? Limit 1 per person ? Tax & gratuity not included ? Hours of operation: Sun-Sat: 11 a.m.-2 a.m. ? Voucher expires 9/28/2012 ?

Daily Deal By Finnigan's Wake Finnigan's Wake became so popular, so fast that it?s hard to remember a time when it was not an integral part of the City of Brotherly Love. We hear tell that Benjamin Franklin himself originated the idea of an authentic Irish pub in the environs of Northern Liberties, where immigrants from the Emerald Island settled once those pesky Brits were dealt with. Leave it up to Old Ben to roll out the welcome mat, but what would you expect from a man who said "Beer is living proof that God loves us"? The third floor catering hall is named after Benjamin Franklin, which is graced with a beautiful view of the bridge that bears his name. The Second floor of Finnigan's Wake is our Civil War floor dedicated to both the Irish 69th Brigade and Abraham Lincoln, and is home to the famed "Lincoln Level." There are several portraits of the N.Y. 69th Brigade, the "Irish Brigade" which suffered tremendous casualties during the Civil War.