For over one hundred years,

traveling salesmen, circus performers, immigrants, factory and rail workers, cab drivers and downtowners have come to the southeast corner of 11th and Callowhill to cut loose.

From the hustle bustle of the railroad age to the decay of the post-industrial era, patrons could be guaranteed a good drink and a good time under the cover of the Reading Railroad viaduct.

The Trestle Inn of today evokes these bygone days with a wink to the free spirit of the 60s and 70s.