Philly Scrapple Poutine ‘Jawn’
For this momentous July 4th we’re celebrating two Philadelphia icons. Cooper Brand Sharp Cheese has been in Philly since 1918, and Habbersett Scrapple Co. was founded here in 1863. Philly Proud!!!
Pub Fries, Crispy Habbersett Scrapple, Savory Sausage Gravy, Cooper Sharp Cheese
South Philly Italian Hoagie
Many early Italian settlers worked at the docks on Hog Island in South Philadelphia. Nicknamed “Hoggies,” as a derogatory term, the cold cut sandwiches they brought to work were known as “Hoggie Sandwiches.” Over time, the name morphed into the famous Philadelphia Hoagie!
Genoa Salami, Hot Capicola, Ham, Provolone Cheese, Thinly Sliced Onion, Shredded Lettuce,Tomato, Oregano, Olive Oil, Red Wine Vinegar, Corropolese Seeded Italian Roll. Pub Fries & Pickle Slices (Hot Cherry Peppers on Request)
Yard’s Trash Talk IPA
Yard’s Brewing Company has been serving Philadelphia delicious ales since 1994.
Brewed for Philly sports fans who never back down. A beer for talking smack and backing it up. Bursting with tropical fruit aroma, a smooth malt backbone, and just enough bitterness to keep you honest. As unapologetic as the city that made it. (6.5%)
