Reale’s Restaurant & Bar
7233 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19135
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Address :
7233 Frankford Ave
Philadelphia, PA, 19135 - Phone (215) 332-6374
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Music : DJ
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Wed, Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Gina M.
Yep...still hate it.
(1)Thuy H.
I love their wings here...esp the honey hot and the lemon butter garlic. Mmmm, just thinking about it makes my mouth drool. Their cheese fries are also really good. If you want cheap wings, they have a special on Wed nights where all wings are reduced. Prices have gone up through the years, but they are still really cheap. Only thing bad about it here is the wait for the wings. Expect to wait a really long time for them to come out esp when the place is packed. Sometimes I wish I went on a regular night instead of Wednesdays and pay full price bc of the ridiculous wait time, but if you go with great friends, the wait is worth it. :-)
(4)Brian P.
Meh. I've experienced better.
(2)Thuy N.
Delish delish wings here...best is honey hott and cajun. Minus one star is the service (i'm being really generous). Soooo slowww, especially if you come here on a game night. Servers tends to forget to come back to your table for refills. 4 stars are for the wings only. That's it. Service is 1 star.
(4)Sean M.
This place is your typical run of the mill neighborhood bar. I've managed to run into a former babysitter and a teacher all in the same night. This will tell you how diverse this crowd can be. They have 25 cent wing night on Mondays and the sauce selections are pretty good. The wings are a little on the small side but are cooked well. The beer is nothing fancy but it does the trick. I prefer different beer selections than Reales offers but this isn't a bad hang out at all.
(4)Nathaniel B.
I wish these bars stop using the illusion shot glasses. I feel cheated when I get a undersized shot. Please stop using them. I didn't know they charge gratuity on wing night. That's crazy. But other than that it's a nice place.
(3)Arvette B.
well almost 2 years later and we're still going to Reale's on Wednesdays. The wing special is back to the original which was all day long with no cut off. The staff knows me and my friends and are always friendly and accomodating. First order of business is ALWAYS the long island iced tea slushy...absolutely refreshing all year long. I typically eat a plant based diet but make an exception on Wednesdays to satisfy my craving of lemon, garlic butter wings and sometimes garlic parm. Occasionally I will order mussels in white sauce but I haven't gained enouch discipline to tell them to hold the bread!! This place is a hit with the food and drink prices if you're looking for something local. After 6 pm metered parking is free.
(4)Mallory D.
I love Reale's. Always a good time, and it is spacious in there unlike most Mayfair bars. Drinks are reasonable, food is good & the DJ is usually good as well. They have a separate room for private parties that is spacious & nice. Oh, and the bouncers are dressed like referees. I find that to be adorable.
(4)Shannon M.
Always Amazing service from my favorite waitress (Dottie). Wing nights are always packed. But it's worth it. The garlic parmesan wings and dry rubbed Cajun wings are so delicious!!!!!!! Love coming and hanging out, drinking a few, watching the games on their big tv's and chowing on the mouth watering wings!!! I take my kids but make sure I'm out of there before the bands start playing before it gets rowdy since it is a bar. The only thing I don't like is the 15% gratuity they automatically add onto the bill on the 25 cent wing night. I understand why they do it, but I don't agree with it.
(4)Daniel S.
WORST SPORTS BAR IN NE PHILLY!!!!!!!!! Very rude staff and food is nothing special . People give this place good reviews cause the wings are cheap but they aren't anything special . Can't say I ever had a good experience here .
(1)Tammy W.
This is my favorite spot!!! It's my cheers! Always my go to for good wings and frozen Long Island slushy! Plus the staff is great!!
(4)Andrew J.
Came here after working 13 hours at my own joint. Was unwinding, three beers in talking to a server who also finished a shift. Then I noticed the bartender was missing. The off duty server told me he was out in the street fighting with some people. She ducked under the bar and poured me a beer. Then the bartender came in, jumping around, obviously hopped up on adrenaline from the fight. He looked at me and then asked if I wanted another beer. I said sure and he asked me for my I.D. I went for my license and commented that he should really ask for peoples I.D's BEFORE he starts serving them alcohol. He took my glass and promptly told me to "GET THE FUCK OUT!" I asked to speak to the manager. He said he was the "fucking" manager and that I'm banned, which is convenient because I never planned on returning. Reale's is a dump and a place for trash people.
