St. Oner’s

Went to get a few drinks at the bar. The whole restaurant smelled (and felt) like walking through a vat of old grease. I don't know if this was an aberration or a normal weekday, but it's hard to describe how strong the smell (and feel) was. I'll note that the windows were open and the ceiling fans going, and I still felt like I had to go home and wash my hair after sitting in the place for less than an hour. The cocktails were good. The glassware is cute. But the atmosphere was literally intolerable.

Ever evolving list of beers (mainly IPAs); they offer wine and cocktails but the main focus is beer. They've teamed up with Lobster Rolls & More whose lobster roll is simple and delicious. But my husband and I come here for the ambiance and service. The bar top itself is beautiful, the bar seats have backs to them, so you can really sit there for a while chatting and drinking. The staff is excellent--immediately gets water for you and helpful with any questions you might have about their drinks. Tish and Mark are the bartenders we see the most often and they make us feel so welcome--we live in Fishtown and it's hard not to come here every time we're out and about just to see their familiar faces and drink excellent beer. And if there's a beer you really liked, you can take beer out in 4 packs which is always fun to do.

Loved the ambience and energy of this tap room. This is definitely a good date spot as it's super chill and low stakes but clean, stylized, and cool. Our server was very accommodating when we started out at a table but then joined a large group next to the bar, and kept track of our individual tabs perfectly. We got some fries to tide us over which were fine, but I'm definitely going to return to try some of the actual food items on the menu . All of the beers I tried, all Tired Hands, were delicious and very hoppy. Can't wait to return!

I came here to try out the new brewery and meet up with some friends. I was fairly impressed with the set up as I feel like they used the space properly!As we walked in we were immediately greeted and advised that we could sit anywhere as we waited for the rest of our party to arrive. Our waitress was very kind and recommended a few different beers we could try and after doing so there was a clear winner (Alien Church).Once we joined our group, which was around a group of 15, we were allowed to take up the back space and just float around. Still keeping up with the great service our waitress continued to serve us without a problem!5/5 experience for me, and I will definitely go back.

St. Oners was a total surprise to me. I had been to the OG Tired Hands and Fermentaria by this group out on the mainline but this place had alluded me. My friends suggestion and willingness to go here with me was all the reason I needed. The staff were all super friendly and helpful when it came to decision making for both drinks and food. The beers I had were flavorful and well described so I knew exactly what I was getting into. The food was inventive and perfectly executed. They seem to have a rotating menu so I think every visit could be a totally new experience. If you haven't been here yet, I don't know what you are waiting for, make it happen.

We used to frequent Tired Hands in Ardmore all of the time - and we're glad to see a location on this side of the city. My first visit - I sat at the bar and had a great conversation with the bartender. They are very generous allowing you to try samples of any beer before you commit. The food is great, and probably the best prices I've seen in a while in 2024. We've tried both chicken sandwiches, along with the veggie patty and they're all great, as are the chicken wings. Tired hands has the best beer in all of Philadelphia in my opinion 100% the best brewery especially if you're into milkshake style IPAs or juicy/hazys. It's a small location, but I'd recommend it especially if you're in the neighborhood! Otherwise - their other location may be better just because it's larger, has parking - and may be better for groups.

It's nice to have a tired hands joint in the city. It definitely gets pretty crowded however. There is limited bar seating and everyone is crowding the bar. The service was quick and friendly.

Great beers, great food, cool staff. The beers were probably the best of any local brewery I've tried. The food was quality. Brussels sprouts, noodles... it was all so good. We over-ordered, not expected such generous portions, but at the tail end of our booze crawl through the neighborhood, it hit the spot. We chatted with staff and had a great time at the bar. I'd avoided it because of what I thought was a gimmicky name. But once I experienced it, I've decided they can call or whatever they want. St.Oners is great

Great beer if you have the pallet for it. I especially would like to recommend their stout/porter and any ipa they have. Affordable food. This is a great spot with a nice atmosphere.

Pretty solid spot to drink some Tired Hands. The staff have always been super friendly and attentive. Good selection of draft and cans, bottles to go in my experience.Ambitious and surprisingly good menu. But they need to change their fryer oil more frequently. Otherwise would be at least 4 stars.Also A/C did not work very well/or at all sometimes in the summer.