What to order at Standard Tap

Must order
The daily chicken pot pie; steak frites; whichever oysters are on the chalkboard that night.
Signature dishes
Chicken pot pie, Steak frites
Editor tip
The roof deck opens April to October. No reservations; walk up and put your name on the list.
CuisineAmerican Gastropub
Price$$
Neighborhoodnorthern-liberties
HoursDaily 12:00-20:00
Last verified

Signature dishes: Chicken pot pie, Steak frites

Must order: The daily chicken pot pie; steak frites; whichever oysters are on the chalkboard that night.

Tip: The roof deck opens April to October. No reservations; walk up and put your name on the list.

Location

Address: 901 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19123

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