The Artwork of Jorge Vega Presented by Pete Checchia
#SAVEPHILLYEATS
On behalf of The 700, thank you for your support while do our best to make it through this difficult time. We truly appreciate it. Please see our offers in conjunction with #SavePhillyEats below. Email us with any questions at [email protected]
Also, checkout the online foodie hub at #SavePhillyEats.com to see new Philly food experiences when they go live!
– With love –
Gina, Sean, and the 700 staff
Now available:
Gift cards to The 700 discounted 20%
2019/2020 700 Knit Hat was $15 – now $12
2019/2020 700 Knit Scarf was $20 – now $16
2019/2020 700 Knit Scarf and Hat Combo was $30 – now $25
Visit #SavePhillyEats.com
We’re a web hub for unique Philly food offers to help spots during closures. Visit the site.
Follow for Updates
Offers will come and go. Follow us for what’s new on Instagram or Twitter.
How to Help
Visit #SavePhillyEats.com
We’re a web hub for unique Philly food offers to help spots during closures. Visit the site.
Follow for Updates
Offers will come and go. Follow us for what’s new on Instagram or Twitter.
How to Help
See all our needs here. In short buy from your fav spots, post to social using #SavePhillyEats, Tag your friends and spread the word.
Beer Selection
Click here for our full beer menu including descriptions and prices.
February Calendar
February is an exciting month at The 700. Upstairs @ The 700 will expand its nightlife offerings to include Wednesday and Thursday evenings starting on the 12th of the month. On Wednesday evenings, Upstairs @ The 700 will host a weekly open-mic featuring many of the city’s new up and coming comedians. On Thursday the 13th, DJ Aura will kickoff our Thursday night dance parties . Check out the event listings for details on these and all of the other events being held at The 700.
New Year’s Eve Info!
Weekends in December
Our December weekends are fire.
Upstairs @ The 700
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell. 
Photos by Tim Blackwell | @shotsfired215 | www.shotsfired215.com | All images © 2019 Tim Blackwell.
Weekends in November
Our November weekends are going to be nuts.
Thank you, Kurt: 700 Club co-owner Kurt Wunder is a Philly revolutionary worth remembering
A.D. Amorosi – Philadelphia Weekly
August 24th, 2019
At the end of 1997, before opening his 700 Club with bartending pal Chris Sey and Mel’s Rockpile bassist Tracy Stanton, Kurt Wunder spoke with me about his then newly purchased butcher shop turned corner saloon.
Situated on the corner of 2nd and Fairmount long before Northern Liberties became whatever the hell one would call it today (ask Sey and he readily refers to the then battered-and-sparsely lived in neighborhood as “not tainted”), Wunder, who lived in Old City at the time, explained the direction for his bar-playhouse, which he referred to as “kitsch without being hokey.”
In a former life, Wunder was a bartender at Khyber and played a fish while shirtless in an earlier incarnation of Mel’s Rockpile. He also served a stint as the suave DJ and host of Rat Pack nights at Silk City. To top it off, he became a bar owner and scene explorer.
All of this made him a revolutionary.
—— READ MORE AT PHILADELPHIAWEEKLY.COM ——
Meet The 700’s new owners via BillyPenn.com
A homecoming for new owners of longstanding Northern Liberties tavern, sold after 22 years
The 700’s name will not change, incoming proprietors said.
Sean and Gina Butler-Galliera will be The 700’s new owners
COURTESY THE 700 AND SEAN AND GINA BUTLER GALLIERA
It’s a homecoming for the husband and wife duo, who’ve spent the past two decades in Los Angeles. Before decamping for California, they were part of the crew that helped lead Philly’s early gastropub boom — Sean as a bartender at the Khyber and Trocadero, and Gina as his trusty sidekick who always kept the party going.
“As a couple, they share a great capacity for ridiculousness and fun,” said Tracy Stanton, who cofounded The 700 with partner Kurt Wunder in 1997. “When they would come in the bar, I knew a great time was coming.”
The Butler-Gallieras made a point of stopping through every time they were in town, which was at least once a year to visit family in the area, they said. Gina had already been considering moving away from the pharma industry when they heard The 700 was for sale.
“Oh my gosh everything’s coming together,” she recalled thinking, explaining that the move out west was always supposed to be temporary. “How can we say no to this opportunity?”
A visit over the Christmas holiday solidified the couple’s intentions.