Devil's Alley Bar & Grille

I LOVEEEEEEED this place! I went there last month and today I decided to leave a review because the food is sooo yummmmmy! So delicious ! It's super chill and I also enjoyed the service! Yummm will be back soon!

I've made a handful of visits to Devil's Alley after our group workout on Saturday mornings. Sometimes it is just two of us, but occasionally we've come in a a small group. We've never had an issue getting a table and always enjoyed our experience.Given our workout timing, we've only visited for brunch. I'd rank their bloody mary in the middle of the pack - still good enough to enjoy, sometimes a bit spicy, but certainly better out there. However, I still order it every time, so that should tell you it is good enough.I've personally had the Bread Puddling French Toast (good but a bit heavy), their breakfast tacos and burritos (tasty), and their eggs benedict (average). Nothing has every been on the extremes (best ever nor worse ever), which makes everything a safe bet. Portions are always fair.Service is solid. We usually get there shortly after opening and they might have to spread their attention to opening activities. They won't leave you hanging but if you are in urgent need of a water refill, be prepared to wait a minute or two.Overall, I feel we will continue to visit Devil's Alley for brunch. I might even explore them outside of brunch hours at one more. Enjoy!

Came here after seeing a 4:30pm show at The Helium Comedy Club around the corner.Easy drinks and an order of dry rub wings is always a must.The bartenders Marlena & Jackson were both great and kept everything fun. Thank you

Very average food, slightly below average service, "meh" cocktails, but adorable themed decor inside (live trees, a "hell" ambiance with red lights and portraits of satan, enjoyable mix of music).Came at 1630 on a Saturday, they were not busy at all, yet our waitress essentially ignored my friend and I after giving us our appetizers, so it was difficult to get her attention for the drinks we ordered. After we finally asked her and she apologized for forgetting, they didn't come out until after our mains.As for the food, I would highly recommend the chicken and ribs combo- the chicken was cooked PERFECTLY and so moist, but I got the dry rub (instead of the bbq) topping, and man, I don't think the chef added a single grain of salt. Very bland flavor-wise, had to hunt down waiters again for salt/pepper/hot sauce as a topping.The grilled veggies it came with were quite wonderful, however- zucchini, mushrooms, and onions (I got sans tomato).As for the cocktails, both tasted somewhat watered down with no obvious, potent flavors. Probably wouldn't return, but the experience was decent enough that you can level it up by requesting seasonings right off the bat and pre-gaming so when your drinks take 20 mins to arrive you're prepared.

The food was good. The service was great. The ambiance was low key. There is a lot of variety in the menu.

Pretty nice atmosphere in here, and it's on 2 floors as well with a nice open area. Drinks are a bit on the pricier side. Food quality is really good, the wings just slide off the bone with a tasty dry rub. Nice casual spot to meet and have some food and drink.

We went here for happy hour after trying a different restaurant that was rude and not very accommodating. We loved it here! Would definitely come back if we are ever in town again. The spiced pear sangria was our favorite drink. The second floor bar had a great vibe and even has windows that were open for the nice weather.

I live a couple of blocks away but haven't stopped in for years. I met a couple friends here because they wanted a good burger. I've had their Turkey burger before, which happens to be the best one I've had other than my own! I also have had their flame grilled Chicken and wow! They have such a diverse menu that I can't believe I haven't been back in a few years. There are so many items on the menu that I would try. My friend had a salad and my other friend, along with me, had the quesadilla. Everything was delicious but my all-time favorite menu item at Devils Alley is their fried green tomatoes. They are the only fried green tomatoes that I've tried in the area and they are so amazing. I could've eaten the whole plate myself. Now I can't wait to go back!!

Devil's Alley is the go to bar in Philadelphia. I got myself a red wine with quesadilla. Both tasted average. The waitress mentioned how the mac and cheese was a favorite amongst people so I ended up getting that. I totally recommend the mac and cheese. It had an amazing crispy cracker crumble to the top. I'll definitely be back another night!

Service was friendly and food came out quickly. Their french fries are yummy. We had some fried green tomatoes, but they were piled with melted cheese and tomato type pasta sauce. It felt more like a chicken parm than fried green tomatoes. Too much sauce and took away the crunch. I also ordered blackened fish tacos. There was something off in seasoning, so I had to send back (I haven't done that in well over 7 years). I ordered pulled pork sliders instead. They definitely need more seasoning or some type of sauce. All in all, food was okay. The ambiance was cool, comfortable, and the trees and plants made it feel like I was in a courtyard. Very cool.