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TV, darts & game nights are part of this sports bar & Irish pub featuring bar grub & drinks.
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Address: 611 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone: (215) 574-9495
Website: https://www.onealspub.com/
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One of the top sports bars in the US! Philly’s Original Irish Sports Bar. Celebrating 40 years of serving the neighborhood and beyond.
Reviews
Colin Bosler
Grabbed a quick bite and a beer before seeing a show on South Street and I enjoyed my visit! There are two floors with a few tables for dining downstairs which is where I sat. I had a draft beer, the burger (which was fresh and tasty ) and the tots. My server was very friendly and I would definitely eat here again! Once small critique – the downstairs bathrooms are very small so for a bigger guy like me, that presented a bit of a challenge.
… moreRich Paleski
This is a good Irish Bar with decent bar food and terrific service. I had a great time and as is typical in an Irish Bar great conversations with the other customers. Something about an Irish Bar that encourages strangers to feel comfortable engaging in conversation.
I had the house salad, a Shepherds Pie and an order of chicken quesadillas.
And, a good time!
… moreI had the house salad, a Shepherds Pie and an order of chicken quesadillas.
And, a good time!
Ava Johns
Cool spot in passyunk. Came here bc it was open late and had a good selection of beer and an outdoor space. Met some interesting people here and liked the beer. Vintage cigarette vending machine was cool. Not from here, but felt authentic.
… moreJeremiah Mondi
Got out of a concert around 11-11:30 and wanted something to eat and this was perfect, quick, cozy and amazing service
Would definitely recommend
… moreWould definitely recommend
Matt H
The seasonal Irish stew is delicious and it’s served with fresh bread, the perfect cold weather comfort food! Staff is friendly and attentive, and other guests even interact and converse with people they just met. I will be back!
… moreEddie Friesenbet
I’ve been a regular at O’Neal’s Pub for nearly three years. I know it leans toward an older crowd, but despite being younger, I’ve always been respectful, low-key, and never caused an issue. I usually sit quietly in the back corner booth, often working on my laptop, having a drink and some food, and minding my business. I’ve brought plenty of friends here over the years without incident.
Over the years, I’ve spent a lot of time back there chatting with Mohamed, the nighttime cook sharing laughs, talking about current events, and just having genuine, respectful conversations. He’s always been great and a big part of why I felt comfortable coming here regularly. Unfortunately, the kitchen had already closed last night, so he wasn’t working and wasn’t involved in this situation at all. Everything that occurred involved the bartenders and floor staff.
Last night completely changed my opinion of this place.
I had friends visiting from out of town three couples total. Two of the couples serve in the military and were on leave, visiting us in Philadelphia. We spent the day showing them the city, had dinner, saw the Liberty Bell and other sites, and decided to end the night somewhere familiar and relaxed.
Everything started fine, aside from some passive-aggressive behavior at the bar where my friend and I were ignored while the bartender immediately went to ID the women in our group. Strange, but we brushed it off.
The situation escalated around the gambling/slot machine behind the bar. One person in our group put in a dollar and immediately won. Another patron became visibly angry and irate over this. Instead of de-escalating the situation, the bartender began apologizing to that patron, as if someone else had done something wrong.
Later, when that same patron lost his money and walked away from the machine, we used it. He suddenly came charging back, became extremely vulgar and aggressive, and physically assaulted multiple people in our group. He was visibly intoxicated, angry, and out of control. He put his hands on us first. We did nothing more than defend ourselves and back away.
Despite this, we were treated as the problem.
We were shoved out of the bar immediately, doors shut behind us, and made to look like the aggressors—while the individual who initiated everything was calmly spoken to on a first-name basis. To make matters worse, the bartender had to come outside to hand us the money we had won because we were pushed out so fast we weren’t even allowed to collect it inside.
When asked for the individual’s name, staff claimed they “didn’t know him,” which directly contradicted how familiar and comfortable they were with him during the incident.
For a group that came in responsibly, caused no issues, and included active-duty military members simply enjoying their leave, this handling was unacceptable. I’ve been coming here for years without incident, and to be treated this way while an aggressive, intoxicated patron was protected is extremely disappointing.
I have requested camera footage and the identity of the individual involved. Management should seriously review how situations like this are handled, because last night showed a lack of accountability, safety, and fairness.
Very disappointing experience from a place I used to trust.
