The Dandelion is a three story British gastropub in Philadelphia. This quaint restaurant and bar has many cozy rooms and bars creating an Old World aura where firewood crinkles in an oak mantle hearth and patrons decorate the wall hooks with coats and scarves, to savor the ever flowing casks, tap craft beers and delectable food or enjoy the tea service's sweet and savory menu. This intimate restaurant, warms your soul with its lovely interiors and sublime food. They serve lunch, tea, dinner and weekend brunch. The menu consists of great fish n chips, divine deviled eggs, tasty lamb shepherd's pie, slow-road pork belly with a cider vinegar glaze, a rabbit pie with oyster mushroom, yummy Sticky Toffee Pudding and much more. The Dandelion is a great place for a romantic date, hang out haunt and private events. Let the food and beer flow!
Website: thedandelionpub.com
Phone: (215) 558-2500
Cross Streets: Between Sansom St and Ionic St
Open now
- Tue 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
124 S 18th St Philadelphia, PA 19103 ·267.04 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpGreat pub atmosphere with tasty British comfort food. The fish and chips were crispy and flavorful, and the service was friendly and attentive. Would happily come back!
MoreWe had a University of Birmingham gathering here a couple of years ago, and it felt wonderfully nostalgic. The menu, the food, the service, even the décor brought back fond memories of our years...
MoreCame here for a late dinner last night with two friends, and what a lovely spot for a girls' night! First of all, this place is BEAUTIFUL. Everything is UK-themed, and there are so many different...
MoreI visited last night for a private event on the 2nd floor where we had hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. It was in a room decorated with dogs all throughout and I loved the theme of a man's best...
MoreVery cute ambience and loved how they embraced the older charm of the building. Food was a little less impressive - it was good but would have loved for the flavor to be amped up a little bit....
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