caudio51 said:
Ah, guess it's a hole in the wall of sorts...
Pretty much. It's a stereotypical, Philadelphia neighborhood bar. It's in an old row house, so the building is probably 15-16 feet wide, 18 max, and less than 100 feet deep. The interior is a bar running down the length of one of the walls and a bunch of bar stools. It probably hasn't been cleaned, painted or even repaired in decades. There are 2 TV's usually tuned to 2 different sports events and a jukebox. It does make for an interesting contrast with the upscale Mahogany!
The crowd is actually surprisingly mixed. Everything from a couple of regular neighborhood old-time boozers to blue collar workers from nearby construction sites to college kids and white collar exec's. The bartenders are usually nice, and the crowd is typically friendly, willing to talk if you want and willing to leave you alone if you don't. I go in occasionally 'cause I work literally around the corner and you can smoke cigars there. Given the difficulty of finding places to light up these days, it is becoming more and more appealing...