4.5
- 4.3Food
- 4.4Service
- 4.4Ambience
- 4.3Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
Robin
Philadelphia County1 review
Dined on 22 August 2026
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Philadelphia County1 review
Dined on 11 July 2026
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Greater Boston1 review
Dined on 19 June 2026
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Stuart Gold
Philadelphia County143 reviews
Dined on 10 June 2026
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Dined on 27 May 2026
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Joseph
Philadelphia County7 reviews
Dined on 18 May 2026
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Sarah
Greater Boston2 reviews
Dined on 19 April 2026
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New York City13 reviews
Dined on 27 March 2026
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Maggie Gold
Chicago / Illinois44 reviews
Dined on 21 February 2026
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Philadelphia County3 reviews
Dined on 10 February 2026
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For a quieter visit, try The Board and Brew Philadelphia on Sundays, guests say Sunday mornings (breakfast/brunch) and Sunday nights feel surprisingly calm and relaxed.
Yes, families are welcome: guests report bringing children for lunch and games (one family came with a 10‑year‑old), and larger family brunches have been comfortably accommodated.
Sunday is a lovely choice, guests praise Sunday brunch and note Sunday visits (including breakfast) can be surprisingly quiet and family-friendly.
Guests commonly describe the portions as filling and generously sized, several visitors specifically praise big, satisfying meals and well-sized burgers.
Yes, couples report great experiences here, including Valentine's Day visits and cozy, comfy evenings that made for a fun night out.
Yes, reviewers note covered, shaded outdoor seating upstairs, which guests have enjoyed during visits.
The Board and Brew Philadelphia feels cozy and game-focused, with lots of natural light, a huge library of games, and very friendly staff; some guests note it can get noisy at times.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, put-together attire that’s comfortable without being formal.
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