Pepsi Philly Eats Fest at Eakins Oval
On Saturday, October 4, Pepsi is bringing Philly’s passion for food and football together with Pepsi Philly Eats Fest at Eakins Oval (12-5PM) highlighting the locally beloved restaurants, the flavors they serve, and the people behind the scenes who make Philly’s food scene so special. The celebration will dish up a variety of signature bites from nine local eateries, spotlighting fan-favorite restaurants.
There will be live performances from Clipse, Ari Lennox, and Philly’s own Freeway – plus appearances from Eagles legend Brian Westbrook, the Eagles cheerleaders, drumline, and everyone’s favorite mascot, Swoop.
Fans can savor flavors from across the city – from savory sausage sandwiches to crabfries and hearty comfort dishes – all perfectly paired with Pepsi. Participating restaurants include: Café Carmela, Chickie’s & Pete’s, Curly’s Comfort Food, Jacobs Northwest, Oregon Steaks, Philip’s Steaks, Rocco’s Italian Sausage, The Flavor Spot, and Three Monkeys Cafe.
Pepsi® Philly Eats Fest is free to attend and open to the public from 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET at Eakins Oval with food available for purchase.
For fans who can’t make it to Philadelphia, Pepsi is bringing a taste of some of the city’s best local dishes nationwide. On Sunday, October 5, fans across the country can receive $15 off a Philly favorite meal with the purchase of a Pepsi for all to enjoy Philly flavors on gameday while supplies last and terms apply.
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