Graffiti Bar
Bar · Washington Square West ·
Pan-Asian eats, cocktails, and scorpion bowls in outdoor setting
Pan-Asian eats, cocktails, and scorpion bowls in outdoor setting
"The Deal: $5 Beers, Wines, and Sakes, $9 Cocktails, $25 Scorpion Bowls, And $7 Small Plates One of the most crowded Center City bars is hidden down an alley. During Happy Hour, the covered colorful patio is full of people drinking watermelon rum scorpion bowls and splitting plates of kung pao chicken wings and crab rangoon." - candis mclean
"When you want your Summer Friday to last until Saturday, head straight from your office to Graffiti Bar. The small-ish bar hidden in the alley behind Sampan turns from casual Happy Hour spot to full-on party when the scorpion bowl drinks start coming out. You can also order small bites like kung pao chicken wings and edamame dumplings from the Sampan kitchen, but you’re probably not here to do much eating - at least not on a Friday night when the tables are already covered with a bunch of giant punch bowls." - sydney mcelwee
"When: Daily, 4-7pm The Deal: $5 Beers, Wines, and Sakes, $9 Cocktails, $25 Scorpion Bowls, And $7 Small Plates One of the most crowded Center City bars is hidden down an alley. During Happy Hour, the covered colorful patio is full of people drinking watermelon rum scorpion bowls and splitting plates of kung pao chicken wings and crab rangoon. " - candis mclean
"Yes, there is a lot of graffiti on the walls of Graffiti Bar, a small bar hidden behind Sampan in Midtown Village. There are also a few TVs (perfect for watching Saturday afternoon Phillies games in the summer), large format scorpion bowl drinks, and a retractable roof that means you don’t have to leave just because it starts raining. You can also order small bites like kung pao chicken wings and edamame dumplings from the Sampan kitchen." - Candis R. McLean
"On Friday and Saturday evenings before the pandemic, diners spilling out onto the sidewalk outside this spot contributed to the buzzy 13th Street scene, so a stroll past Graffiti Bar often meant navigating around crowds of diners." - Rachel Vigoda