Philly's Dry January Bar Crawl Spreads Across Fishtown and Northern Liberties
For the first time ever, residents of Fishtown and Northern Liberties are coming together to embark on a self-guided bar crawl that will take place over two days in early January. The event promises an exciting experience for those looking to stay sober during the month-long Dry January challenge.
Over 25 bars, breweries, and restaurants have signed up to participate, offering zero-proof cocktails, mocktails, and nonalcoholic drinks at discounted prices ranging from $6 to $10. These participating venues will feature a mix of food specials, casual social events, and staggering hours throughout the day to accommodate different schedules.
Some notable spots on the crawl include neighborhood staples like Standard Tap, Johnny Brenda's, Frankford Hall, and Jerry's Bar, as well as popular breweries such as Yards Brewing Co., Evil Genius Beer Co., and Brewery ARS. Newer establishments like Amina and Mamajuana Cafe Philly are also joining in on the fun.
This event is an excellent opportunity for Philadelphians to explore their city's growing nonalcoholic drink scene while still being able to participate in Dry January without missing out on the local bar culture.
For the first time ever, residents of Fishtown and Northern Liberties are coming together to embark on a self-guided bar crawl that will take place over two days in early January. The event promises an exciting experience for those looking to stay sober during the month-long Dry January challenge.
Over 25 bars, breweries, and restaurants have signed up to participate, offering zero-proof cocktails, mocktails, and nonalcoholic drinks at discounted prices ranging from $6 to $10. These participating venues will feature a mix of food specials, casual social events, and staggering hours throughout the day to accommodate different schedules.
Some notable spots on the crawl include neighborhood staples like Standard Tap, Johnny Brenda's, Frankford Hall, and Jerry's Bar, as well as popular breweries such as Yards Brewing Co., Evil Genius Beer Co., and Brewery ARS. Newer establishments like Amina and Mamajuana Cafe Philly are also joining in on the fun.
This event is an excellent opportunity for Philadelphians to explore their city's growing nonalcoholic drink scene while still being able to participate in Dry January without missing out on the local bar culture.