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Cavanaugh’s Headhouse Square
The guide was updated:A staple in the Philly sports bar scene, Cavanaugh's Headhouse is a two-story tavern offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere with multiple rooms for patrons to enjoy along with TV screens showing the latest sports games. The tavern is renowned for its pub grub, with its award-winning wings being a must-try item on the menu. These delectable wings are coated in Cav's signature sweet and tangy sauce, made with Irish whisky, which provides a unique flavor that keeps visitors coming back for more.
Useful Information
- Address: 421 South 2nd Street, Philadelphia
- Opening hours: Mon–Thu 4pm–2am, Fri–Sun noon–2am
- Website: www.cavsheadhouse.com
- Public Transport: Pine Street & 2nd Street
- Phone: +1 215 928 9307
- Email: info@cavsheadhouse.com
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Read more