(1)Chanthorn H.
This used to be my go to spot on a weekly basis with friends and family. We would look forward to coming here for drinks and cheap wings. Oh, they also have shuffle board and tons of TVs if you are a big sports fan! But things have really changed. Wings used to be $.05 for a decent size (on the specials night), and when prices started increasing, the size started decreasing. The flavors for the wings are really good though. They have tons of variety (honey hot, lemon garlic, garlic parm, cajun, etc etc etc). My favorite seasonings are garlic parm, cajun, and honet hot (honey hot is a sauce, not a dry rub). So why the 2 stars? Because service is extremely slow! Even on a very dead night, you could wait forever for the wings to come out. Another reason, the way they cook the wings are hit or miss. Sometimes you get the nice juicy wing that's the perfect size. Other times, you get a wing that is as small as a child's pinky. It's also waaaaay overcooked that you feel like you might break a tooth. Seasoning is still good, but not if you can't eat the wing itself. There has also been times when the soda would come out extremely flat and the server would say "that's how it always is." Really?! Overall: I sometimes still come back, but not as often as I used to. With so many more spots opening in Philly, you can get decent consistency elsewhere.
(2)Kathy M.
So sad what happened to this spot. Missing the awesome beautiful bartenders,all the regulars, good wings, and nice vibe of the old Reales. :(
(1)Camay C.
Love the wings here. I discovered garlic parmesan wings from this place. On Saturday, they have a half off wing special from noon-6. $2 22oz Yuengling drafts. Mixed crowds. They also have $6 Long Island slushies that will get together exactly where you need to be!! Drunk! Lol. Thursdays can be a little crowded because of their $20 all you can eat crab leg special. Get there early for a table. Table service can be a bit slow though because of the crowds. I tend to stay at the bar. Great place.
(4)Gerald R.
My evening at this local sports bar started out with not being able to find it because it's not well lit/advertised. Upon walking in on a chilly night outside the air condition was turned to artic thus making it very uncomfortable. Looks like your local just get drunk bar, nothing special about this place, actually looks run down and could use an episode of bar rescue in my opinion. Upon sitting, the bartender was so into her convo with another patron that she didn't even notice me for about 5min. My drink was watered down but I must say the wings were great! Service thru the night sucked, she paid no attention to me, my empty cup, nothing. This is not somewhere I would take a date for a few drinks, this is more of a quick stop kind of place.
(2)Kristie R.
Pretty fun, laid back atmosphere for casual dining and drinks. The prices on most things are reasonable, particularly the food, but there are some funny, almost bizarre exceptions to this. The crab legs are awesome, and pretty reasonably priced, on any night. I know they are all you can eat on Thursdays (and hence I have on two occasions come on a Friday when they were actually out of crab legs, due to their popularity the night before. I almost always get the crab legs. They also have great french onion soup, a couple of nice, not boring/standard issue larger, possibly meal-sized salad options. The weekly specials come with a glass of wine and a dessert, and the desserts are often creative and cool (mexican style churros with vanilla ice cream, once a few months ago.) The waitresses are nice, friendly, and very hard-working. I see a couple of reviews here where people comment about wait times for things, but I would not fault the waitresses for this. It just gets very busy sometimes, and they maybe could use one more server on staff at these times, especially Friday nights. The music can be very good, but I have also noticed that the sound system is set a bit high, even if you like loud rock, and this does make conversation hard sometimes. The strange surprises regarding prices and charging include that they charge something like 50 cents or a dollar extra (I think 50 cents) for drawn butter, when you order the crab legs. Your waitress will ask you if you want drawn butter, but are at least kind enough to tell you that it is a charge. But this is obviously rather cheesy on the part of the establishment. How expensive is a little drawn butter? And if it's really an issue, add the 50 cents or whatever to the price of the crab legs -- it is a lot less weird and annoying. We have also at least once been charged for a take-out container for our leftovers. I think that was a quarter or 50 cents. Also just plain icky to hear, in a you have to be kidding me kind of way. Finally, about their automatically charged gratuity - yes, it feels a bit insulting, like I'm not going to tip at least 15% anyway ... but on the flip side too many people must not be tipping reasonably, or it wouldn't be a policy. I blame other customers for this. I saw a couple of reviews here about people complaining about gratuity on Wing Night. It's food - it's served - if you aren't going to give a decent tip, don't go to a restaurant or bar. It's a crappy thing to do, and very low class. If you can't afford the tip, then you can't afford to eat in a restaurant. I usually throw on a few extra dollars over the 15% automatic and take it up to $20, bc these waitresses at Reale's seem to work very hard, and they are very nice.
