"We're expecting to fill up early. Last week the game was at 3 p.m. and we filled up by 1 p.m., so we're expecting a huge crowd," said Eric Spicer, general manager at P.J. Whelihan's in Haddonfield.
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It's first come, first served at P.J. Whelihan's for Super Bowl Sunday. The general manager said takeout orders are already stacking up.
"We've been running a promotion during the entire Eagles playoffs. Fifty wings for $50 so we'll still have that available on game day," said Spicer.
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McGillin's Olde Ale House in Center City just started selling tickets Thursday morning for their Super Bowl event and they sold in minutes. For $150 you can eat and drink all you want.
"It's busy but not packed so it won't feel like a Saturday night. Everyone will have elbow room," said Chris Mullins, co-owner of McGillin's.
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They'll have plenty of green beer to go around, and they've added a festive twist to their shepherd's pie with green mashed potatoes just for the Birds.
Football fans were elbow to elbow at Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia for last weekend's NFC Championship, and this game will be no different.
"There's table minimums if you have a table reserved. You can reserve them on OpenTable. Everyone else just walk on in, it's going to be crazy in here. A bunch of bartenders, a bunch of beer tubs, a bunch of specials and the whole thing," said Brian Uran, VP of Marketing at Live! Casino.
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