Friendly Greek Pizza & Bar

We picked up an Italian sub and a cheesesteak sub to go. The Italian sub barely had any meat on it, the tomatoes were yellow, and the lettuce was old. The cheesesteak was cold. We won’t be going back.

I am told that this ‘Friendly Greek Bar’ is no-​longer related in anyway, to the newly renovated ‘Friendly Greek’ restaurant on New Holland Pike. I believe at one time they both were owned by two brothers, who sold off the businesses separately.
However, this ‘Friendly Greek’ is a text-​book dive bar cheap beers and liquors for cheap prices, and the expected patrons you get with cheap drinks. They do feature some foods — I only ate in their one time. I had a delicious 7″ Italian sub, that literally only cost me $ 3.
They really good clean this place up. The walls are flaking, the floor is dirty, the bar is trashed and some of the bottles have collected dust. If you like the atmosphere of a local bar-​tender who looks as weathered as his bar, this is the place for you. If someone was writing about classic dive bars, the Friendly Greek would have to make the book. It is that atmosphere that is sometimes fun to visit. If it wasn’t in a urban location and attracting downtown patrons, you would expect to find this bar in some small mountain coal town, serviced by honest blue collar workers, defined by the 1950’s.