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Local sports-bar chain featuring a crab-heavy menu & signature Crabfries, plus lots of TVs.
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Address: 3601 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19148
Phone: (215) 218-5001
Website: https://chickiesandpetes.com/
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Chickie’s & Pete’s
Enjoy craft beer, delicious seafood and pub grub, and our world famous Crabfries at the best Philadelphia sports bar, Chickie’s & Pete’s.
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Chickie’s and Pete’s: Wells Fargo Center Review – Belly of the Pig
www.chickiesandpetes.com. Posted 28th July 2014 by John. Labels: Chain Fries Philadelphia Philly Food Blog Restaurant. 1. View comments …
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Sheila Tepper
Best place. For all sports. Even for family dinners. And party’s..
… moreRahul Yadav
Always love the crab fries from them and best thing is most of the time I get the most fresh ones. The prices were a bit crazy in the stadium but still worth it.
… moreTasha Greene
Came here before the Eagles vs Tampa Brady game. I ordered the Lobster Philly Cheesesteak and The Crabfries. My wife had the Ultimate Tailgate sandwich. The place was packed upon arrival. I was shocked to have my food served promptly and correct. The crabfries were a hit.
… moreNortheastern railfan Productions
It’s quick to get you food and go, but the drinks aren’t labeled, so when you go up and grab one, you just have to hope its what you want. Another thing, around $100 for crab fries and two 3-piece chicken tenders. it just costs too much.
… morelinda P
Bought seasoned fries, (along with a few other items) everything was extremely expensive, even for the Wells Fargo Center. Received a small amount of fries not even filled to the top of the cup, the melted cheese was tasteless and the coating on the chicken tenders tasted old.
… moreKim G
Haven’t been in the Wells Fargo Center since before the pandemic. Stepped in here to get a couple of drinks. Costs were to be expected, if you want to $8 beer you go to your corner bar not a place like this. My friend and I both got doubles, definitely a heavy pour but that’s okay. The bartender put a splash of cranberry for us after the fact to help. They were super friendly and super attentive.
… moreLisa Weiss
It’s okay in the WFC. Prices are way out of line as compared to the out of stadium restaurants,which are great and fairly price. The stadium food isn’t good. It’s dried out and it’s not in any way the fault of the staff, it’s the situation. Given the choice, leave home early and eat at the Packer Avenue Chickie and Pete’s before the game.
… moreA. H.
concert was amazing, food was subpar and prices were highway robbery. $25 for 3 cold chicken tenders and soggy fries. i would not have bought these if my partner and i weren’t starving while the concert was ongoing. next time, bringing my own snacks for sure.
… moreNana Goldberg
Chickie’s and Pete’s at the Wells Fargo Center is not what it used to be. The food used to be brought to you from your cashier who walked a few feet and got it hot from the kitchen. Now they use warming stations which are full of not so hot food or empty because they can’t keep up with the half time or intermission rush. OK, I get that, but they no longer give Buffalo sauce, celery and blue cheese or offer barbecue or honey mustard. The cutlets are rapidly shrinking in size.. You are expected to find something at the condiment station. The Coop offers blue cheese and ranch and Delco Steak gives a small container of Buffalo sauce with the Chicken cheese steak. It’s called customer service and hospitality for a reason. Sorry, but I’ll make my own “Old Bay” fries at home. I don’t even eat the cheese sauce. They won’t notice I’m gone.
… moreAlan Semon
Dogs were high quality as though things go. The crab fries (fries well coated in Old Bay, or similar, seasoning) were crispy on the outside and utterly addicting. Not 5 stars just due to the insane prices, but that might be normal stadium pricing.
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