The Post

The Post is a casual restaurant great for hanging out with friends, especially if you are on a budget! I've been for the Tuesday night trivia. It's free to play, there is 1 winning team/round, and prizes include a round of drinks for the table. Teams are 4 people or less, so if you come as a large group, be prepared to split up your team! There are also a lot of games, both free and paid: shuffle board, table shuffle board, pool, air hockey, test your strength punching bag, arcade games, etc. I tried the $10 lunch special which runs from Monday-Friday from 12PM - 3PM of a burger, chips and a beer. I substituted the beer for a soda. It was a pretty standard burger and fries but it was made quickly and the price is hard to beat. We came at 12 exactly and found they opened ~10 minutes late, so if you are thinking of trying the lunch special, I would come a little bit past 12 and not on time. Overall, the Post is a fun and affordable hangout location if you're looking to eat and hang out with friends for Happy Hour or to grab a quick bite!

This was our first visit to The Post. We stopped by around 8 or 9pm Saturday night and the place was moderately full. We sat at the bar and ordered some food and a pitcher of Brotherly Love for $23. Both of the bartenders and food runners we interacted with were friendly and personable. The cheesesteak was really solid , gets our Philly stamp of approval Most of the games are $1-2 , the beer pong was a fun throwback to college days We had a great first visit and looking forward to coming back

Happy hour deals 5-7 are great. Have good cocktails and drink selection. Very chill place inside with assorted games and stuff to play. Food orders are separate and are quite pricey. $20 for the cheesesteak def not worth it, not a full sized roll and a small amount of steak and stuff inside. It was kind of pitiful. The place is okay overall, just eat elsewhere first and it can be good to stop in for happy hour fun.

I was looking to order some wings, while also trying someplace new, so I ordered from The Post. But due to my duties as a Yelper I couldn't just order wings. I had to try other items from the menu as will. I added cheese curds and popcorn shrimp to my order.I started with the wings since that's what I was craving. The buffalo wings were delicious. Nice sized, perfectly cooked juicy wings. My craving was satisfied! Then I moved on to the cheese curds. I noticed they were not the golden brown color I was used to. Then I bit in to one and realized why. The cheese was not fully melted inside. They were not completely done. I had to put them in my toaster oven. While waiting for the cheese curds I started eating the popcorn shrimp. All I could taste was the breading. I couldn't even taste the shrimp. What a disappointment. When the cheese was finally melted on the cheese curds I ate some of them. Not much flavor at all. You can get them done much better elsewhere.The Post does look like a fun place to have a meal with all the games. When it comes to food I would stick with the wings. Games and wings can make for a fun dinner. But on my takeout order, two of the three items were duds.

I came here after work for a quick happy hour. This was probably my third time here and there's not really anything impressive about this place but it's within walking distance of my job so I don't mind coming. I ordered 1 drink and was done (I think it was a strawberry margarita). What I DO like about this place is the music; I'm not a fan of the food or drinks though.

The post is a great place to take in a game or to have some drinks before a game after work or just on a whim. While not terribly cheap, the prices seem about right for the location which is the university city area of West Philly. It was my first time going to the post and I had a really good time. You must order all of your foods from a food counter which is delivered to your table and all of your drink orders from the bar. The service was swift and the servers and bartenders seem really friendly and ready to help when needed. The drinks they were good. Not great but good enough to do the job. There were plenty of beer options and a full bar. The food was just okay, it was decent bar food but not food. I probably would not return just for the food. But... I would return for the atmosphere! It's a great atmosphere there. They have all sorts of board games, sports games including a pool table, air hockey, a basketball game shuffleboard all sorts of stuff to keep you entertained. So I will be returning to the post because it was an absolutely great atmosphere. They do check for ID to make sure that everyone and enters is of drinking age and less. They look like they are a child, I took my son who was 11 and the course didn't ask him for our day but he was allowed in but the rest of my party did have to show ID to enter. It is definitely an enjoyable place.

Great place to watch the game. Evan was always there when I needed a drink to calm my nerves! Best bartender

OK, so I do not visit Philadelphia a lot. And of course I needed a bar close to the train station, so this looked inviting.Maybe it wasn't a good day to go there, but there was one bartender/server for about 100 people no exaggeration.We left before we could get waited on because the bartender left who admittedly was working his butt off) couldn't get a drink to us because he was taking care of everybody on the floor

Poor service outweighs even the best of restaurants (not that this is best). Visiting Philly for the first time and wanted a quick drink and snack. My wife (in her forties) left her ID in the room and we were refused entry. Found another nearest Irish Pub and had a great experience.

Absolutely terrible service. Bartender will go out of their way to acknowledge you, then ignore you and serve everyone else that came after you even when you get their attention nicely afterwards.