Local sports-bar chain featuring a crab-heavy menu & signature Crabfries, plus lots of TVs.
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Address: 8000 Essington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19153
Website: https://www.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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Reviews
Gary Syck
On a long travel day, you have to eat somewhere. It’s a shame that so few places at airports are worth it. Typically, the food is not great and the prices are extortionary. This was confirmed on a recent flight that included a layover in Philadelphia. It was early in the morning, so I was in a breakfast mood, but I was a few time zones off, so I would have settled for anything.
Chickie’s and Pete’s was between concourse D where I had flown in and concourse F where I would catch my next flight. It was a pub style place with a nice bar and food. A sign invited me to sit anywhere and a QR code on the table promised to give me a menu. My phone is allergic to many QR codes, so I had to flag down the waitress and get a real menu.
The breakfast options were mostly various sandwiches with meat and scrambled eggs drenched in a cheesy sauce. I think they were supposed to be breakfast versions of Philly Cheese steaks. I ordered the one with bacon. The waitress asked if I wanted fries, which I agreed to. I don;t like to drink when I am travelling, so I had coffee instead of beer.
The fries came up first. A giant helping of seasoned fries with cheese sauce for dipping. They were almost painfully salty, but otherwise tasty.
The sandwich was a Philly roll, with a trace of bacon buried under more eggs that I could eat and smothered with cheese sauce. The eggs were very plain after all the salt from the fries. The bacon didn’t have a chance under all the egg. The roll was fine. There are amazing rolls in Philly, this just wasn’t one of them.
I ate my fill, leaving plenty of leftovers. The waitress offered me a box, but that was impractical for flying so I passed. Then the bill came…
I knew from the menu that I was in for something expensive. Sure enough, it was $35. Not bad for the quantity, but high for the low quality. Then I spotted an item on the check that pissed me off. There was a 3% wages and benefits charge that was not part of the waitress’s tip. I don’t like these sneaky charges showing up. If you need more money to pay the staff, raise prices. Just do it honestly. The waitress wasn’t responsible for the deception, so I left her a tip that I hope her sleazy boss actually passed on to her.
… moreChickie’s and Pete’s was between concourse D where I had flown in and concourse F where I would catch my next flight. It was a pub style place with a nice bar and food. A sign invited me to sit anywhere and a QR code on the table promised to give me a menu. My phone is allergic to many QR codes, so I had to flag down the waitress and get a real menu.
The breakfast options were mostly various sandwiches with meat and scrambled eggs drenched in a cheesy sauce. I think they were supposed to be breakfast versions of Philly Cheese steaks. I ordered the one with bacon. The waitress asked if I wanted fries, which I agreed to. I don;t like to drink when I am travelling, so I had coffee instead of beer.
The fries came up first. A giant helping of seasoned fries with cheese sauce for dipping. They were almost painfully salty, but otherwise tasty.
The sandwich was a Philly roll, with a trace of bacon buried under more eggs that I could eat and smothered with cheese sauce. The eggs were very plain after all the salt from the fries. The bacon didn’t have a chance under all the egg. The roll was fine. There are amazing rolls in Philly, this just wasn’t one of them.
I ate my fill, leaving plenty of leftovers. The waitress offered me a box, but that was impractical for flying so I passed. Then the bill came…
I knew from the menu that I was in for something expensive. Sure enough, it was $35. Not bad for the quantity, but high for the low quality. Then I spotted an item on the check that pissed me off. There was a 3% wages and benefits charge that was not part of the waitress’s tip. I don’t like these sneaky charges showing up. If you need more money to pay the staff, raise prices. Just do it honestly. The waitress wasn’t responsible for the deception, so I left her a tip that I hope her sleazy boss actually passed on to her.
Mrs. Javon
Great staff, nice environment. Music not too loud – you hold a conversation. Was $58 for two sandwiches, two drinks and fries. Not bad for airport food. Stopped here at 5am while waiting for frontier airline flight. Would recommend.
… moreMark Williams
Brooke our server and bartender is amazing .. she needs a raise .. she single handedly a busy bar, hostess and tables with a smile and efficiently..
… moreTroy Shellenberger
Will never go back again grew up around Philadelphia flew in from Florida flying back out stopped in and was refused to be seated at 8:30 pm on Friday night was told they were going to start cleaning supposed to be open till 10:pm
… moreKib Isima
All good 3/2/26, 8:22 AM. Crystal Renee is a very good hospitality professional. Attentive, friendly. Prices are steep, but that’s what you get at PHL. We had mimosas and split a breakfast sandwich. Pic is half a sandwich.
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