Philadelphia celebrates after Eagles win Super Bowl 59

For those who can't make the trip south, you're in luck. Craftsman Row Saloon in Philadelphia is offering up a taste of the bayou.

"All the flavors you get in Nola are brought right to you in Philadelphia," said server Marissa Orlando.

The entire bar has transformed from top to bottom for Mardi Gras, with an Eagles twist of course.

For those who can't make the trip south, you're in luck. Craftsman Row Saloon in Philadelphia is offering up a taste of the bayou.

"We have our 'Let's Hunt' milkshake fans are super excited about. Bird Tasty Cake, some pretzel peanut butter Tasty Cake, and vanilla ice cream -- delicious. It brings Birds fans in," Orlando added.

From cocktails to jambalaya and a king of bourbon shake, you're not leaving here with an empty stomach. Some fans even traveled from Long Island to be here.

"We've gotten this Eagles milkshake the last two Super Bowls, so as soon as the NFC championship was done, our 4-year-old said, 'We have to go get Eagles milkshakes now.' Here we are," said Melissa Fraccalvieri, of Long Island.

See the full menu here.

Two Eagles players showed up to a boat party hosted by the Green Legion in New Orleans.

Brandon Graham and Jalen Carter were seen hanging out with fans Friday night.

Brandon Graham, Jalen Carter show up to Eagles boat party

We are still waiting to learn if Graham will play on Sunday.

Carter was dealing with an illness earlier this week, but his mother tells Action News he's doing much better and plans to be in the game the "whole time."

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe are making friendly Super Bowl bets.

Shapiro is confident the Eagles are going to win.

Gov. Shapiro, Missouri Governor Kehoe make Super Bowl bets

He bet Miller Twist soft pretzels from Reading Terminal Market and cheesesteaks from Steve's in Northeast Philadelphia. The shop was impacted by last week's medical jet crash.

Meanwhile, Governor Kehoe placed a wager for Missouri-grown beef and classic K.C. BBQ sauce.

The Philadelphia Police Department will be out in force on Super Bowl Sunday, and they'll have some backup.

Commissioner Keven Bethel said troopers from Pennsylvania State Police be assisting from both the ground and the air.

Officials say they have more manpower and resources for the Super Bowl and will be ready to respond to any emergencies or bad behavior.

"There will be 60 plus personnel in the Emergency Operations Center from more than two dozen city, state, federal, and non-governmental agencies that are watching this game and this event from every possible angle. That team is there to be dynamic and to respond to what we see, and frankly to address any behavior that we see so we can quickly address it," said Office of Emergency Management Director Dominick Mireles.

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