PHILADELPHIA Bachelor Party - Page 2

skeeordye11 · 02-28-2009, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by brewt00l

IMHO Slyfox and Victory are great but having done the phily beer tour bachelor party thing before, I'd say stick to the city and avoid having to get everyone into a van/bus/cars and driving out of the city into the burbs....instant PITA/buzzkill.

Hitting a handful of great places in the city works out a whole lot better...besides if you can't find enough good beer in the city proper, you aren't looking very hard

So where'd you guys go? Some of these places look incredible! I wish I was gonna be there for more than like 24 hours. This brings back a common thme of mine. So much beer, not nearly enough time! Thanks for all the suggestions! Keep em coming!

brewt00l · 03-01-2009, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by skeeordye11

So where'd you guys go? Some of these places look incredible! I wish I was gonna be there for more than like 24 hours. This brings back a common thme of mine. So much beer, not nearly enough time! Thanks for all the suggestions! Keep em coming!

I've done the bachelor party bar hop a few times and each time it was different depending on the group of guys involved (and lets be honest, it's really about having a good time with your friends...unless they are as beer obsessed as you or I). Most of the time you are trying to squeeze too many places into the route and could be just as happy splitting the night between a few good places. If there is one or two places that you really must hit, plan your night around those locations. Food...is your group going to grab on the go or do you have some picky eaters who you need to plan around? Silicone? Is anyone going to be pissing and moaning about needing to toss 1s away? Transportation...walking, driving, bus, cab?

jtf207 · 03-14-2009, 03:43 AM

Without a doubt your best bet is Eulogy in Old City. Great location in Old City with other bars nearby to do some bar-hopping. Also nearby is Campo's cheesesteaks, great late night snack. And if your in need of a place to crash, the Hampton Inn is close on 4th St, reasonable price and a nice hotel. Not to mention that Eulogy has one of the top Belgian and International beer selections in the Mid-Atlantic (and if you have friends that have different beer tastes, they do offer the coors/miller/buds and other beer flavored water)