by Yelena G. on You'll know you've reached your destination only when you're standing right in front of it. The RR only has a decal on the door, no hanging signs. This only adds to its coolness. Inside, it's extremely dimly lit. Cool bar architecture, dimly lit pictures of naked women, and only a candle to illuminate your company's face also only adds to its coolness. They make virgin drinks for those of us who don't drink alcohol. The waitress was very knowledgeable and attentive. It's a great place to take a mini-vacation from the hustle and bustle of other Philly bars.
by Berenice D. on Really nice fun place. I fell in love with the DJ booth and how purty it looks with all those lights and craziness. This place gets packed so if you want to get in without a problem, get there early or have a good ratio of min 2 chicks per guy. I loved this little place. You can hang out in the patio where you can smoke and mingle. What i didn't like though was that you can not hear the music loud loud when you are in the patio. Inside the dance floor gets wild and everybody dancing . Also, I think i was one of the only brunettes in there. It is like blond central. Drinks aren't that bad either they are like $8-10 mixed drinks. What I did notice is that the guys that clean up after everyone are like 4 feet tall or smaller. Was this on purpose ? haha still this place was pretty nice for a Saturday night. I will definitely check it out again.
by Spring Thayne on let yourself be taken to 3rd floor cafe by a crew of regulars (most customers are regulars). it's a group hang out, and even on a random tuesday night it will promise to have a solid but not overburdened crowd. 3rd floor is a tiny elevator ride up from an unmarked door to the great k-town above-the-street hideaway (most of the good places are hidden along 32nd street on the 2nd or 3rd floors). it has great views as it sits on the corner of 32nd and 5th. there's a long bar, two sections of tables (that can be moved around if your hostess is being friendly), and an array of lounge sofas ready for groups of 8-10. must have: fried chicken (be sure to use the korean name or it may not make its way to the table) (there's a pic of it on here). beer selection is limited, but they have the basics. you can get traditional korean drinks (e.g., soju) and any mix drink you want. next stop: maru.
