Northern Liberties has become home to many younger Philadelphians who want to have a great time, and they are able to do so through the neighborhood’s plethora of bars and variety of BYOBs, write Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme and Sarah Maiellano for Philadelphia Magazine.

Suya Suya West African Grill is one of the most exciting fast-casual restaurants in Northern Liberties, named for its signature dish. Suya is a staple street food in Abuja, Nigeria, and is comprised of skewered meat rubbed with peanuts, paprika, chilies, and bouillon and then grilled.

For vegans, Pietramala is a top-tier choice as it celebrates seasonable vegetables without being pretentious about it. From its chicory salad to its local mushrooms, fresh pasta, and seasonal greens, everything is prepared with flair and rich flavor.

Like its name states, Love & Honey Fried Chicken serves excellent plates of chicken drizzled with a kiss of honey to its growing fanbase.

At The Kettle Black, customers have the options of both bakery classics like bagels and croissants, as well as some more creative baked goods. There are also some incredible vegan pastries, as well.

Standard Tap is good for those looking for a happy hour, date night, dinner with friends, late night drinks, and more.

Read more about Northern Liberties’ best places to eat at Philadelphia Magazine.

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