Bonnies is a great spot in the neighborhood. Our bartender tonight was great, his name is Garfield. Great service and went above and beyond to make the night special. Two thumbs up!

Absolutely great bar with a great crowd. Eamon, Kitty, Mike, Frank, and John are excellent servers that keep me coming back on a regular basis.

Came here a few nights ago and while i love the vibe and atmosphere of the place, I really felt sorry for the staff in having to deal with a bunch of childish assholes that dont know how to behave like adults. I coukd feel the lovely red headed bartenders pain as she had to pretty much babysit a group of entitled morons who cant follow simple rules as well as a very miserable woman who admitted she was just there to "binge drink". God bless this little south philly Gem and its amazing staff. They are trying to make the world better for those of us who know how to commune, imbibe, and have a good time.

Good place for early morning drinks. Smoking. Friendly environment. Cheap cash only.

Amazing spot with 10 seats and $5 special for miller high life and a shot of Evan Williams. Smoking allowed. Friendly service. Open at 7am, Saturday's at 10am and closed Sunday. One of the best bars in the world.

Love this place, and I am thinking of moving just so I can be closer to it. This is by far the cleanest and most friendly smoking bar in all of South philadelphia, and considering that my boyfriend and I like our cigars I've made the rounds. The back room full of tables is always inviting, the jukebox has a good selection, and I can touch the table without there being a sticky residue. Bunnie's is a great place to grab a drink on your walk to or from the subway because it's right on 13th, and this is usually the only time I drop in because I don't like walking more that 5 blocks for a drink.

Neighborhood dive. Solid. Cranberry and vodka and a high life- $6. Can't beat it. That sums up this bar. Cheap, divey, smokey and no food other than the vending machine or "mussels night" which is every other Thursday for $8. Swing by for cheaply priced drinks and a juke box.

Another review that I've been meaning to pull up from the annals. Upon first walking into Bonnie's you won't be won over by the lavish beer and drink selection, the elaborate decor, music playing from the jukebox, or anything of that nature (which coincidentally happens to be what usually draws me into a bar for the long haul). But what Bonnie's doe have that wins you over is the fact that Bonnie's is an old school South Philly family bar with infinite charm. After walking in with Meredith, Jenna, and the rest of the book clubbers after discussing Shadow of the Wind, I had no clue what to think. But that was because we skipped over South Philly Tap Room which was packed to the gills, and by comparison it was a completely different world altogether. But so long as that world features a hilarious and cool bartender, a good unassuming spot to watch a Phillies game, and cheap Yuengling, I'm cool with being a part of it. The lipstick stains of old-lady regulars on glasses is something that I can do without on the other hand, which is why Bonnie's gets 4 out 5.