Tony’s Way Bar

The best place for karaōke in Philadelphia hands down. Why? the extensive catalog with the most eclectic genres of music I’ve ever seen anywhere. What makes Tony’s even more fun is they have instruments like tambourines, the maracas, cowbells (haha) you name it and they jazz up the songs while you’re singing. The drinks are cheap and served quickly. No matter how crowded it gets in there, a bar attendant is there to serve. Tony, the owner, is the sweetest most genuinely personable bar owner I’ve met in a long time if ever. There is always on-​street parking if you get there before 11pm just be careful not to park near the bus zone or fire hydrants. Cool crowd that varies from 21– to possibly 70 and the crowd is diverse so comfort is guaranteed. If you’re lucky, you’ll get to hear Tony sing something by Frank Sinatra. Because of him, I was reintroduced to Frank’s music and have adopted «My Way» as my personal anthem.
Love this place. It doesn’t get 5 stars because there is no grub.

Tony’s way has odd charm. The bartenders are gruff and sweet. The beer is cheap. Bring your own food. The bar is a carousel of odd characters; homeless and hipsters mix with a heavy Latino population, and in Tony’s Way, everyone gets along; everyone is welcome.
This one of my favorite places to watch hockey. Everyone here gets really excited about Flyers playoffs, but simultaneously knows little about the sport or rules. The result is a lot of confusion and yelling at the TV.
If you feel weird about drinking at a bar under the El, this might not be your place. But if you want to step out of your comfort zone a bit and watch sports with some passonate, albeit confused fans, check out Tony’s Way. If you’re lucky, you can hang out with Tony himself, who is incredibly friendly,

They have a 10 cans-​for-​10 dollars take out special including PBR, High Life and Budwiser, it’s friendly in there!