Had to make a stop here at The Post while waiting on the train and we are so happy we did. The chicken cheesesteak jawn was absolutely delicious. Big chunks of seasoned grilled chicken in every bite, the bread was soft with a firm crust. The hot wings were done to perfection and the pickle chips were covered in a batter that had a nice crunch and flavor. Superb bartenders, fun atmosphere. Come kill some time here when you can.

Went on a Wednesday! Cool place, vegan options had cauliflower and waffle fries. Had some lemon drop martinis they were pretty good. Watched the basketball game, and played some basketball, they also had pool and other games. Overall cool place just not if your looking for customer service, the lady who I ordered the food through was kind, male bartenders ignored you when trying to get their attention (Civ) but the lady Alene was nice! Other customers were nice and friendly!

We could d this place while waiting for our Amtrak train. A quick 3 min walk from 30th st station to the post. It’s a great spot. Full bar, capable bartenders. Good is typical bar food . It was packed on a Thursday afternoon but people were friendly and made space on The benches. As a former dragon from many years ago, and not being back to the area in some time, it was great to see how the area has changed.

I can’t say enough about how kind and accommodating the team here was on the day of my birthday celebration. When our original venue upstairs fell through at the last minute, The Post welcomed me and 20 of my friends with open arms. Ben and Jake went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of. Even though the kitchen wasn’t in service today, they allowed us to grab food, kept the drinks flowing, and made sure we had everything we needed. They even switched up the music to a more upbeat, party vibe just for us, adjusted the lighting, and handled every request with a smile. They truly wanted to make sure my birthday felt special and because of them, it absolutely did. I’d return in a heartbeat just for the outstanding service. Huge thanks to Ben, Jake, and The Post team for saving the day and making it such a fun and memorable experience!

I've been here a few times, blow off time before the train arrives. Food is always decent for bar food, service is always good.

This is such an amazing place. It's relatively new but it already a favorite. This place is inexpensive ($), with a sufficiently good selection of beer, friendly bartenders, an amazing collection of arcade and drinking games. The place is ideal for large groups, parties and events. Lot of open and seating space that is suitable for big groups. The food is regular fried bar food and is ok.

Huge place with lots of games (from board games to arcade to table games). I stopped in for lunch and it was pretty quiet. I'm curious to see this place packed on a weekend though. This is an order-and-get-a-buzzer place with family style seating (big benches). Some smaller nooks and bar seating too. The cashier was super friendly. Prices are good, but if you give in to all your munchy ideas it can get pricey. As for the food, as a bar-food I'd say it's good. As a restaurant it could use a bit of refinement. Wings and waffle fries were good, sliders ok, mac n cheese was soup and needs some more flavor. If it's late and you've had a few drinks, you'll be just fine though:) If you found this revire helpful, please thumbs-up so I know to keep posting more :)

The Post offers a cozy atmosphere perfect for unwinding with friends. The only downside was the closure of the upper section, resulting in a bit of crowding. However, the beer selection was fantastic, making it a great spot for a relaxed evening.

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