… moreOver the years, I’ve spent a lot of time back there chatting with Mohamed, the nighttime cook sharing laughs, talking about current events, and just having genuine, respectful conversations. He’s always been great and a big part of why I felt comfortable coming here regularly. Unfortunately, the kitchen had already closed last night, so he wasn’t working and wasn’t involved in this situation at all. Everything that occurred involved the bartenders and floor staff.
Last night completely changed my opinion of this place.
I had friends visiting from out of town three couples total. Two of the couples serve in the military and were on leave, visiting us in Philadelphia. We spent the day showing them the city, had dinner, saw the Liberty Bell and other sites, and decided to end the night somewhere familiar and relaxed.
Everything started fine, aside from some passive-aggressive behavior at the bar where my friend and I were ignored while the bartender immediately went to ID the women in our group. Strange, but we brushed it off.
The situation escalated around the gambling/slot machine behind the bar. One person in our group put in a dollar and immediately won. Another patron became visibly angry and irate over this. Instead of de-escalating the situation, the bartender began apologizing to that patron, as if someone else had done something wrong.
Later, when that same patron lost his money and walked away from the machine, we used it. He suddenly came charging back, became extremely vulgar and aggressive, and physically assaulted multiple people in our group. He was visibly intoxicated, angry, and out of control. He put his hands on us first. We did nothing more than defend ourselves and back away.
Despite this, we were treated as the problem.
We were shoved out of the bar immediately, doors shut behind us, and made to look like the aggressors—while the individual who initiated everything was calmly spoken to on a first-name basis. To make matters worse, the bartender had to come outside to hand us the money we had won because we were pushed out so fast we weren’t even allowed to collect it inside.
When asked for the individual’s name, staff claimed they “didn’t know him,” which directly contradicted how familiar and comfortable they were with him during the incident.
For a group that came in responsibly, caused no issues, and included active-duty military members simply enjoying their leave, this handling was unacceptable. I’ve been coming here for years without incident, and to be treated this way while an aggressive, intoxicated patron was protected is extremely disappointing.
I have requested camera footage and the identity of the individual involved. Management should seriously review how situations like this are handled, because last night showed a lack of accountability, safety, and fairness.
Very disappointing experience from a place I used to trust.
Ed Bradaigh
Cool place and fun, but I no longer need to be berated by staff when I’m spending hundreds of dollars. It’s cute at first but gets old. I don’t owe you anything for being a patron.
Response to response: Actually I think the place is 5 stars and I appreciate the measured response. I think you know of what I speak. The back and forth is fun. Just try to keep the banter respectful and have some patience with us. Not everyone is a regular and knows the deal on everything, although I want to be.
Not my style to be too explicit on here, as I don’t want to effect what others think or effect business. Not my place.
… moreResponse to response: Actually I think the place is 5 stars and I appreciate the measured response. I think you know of what I speak. The back and forth is fun. Just try to keep the banter respectful and have some patience with us. Not everyone is a regular and knows the deal on everything, although I want to be.
Not my style to be too explicit on here, as I don’t want to effect what others think or effect business. Not my place.
Melissa Jimenez
The portion size for food was pretty big. I liked the fact that the fried chicken was actually crispy and flavorful. I wasn’t as impressed by the Fish & Chips (have had better), but that wasn’t the dish I ordered anyway. Service was great as well. There is a back patio, but I didn’t get to check it out during this visit.
… moreMonmouth Dog NJ
PHILADELPHIA: O’Neals Pub is a divey sports bar a few blocks from the Delaware River! Dogs are allowed inside on the main floor and also at the outdoor seasonal beer garden (there is a 2nd floor, but no dogs allowed). It is an old building and small/narrow, so we recommend going during the week and during the day so your dog is comfortable before the happy hour and weekend crowds fill the place.
They also have a nice food menu (Philly cheese steak anyone?) with reasonable prices and the bartender will make some recommendations on cocktails or from their huge list of beers. Check out the game on multiple TVs.
… moreThey also have a nice food menu (Philly cheese steak anyone?) with reasonable prices and the bartender will make some recommendations on cocktails or from their huge list of beers. Check out the game on multiple TVs.
Margaret Rickards
Wonderful local Irish sports bar / restaurant. The food was so good home made minestrone. Corn beef and cabbage was really excellent. This restaurant is a nice change from cheese steaks and burgers. The owners and chef we really welcoming.
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