Ten Stone Bar & Restaurant

Ten Stone is top notch. One of my favorite places in the city. The bar area is great, with good beer prices and a generally fun crowd and staff. The food is good but more than anything, this place is always a good time. Definitely worth hitting up when you're in center city.

Ten Stone is my favorite neighborhood bar for watching the Sixers games. The bartenders and the people at the bar are very friendly and knowledgeable Sixers fans. Despite the Sixers game being on the bartenders keep the drinks flowing. My glass never sat empty for long. When it comes to food, I'm a sucker for anything with truffles, so I love the truffle popcorn. The cheesesteak eggrolls are also a great rendition of that dish. Crispy outside and plenty of meat and cheese inside. The chicken sandwich on a pretzel bun is also good. The chicken needs to be a bit juicier to take it over the top. The gumbo is also a good dish that will keep you warm in the winter and remind you of New Orleans. Unfortunately, the mac & cheese is terrible. As long as you avoid that dish you will have a good time at Ten Stone. If you come during a Sixers game you never know when you might see me at the bar.

Ten Stone is fine. It's a place. It's kinda homey with a nice, welcoming staff. It's a bar with a decent beer list, unremarkable food, and seems to attract the locals, more than some of the trendier places nearby. It's a great option for a lowkey after work beer, especially if the other local places are busy. They do offer a happy hour, too! (though I can't remember the exact deal(s))The food leaves a little something to be desired. Nachos were soggy, flatbread was super thick and had TONS of cheese, and the edamame was a little cold. We did, however, absolutely devour the truffle parmesan popcorn. For $8 it's a little steep, but it was addicting.They have lots of TVs, lots of bar seats, and it wasn't loud at all during our visit - big wins all around. I do not think it's particularly accessible for individuals with limited mobility, and the entrance is pretty non-descript (or maybe I'm just not observant). It's fine. It's a place. The kind of place that inspires Philly nostalgia.

I would say this is a really solid place if you want to grab a drink and watch a game. I thought the indoor interior was cute. There were wood benches and lights around the bar. It felt like an elevated dive bar. Service was not the fastest, but everyone was friendly, just don't expect to order and run. It's a good place to enjoy a nice beer or a glass of wine. Food was fine, but maybe I just ordered the wrong stuff? The sweet potato fries were amazing!!! I tried the nachos and the cheeseburger. Don't think I'd run back, but I'd be open to trying some other options on the menu.

Ten Stone is a neighborhood spot. They offer a variety of drinks with fun frozen cocktail options on occasion. The food menu is pretty basic with some items that are not great, and other's that are delicious and not to be missed.If you're here and don't mind something greasy, the cheesesteak spring rolls are arguably the best food item on the menu. A frequent special is a fajita wrap and that's delicious too! My boyfriend is a huge fan of the wings, but I haven't had them myself.I'd avoid the flatbreads, tacos, and nachos. Not Ten Stone's strong suit, but I think that you could guess that by looking around at the vibe here.If you want a cozy, laid back night inside there are almost always tables and seats at the bar. They also have a back room with a pool table that I did not realize was there the first few times I visited. When it's nice out, the outdoor seating is usually packed.I think the price point is on the higher side for a dive-leaning bar, but I don't mind paying it.

Ten stone has become a go-to neighborhood spot! They always have a great selection of beers, and we are OBSESSED with anything involving their short rib (on fries, flat bread...literally anything). Big fan of their nachos too (it's huge!)

I can't believe they have a 3 star rating!! We had at least 8 meals over the course of our month long stay. All were delicious, tasty , hot and served by great people! Thanks for treating us like family!!

Good for a quick and casual lunch/dinner at a laid-back bar, but the food is pretty average.Atmosphere: A sports bar that has been relatively empty whenever I've been (around lunch at ~1pm, around dinner at ~5pm). Pretty dim lighting, your typical relaxed, sports bar feel. The servers are friendly, and the food comes out relatively quickly - I've max waited maybe 20 minutes. Food: Nothing outstanding, but the portion sizes are decent. I've had their steak and grilled shrimp salads before, and they give a good amount of steak and shrimp, which is great (along with a whole lot of romaine). I usually can take leftovers back with me. They also offer Taco Tuesdays for an affordable, half-price taco deal - the shrimp on these tacos were (unfortunately) not grilled, and didn't taste as good as the shrimp that accompanies their salad.Overall: 3 / 5; food seems like what I could prepare by myself, but good for an easy, laid-back meal; generally not too crowded, from my experience.

Popped into this neighborhood bar when visiting a friend. This is your perfect local pub with a great beer selection and good menu.They have specials up on the board. I got the jerk style ribs, and they were very good! It was a healthy portion, so much that my friends didn't think I would finish them, but I did. They fell off the bone!Service here is decent as well. The bartender was also waiting tables, so it wasn't the fastest meal, but he definitely made his rounds.

If I could give it zero stars I would. Seriously, waste neither your money nor your time, Philly is filled with amazing spots and this is NOT one. When I arrived I asked for a drinks menu and was pointed toward a chalkboard across the room I could not read. I told him I couldn't read it from far away and could he tell me what was on draft? He refused to give me any more info than telling me to look across the room (there were about 8 people total there so it is not like he was overrun). In short, Service was surly as HELL, and closed 30 minutes early, and that truly a-hole bartender sassed me unnecessarily at every turn.