Drew Lazor has another menu exclusive on The Clog from the soon-to-open Devil’s Den in South Philly.

With a Devil’s Alley already established in town, we’re wondering what made the proprietors choose such a similar name for what is not an especially different concept? This happens quite a bit in Philly – witness the Tria, Trio, Triada confusion or the prevalance of BYOBs that start with M. Or Italian BYOBs.

Menu Exclusive: Devil’s Den [City Paper]
Devil’s Alley [Official Site]

Each Thursday in Faith On Tap is holding a different kind of happy hour with what they bill as “spiritual discussion without the religious hangover.” And get this, the happy hour is at Devil’s Alley! But hey, free apps and maybe you’ll learn something. Happy hour starts at 6 PM each Thursday in August.

Faith On Tap [Official Site]
Devil’s Alley [Official Site]

Devil’s Alley is offering some fun deals straight through the Final Four in Atlanta.

During all games there will be $3 Lagers & $4 Local Drafts.

But the real fun is the $8 and under food and Sly Fox can combos:

• Southern Fried Chicken Wings, $6 with spicy honey & a can of Sly Fox
• Mini Corn Dogs & fries, $7 with spicy mustard & a can of Sly Fox
• Turkey Meatball Sliders, $6 with red sauce & a can of Sly Fox
• Spicy Popcorn Shrimp & Crispy Calamari, $8 with Creole mustard dipping sauce & a can of Sly Fox
• BBQ Pork Sandwich, $8 cheddar cheese, French fries & a can of Sly Fox
• Chili Cheese Dog, $8 onion rings, chipotle ranch & a can of Sly Fox

Devil’s Alley [Official Site]

Check out Devil’s Alley’s comfort food deal. Tonight and every Monday you can enjoy three choices of comfort food for just $17.50.Devil’s Alley [Official Site]

The snow has us thinking about getting cozy near a fireplace with friends, food and booze.

Here’s a sixpack of places with fireplaces, from the casual to the trendy to the formal:

• Devils Alley
• Deux Cheminees � six fireplaces
• James
• Jones
• McGillins Olde Ale House
• Snackbar

The fine folks at Yards Brewing have come out with the first of their one-off special draft beers, Chateau Kenso ‘07. What is Chateau Kenso? Well according to the Yards web site it “is a 9% abv bronze colored, Belgian-style ale brewed with a load of spices and honey.”
And it’s only available for a limited time and only on draught.Look for Chateau Kenso at these fine beer bars.

• The Abbaye
• Brownie’s
• Dawson St. Pub
• Devil’s Alley
• Grey Lodge
• Isaac Newton’s
• The Khyber
• Los Cababllitos Cantina
• Lyon’s Den
• Pub On Passyunk East
• Race Street Cafe
• South Philly Taproom
• Tangiers

Yards Brewing [Official Site]

As Phillyist notes in their Foodsday, Tuesday feature, Moriarty’s wings are often considered the best in the city, and they are damned good, but for their taste and Foobooz’s too boot, you can’t beat the dry-rub wings at Devil’s Alley.

Foodsday, Tuesday: Go Birds! [Phillyist]
Devil’s Alley [Official Site]

Halloween is coming and plenty of bars and restaurants are hosting parties. Over the next couple of days Foobooz will be highlighting many of them.

It shouldn’t be any surprise that the Devil’s Alley is hosting a Halloween party this Saturday. The Alley’s Heaven and Hell party will feature two DJs, drink specials, a heavenly upper floor and sinful first floor.

Speaking of Heaven and Hell parties, the Black Door gets into the spirit Friday night with their own version of Heaven and Hell. There will be a select open bar from 5:30-7 and discounted drinks all night for costumed angels and devils.

Devil’s Alley, 1907 Chestnut Street, is extending the Center City Sips concept through the rest of the year. Enjoy $2 Beers, $3 Wine & $4 Cocktails all year round, 5 days a week from 5:00 til 7:00 PM.

Devils Alley is also extending Center City’s restaurant week, offering four courses, instead of three for just $30.

Devils Alley Bar and Grill [Official Site]
Center City Sips [Center City District]