your weekend routine. These bars are fresh, fun, and bringing new energy to the city’s already stacked lineup.

Philadelphia’s got a beer scene that punches way above its weight. You probably won’t be hard pressed to find bars serving up your hazy IPAs, your crisp lagers, or, my personal favorite, a tart sour, but it’s nice to know that you don’t need to venture outside the city to hit a full brewery crawl. Here are our current favorites for your next hop-fueled route, full of breweries pouring fresh beer within Philly proper.

After the sun goes down and the temps stay high, it’s time to head straight to the many Philadelphia patios scattered about the city. These late-night patios are where the real summer magic happens, whether you’re looking for low-key date night energy or somewhere to cool off with a group of friends and a frozen drink in hand.

Bastille Day (July 14) may be a French holiday, but here in Philadelphia, we’ll take any excuse to pop champagne, snack on cheese, and dance like we’re in a Parisian discotheque. Should you be a Francophile or just in it for the cocktails, here's where to celebrate Bastille Day in Philadelphia this Monday:

Some nights, you just want a drink without screaming over bass drops, or having to dodge spilled beers, and without fighting for space at a packed bar. We get it. So if you’re not in the mood for a party — but still want to hop around with friends — this crawl is for you.