10 Best Things to Do After Dinner in Philadelphia

Yakitori Boy is a sushi bar that's open late and has a wide variety of drinks on offer along with private karaoke rooms you can book. The drink selection is quite varied as you'll find numerous speciality cocktails alongside beers, wine, sake, and shochu.

The One Smashed Monk cocktail is especially popular as it's a combination of Suntory Toki whisky, Yuzu, and a dash of bitters. Karaoke is easy to enjoy when you book a private room. You'll find several different sizes available with the smallest room accommodating 6 people and the largest holding up to 20. You'll find this sushi bar right in the heart of Chinatown.

La Peg is a brasserie inside the FringeArts building known for its unique interior design and massive drink selection that will satisfy just about every taste. The interior of this establishment features colossal windows that let you see the Benjamin Franklin Bridge along with 45-foot tall ceilings that add a bit of drama to the design.

On the drink menu, you'll find a variety of beers, wines, and cocktails. Many of the wines are international coming from places like France and Italy while the beers tend to be centred around local Philly favourites. You can find it all in Old City right by the bridge along the banks of the Delaware.

The Philadelphia Art Museum is one of the largest in the entire world, but if you visit on a Wednesday or Friday, you can explore its collection well after dark. Inside, you'll find more than 240,000 objects including sculptures, paintings, photos, and even suits of armour.

The artwork comes from all over the world with most hailing from America, Europe, or Asia. You'll find historical pieces as well dating back 2,000 years with works from Ancient Rome and Egypt. You'll find this museum in Fairmount within The Oval.

Kick Axe Throwing is a bar with an extensive menu and room to test your ability at the throwing axe range to see if you can hit the target. The ax-throwing is supervised with safety measures in place, so you can test your skills even if you've never thrown an axe before.

In addition to axe throwing, this venue contains multiple other games, including a selection of board games that are sure to delight all sorts of guests. You'll find this bar in Old City near the Delaware River.

Milkboy is a bar and live music venue where you can enjoy a satisfying drink downstairs and a high-quality performance upstairs at the main stage. The performers range from local artists to more nationally recognised touring musicians, so check to see who's playing before you visit.

The drink menu is quite diverse with an extensive selection of canned beers along with rotating craft beers on draft. The cocktails on offer are impressive as well with numerous hot and cold selections to choose from. You'll find Milkboy in Centre City just a few blocks east from Penn Square.

Bourbon & Branch is a local bar that specialises in whisky, though you'll find numerous other drinks available, along with live music. Not only will you find various kinds of bourbon and whisky, but they offer their whisky for half price every Wednesday.

In addition to the drinks, you'll find plenty to keep yourself entertained since they provide live music 5 nights a week. Additionally, they host a trivia night every Monday. You can experience all of this for yourself by heading to Bourbon & Branch located in Northern Liberties by the highway.

Kung Fu Necktie is a music venue that often hosts live acts, but they're always playing music of some kind with an inviting dance floor. The actual genres of music can vary quite a bit depending on who's playing, and they host themed nights too.

The atmosphere at Kung Fu is certainly more intimate than some other music venues as it's relatively small giving it an aura of exclusivity during your visit. You can experience this for yourself by visiting the west end of Fishtown.

Concourse Dance Bar offers low-pressure fun and is the only bar in town that is made from ice adding an entirely new aesthetic to your nightlife experience. The bar made from ice is just the beginning, however, as you'll find numerous sculptures by veteran artist Peter Slavin including a re-creation of the Liberty Bell.

The ice theme tends to run throughout the establishment, but your drinks can serve as a nice contrast since some cocktails are available that are on fire. See it all right city centre just a short walk southwest from Love Park.