(4)Jim S.
Wow ! Having looked at the 4 and 5 star ratings, I had to check this place out. Arrived ~ 5:30, Friday for a nice quiet, leisurely dinner. Did we ever go to the wrong place. The bar area was packed, that's a good sign. Tables/food area, not so much. That's fine. The problem was the music was playing at an ungodly, deafening sound. Realized then that everyone at the bar was screaming at the top of their lungs to be heard by the person next to them. We turned around and left. If you're looking for a quiet, relaxing place for an enjoyable dinner, this is not the place. If you're looking to have your eardrums pierced, go right in.
(1)Jessica I.
Not a bad joint for a beer, a bar pie and some MegaTouch with your boyfriend (get your brain out of the gutter!) Bartenders are all very nice, if anything they get a tad too caught up talking to each other and don't see their patrons trying to get refills or to close their tab. But you're there to relax anyway so just roll with it. Some pretty good drink specials and surprisingly tasty chicken soup! As far as the comments on the diversity of the clientele I've seen all types in here, blacks, whites, young, old, tattooed-up crust punks such as myself. Everyone always seems to be enjoying themselves so maybe the dynamic has changed. I'll keep coming back.
(4)Gary C.
I don't know what some of thees people were talking about with the coment of the lack of Afro American clientele. we were there Wed night and the bar was OVER 60% Afro American. Finally a bar that caters to Afro American's, its nice to see in the northeast. now I know where to go or NOT go when I wanna hang out w/buds for a few drinks
(3)Vaughn B.
this place has great deals. 0.20 wings on tuesdays (or wednesday i think) and all u can eat crab legs on thursdays. the wings are low quality but for 20 cents and almost 10 flavors to choose from, who cares lol.
(3)Craig N.
The wings was bangin, I mean really good. Try the lemon garlic butter ones. Beers were cheap too. Try this place out if you're craving wings, better than Curran's
(4)Emmy B.
REALES ROCKS. I go almost every Sunday, when it's open mic night. A lot of the same people play and sing and there is more talent in the Northeast then one would think. The bartenders are cool, especially Gary who is always so friendly and quick to get you a beer. The crowd is awesome on Sundays, great vibes, good people. Norm, who is in charge of open mic night, is a laid-back guy who always encourages muscians and artists to sign up. Also, two dollar draft beers is a great deal. All in all, Sunday nights at Reales is always a fun rock and roll good time.
(5)David C.
Great place to go if you are craving wings. They have 20 cent wings on wednesdays and I believe thursdays. There is also a day for all you can eat wings. They,have plenty of flavors to choose from. I highly recommend honey hot and cajun. Their happy hour specials are a great addition to the wings as well. Their wings are quite small, but for 20 cents you will get your fair share in compared to other places.
(4)Jessica S.
$.20 wings and $7 pitchers during Eagles games. The wings had like 10 flavors (Garlic parm were yummy, bbq, lemon butter and garlice, oriental, hot, mild etc...). Gets a good crowd. I'm missing the wings already since San Fran doesn't have places like this. I recommend going!
(4)Kev C.
I always enjoyed this place. I never had a bad time. The enviroment was pretty good. This place attracted a good amount of the opposite sex which kept me & my friends always coming back for more. Lol !! We had good nights & bad. But for the most-part,good. The wings are pretty good & I love the "Tall-Boy" beer glass they give you. Does Gary still own the place by the way ? I didn't see him the last couple of times I was in there.
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