Amazing view of the city of Philadelphia. Very chill place to go with a group of friends and just have fun while enjoying the view. Would definitely recommend when in philly.
Great rooftop bar with panoramic views of the city. Rotating bar menu. Great place to grab drinks with friends. Only one elevator to take you up to the roof, so there may be a line to go up. No stairs.
Beautiful old theater. We attended for one of the Philly candlelit concerts. The acoustics were great, the candles were a nice touch, it was a great event! One note. The seats are wooden and aren't padded. Didn't bother us but it's worth knowing.
Wow what a spot! Apparently this placed had been closed for a while, but my girlfriend heard through the grapevine that Bok is a hidden gem and will be busy when it re-opens, and boy was she right!One of the best views of the city are available at this bar. Food was honestly pretty good too! Only thing they're missing is a TV. I would definitely return here.
South Philly's BOK combines everything I love about travel into one- history, food and architecture. Located inside an FDR-era 1936 school building is a community of artists, makers, restaurateurs and business owners, half of whom are women.After enjoying a sesame bagel with blueberry compote at nearby Korshak, I wandered over to BOK for a coffee at Two Persons Coffee, an independent cafe inside BOK. To my surprise, I wandered through the giant old school finding shops of pottery, art, etc. and the offices of small business owners.Additionally, there's a rooftop bar with a stunning view of Philly, a restaurant and Machine Shop, a woman-owned bakery worth your time.
Bok has new chefs every single month, and every month it seems they knock it out of the park. A beautiful view of a beautiful city, and delicious food and drink? C'mon now folks, it doesn't get better than this.
I came to bok after work one day, there was plenty of parking, they check your ID then you take the elevator to the 8th floor. The views were spectacular and the vibe was so chill!!
It's easy to get there from either rt 95 or the Schuylkill. There at least 2 sets of elevators and stairways. Directory needs work. Security is okay. Parking (Street only) is difficult and usually marked as 2 hours only forcing you to move your car for longer appointments. It's about 7 blocks from the Broad Street line. The cafe has good coffee. I imagine that most folks go there for a specific vendor or service.
Beautiful experience. A must do for people who enjoy arts and supporting small business.
Bok was great I love the dog park right in front of it. It is a great spot to hangout with your dog and you can meet new people they. And everyone are pretty friendly there.