Class of 1920s Commons

7 reviews

+1 (920) 266-6667

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3800 Locust Walk

Philadelphia, PA 19104

+1 (920) 266-6667

http://www.upenn.edu

Class of 1920s Commons is a historic event venue nestled in the heart of Philadelphia, PA. The space offers a charming setting for various gatherings and celebrations.

With its timeless architecture and versatile layout, Class of 1920s Commons provides a unique backdrop for memorable events and special occasions. Guests can enjoy the ambiance of a bygone era while creating new memories in this elegant venue.

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2.57 reviews

Gloria E.

3/16/2018

Forgot that this dining hall existed! In the past, the food was pretty hit or miss, with low quality and not much flavor. This year, all of the dining halls have been upgraded, and I think that it...

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Sydney F.

2/24/2024

Recently commons has been serving noodle bowls - honestly they're pretty good. Sometimes the ratio of noodle to soup is a bit off, but overall I'd give it a 7/10 - the chicken ginger broth has...

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Hank C.

1/27/2009

I wouldn't say puke, although I haven't eaten the actual Commons food since I was last here for a Homecoming weekend. The breakfast is generally good, and the food types and variety tend to go...

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Brandon T.

9/12/2019

Look, this place is on the Penn Dining Plan. Food is terrible and outrageously priced. The "Gourmet Grocer" section has ridiculous prices. Bought eggs and chicken broth: $11. The eggs were rotten...

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Cindy L.

11/2/2012

It's dorm food. I wouldn't say it's disgusting, but of course, it's not gourmet either. I've only tried lunch and dinner here. I personally they serve you too much food, which leads to a lot of...

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"The only reason I ever come to this place at all is its proximity to my dorm and its prime spot as a late-night place to study, even as late as 2 am! These redeeming qualities are the only reason..."