by kshama a. on My husband and I had our wedding here in May. It was a really beautiful wedding that was orchestrated by Stephanie and Dusty. They were really nice about letting us bring in our favorite Indian restaurant (Amber) as caterers, and were most gracious in their interactions. I think I was most impressed by their transformation of decor as I and my mother were very vague at times, but the decor was just awe inspiring and truly fit the modern, contemporary yet very rooted in Indian traditions wedding. I highly recommend them for all your chic soirees.
by Gwen T. on I don't really understand why it's usually so dead inside! This has to be one of the largest bars/nightclubs in the city... or maybe it only seems that way because you're the only one there? I don't know... multi-leveled... 3? I've moved away from Philly a few years ago and don't completely remember. Things I've loved: they had a night of free hot dogs & $5 pitchers of yeungling. I've witnessed the most hilarious hot dog eating contest (which now makes me eerily wonder.... where do they get all those hot dogs, anyway, and why are they just giving them away?) and also a best stripper contest (not allowed to strip down past their underwear, though, apparently you need a permit for that). In the summer on beautiful, warm nights their outdoor upper deck is very awesome and refreshing.. cute little terrace with city views. Things I've not loved: The creepy single people with glazed over eyes sitting at an empty bar that stare at you while you're there. The lack of other people! I guess this isn't their fault? I don't know.. I don't know why it's always so empty when I think it shouldn't be since it's right in the heart of everything. Makes me wonder there's something shady happening. It doesn't seem welcoming, I've felt like I've received glares from being in there and being female. Maybe they were just queens jealous of my stunning good looks and perky natural boobs. I'd go back... but probably not until I pre-gamed somewhere else beforehand.
