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Published: Sep 4, 2007

Q: I need to be informed of exactly what bars and clubs are letting you smoke. All of us smokers would like to know where we can go to spend our money and feel at home.

A: The Department of Public Health has graciously provided us with an updated list of establishments — both public and private — that have applied for and received official smoking ban waivers. Check out some select listings below. For a full list, visit www.citypaper.net/smoke. For health facts and information on the state's tobacco cessation programs, visit www.smokefreephilly.org.

  • 32° Lounge, 16 S. Second St.
  • Bottoms Up Bar, 4661 N. Fifth St.
  • Bridge & Pratt Café, 5207-11 Frankford Ave.
  • Broad Street Tavern, 3648 N. Broad St.
  • Cheers Café, 2601 E. Westmoreland Ave.
  • C.J. Mulligans, 6453 Frankford Ave.
  • Cookie's Tavern, 2654 S. Alder St.
  • Delilah's, 100 Spring Garden St.
  • Drew's Tavern, 2501 E. Huntingdon St.
  • Fifth Street Café, 4900 N. Fifth St.
  • Finnigans Wake, 547 N. Third St.
  • Fishtown Tavern, 1301 Frankford Ave.
  • Friendly Lounge, 1039 S. Eighth St.
  • Gavone's, 1000 Wolf St.
  • Jack's Famous Bar, 853 E. Allegheny Ave.
  • Jerry's Bar, 129 Laurel St.
  • Locust Bar, 235 S. 10th St.
  • Paddy's Pub, 228 Race St.
  • Ray's Happy Birthday Bar, 1200 E. Passyunk Ave.
  • Shampoo, 417 N. Eighth St.
  • Victor's Tavern, 5544-46 Wayne Ave.

Comments

thank you very much for the info,the conntinental west on the 3rd floor is also,does anyone know of others
by toppertop on September 7th 2007 6:17 PM

While there may be other places in the city that allow smoking, we're only listing the establishments found on the Health Department's official exemption list. Please note that the list at citypaper.net/smoke does not include private venues with exemptions, such as social clubs, American Legion Posts, VFWs and Union Leagues.
by drew.lazor on September 8th 2007 4:29 PM



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