Penn Commons

This place is definitely pricey, but the food is pretty good. I ended up getting bottomless mimosas, which was $14, but that meant I also had to get the prix fixe brunch, which was $19. For $19 you could either get an appetizer and a an entree or an entree and a dessert. I opted for the latter and got the high thigh burger and the strawberry cheesecake sundae. The burger was good, but the fries were was sold me - they were incredible. The sundae was okay...if I come back I’d probably order an appetizer. The bread/dips that my boyfriend ordered were really tasty! He had pimiento cheese and spinach and artichoke and the refills on the bread were free. The waiter didn’t think he was 21, which he is, and I thought that was very funny.

Love that they offer an ALL NIGHT happy hour on a weekday. I went on a Thursday night with my girls. The food was also quite tasty, especially the bacon wrapped dates and the empanadas. I also strongly recommend the Colonial Dark and Stormy, which was also on happy hour all night!

Very cheap lunch menu from $10. Small salad or sandwich. Can be convenient price-wise for a large group but service for bills and payments were way too slow... lunch took over 2 hours for a group of 20 people. Might be better at night time.

We had a great time during brunch. Though I personally wish there had been more food and desert options. I will say I enjoyed our glasses never being empty.

Service was excellent. Customer service was awesome. Our waitress Samantha was very attentive. And it was a busy night but my table received everything we ordered in a timely manner. Presentation was nice as well. BUT the food I ordered (BBQ chicken spring rolls and mini pulled pork hand pies) was tasteless. It had no flavor. The only good thing was it came out hot. And I was very hungry and everything taste good when you're hungry but not what I ordered.