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Phyllis Stein-Novack is happy with the happy hour at Cavanaugh's Headhouse Square
PSN is transported to London at the pubby Cavanaugh's.
Phyllis Stein-Novack is happy with the happy hour at Cavanaugh's Headhouse Square
In this week's South Philly Review Phyllis Stein-Novack is checking in at Cavanaugh's Headhouse Square and she's more than pleased with the happy hour offerings. It's worth noting that she was already a fan of the Rittenhouse location for their burgers and jumbo salads so the bar for this week's review was set high.
With husband Edward in tow, PSN settled into her perfectly prepared Rob Roy and was transported to London with an order of sausage rolls. Mussels were squeaky clean, not a bit chewy and came with enough garlic bread to make them into a meal. An order of clam chowder measured up to any New England incarnation and roast beef was tender enough to cut with a butter knife.
Cozy British vibes combined with generous portions and knowledgeable service lead PSN to award three hearty tips of the toque to Cavanaugh's.
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