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Rouge
Beautiful people, great park views, and outdoor seating (warmed by heat lamps during brisk weather) make for a lovely start to an evening of Rittenhouse Square bar hopping. They’re famous for their burgers, too.
205 South 18th St.; Philadelphia, PA; 215-732-6622
Tags: bar
Bob and Barbara's Lounge
Short on pretense and long on fun, this dive-y, gay-friendly bar on South Street is famous for its Philly special – a can of PBR and a shot of Jim Beam for $3.
1509 South St.; Philadelphia, PA; 215-545-4511
Tags: lounge | bar | gay & lesbian
Rock Lobster
This outdoor bar on the Delaware is hopping in the warmer months – especially when they bring in the live entertainment. Jazz bands, DJs, and salsa Sundays draw old and young alike.
221 North Columbus Ave.; Philadelphia, PA; 215-627-7625; www.rocklobsterclub.com
Tags: bar | live music
McGillin's Olde Ale House
The oldest continuously operated bar in Philadelphia has been open ever since the Liberty Bell cracked. Casual and boisterous, they have a great selection of beer on tap.
1310 Drury St.; Philadelphia, PA; 215-735-5562; www.mcgillins.com
Tags: history | bar
the Plough & the Stars
Live music – everything from Irish traditional to jazz – draws a professional, hip crowd to the bar of this upscale Old City pub.
123 Chestnut St.; Philadelphia, PA; 215-733-0300; www.ploughstars.com
Tags: trendy | bar | live music
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