After sunset on Fridays & Saturdays or for special events we are only open for guests 21 & up. Every other day we welcome all ages. Anyone under the age of 21 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at all times - no exceptions.

Find us at 800 Mifflin Street, Philadelphia PA 19148.

You can make the trek many ways:

🚶🏽Walk! We recommend walking through East Passyunk on your way. There are lots of wonderful places nearby.


🚲 Bike! We have bike parking at 9th and Mifflin as well as an Indego station on Mifflin Street (near 8th Street).


🚆 Take the subway! We’re about a 10 minute walk from the Tasker-Morris stop on the Broad Street Line.


🚍 Ride the bus! Routes 45, 47, 47M, and 79 all get you within a couple blocks of us. The 47 drops you off right in front of the entrance!

🚖 Rideshare! We have a designated drop off lane right in front of the entrance.


🚘 Drive (but only if you must). South Philly parking is tricky, so we don’t recommend coming by car. Be sure to allot some time to find street parking.

For prolonged or severe thunderstorms, we may close or delay opening (check Insta for announcements).

Nope!

This summer we are booking semi-private and private events. Learn more here.

If you are interested in having your wedding at Bok Bar, fill out an inquiry form here.

If you want to host an event on the roof outside of Bok Bar hours or use our space for a photoshoot, fill out an inquiry form here.

If you want to host an event at Irwin’s, reach out to them here.

Bok Bar is a great b-day spot. If the desserts on our menu aren’t right for you, you can bring your own. We charge a $25 cutting fee. For the sake of the other guests, please leave the decor at home.

Yes, we have an ADA entrance on Mifflin Street a bit closer to 9th Street. Once inside, the route to the roof is by elevator.

We are always dog friendly!

The bar is located on top of the wild and wonderful world of Bok, an old vocational school turned creative workspace. Former classrooms have been repurposed into studios inhabited by artists, makers, nonprofits, and small businesses. The public spaces in the building include a coffee shop, bakery, two restaurants, and more. Click here to plan your visit.