New Patio at Mikey’s American Grill & Sports Bar Welcomes Summer and Baseball

Posted by Samantha Lazar on May 25, 2010

If you live or work around Drexel and are a sports fan, your go-to spot for sports-watching revelry this summer should be Mikey’s American Grill & Sports Bar. The true blue sports bar at the corner of 32nd and Chestnut opened up a fabulous patio space this spring which is perfect for kicking back, watching the game, eating and imbibing. And it’s spacious enough (it’s the largest outdoor space I’ve seen at any restaurant in the city, in fact) to accommodate the hoards of rowdy cheering students and their beer towers as well as a quiet couple of friends sipping drinks in the corner.

When I stopped by on a balmy Friday evening to watch the Phillies crush the Red Sox, most of the lively clientele was outside, leaving plenty of space and optimal tv-watching seats available inside for anyone averse to the elements. Wherever you sit, and whether you’re interested in eating or just drinking, it’ll take you a good while to peruse the menus. There are both food and drink specials every day of the week, including half-price apps all night on Fridays. The tasty southwest chicken egg rolls are a great choice (even more so at half price!), and the portion is even big enough to be an entrée. There’s a nice list of draft and bottled beers, as well as frozen drinks and specialty cocktails. All of your favorites are on the beer list, along with Mikey’s American Amber Ale, a nice easy-drinking ale which Mikey’s has specially brewed just for them. The list of cocktails is a lot of fun with one inspired by each MLB team, and all priced at just $5 during games. Like any good Philadelphian, I sipped a sweet and fruity “Phanatic,” made with Absolut Razz, Malibu, and Sprite.

The food menu is formidable. If you need help choosing, favorites include the huge classic nachos, the pesto chicken pizza (which is baked fresh and exceptionally good), and the burgers. You can build your own burger or, if you’re feeling up to an intense experience, go for The Ultimate Mikey Burger. Topped with roast beef and coleslaw, it’s like having a delicious Reuben sandwich on top of your hamburger.

Next time you’re looking for a place to watch the game and enjoy the weather, check out Mikey’s for a great night.

Mikey’s American Grill & Sports Bar
3180 Chestnut St
215.222.3226

www.mikeysphilly.com

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