Eagles playing Super Bowl LVII drive up sales of Philadelphia cheesesteaks at New Rochelle business
Crotty's Cheesesteaks co-owner Lindsay Crotty Walsh said that thanks to the excitement that surrounded this year's Super Bowl, her team worked overtime to fill the large number of orders that came online and in person.
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Feb 13, 2023, 2:34 AM
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10h agoThe Eagles playing against the Chiefs on Super Bowl LVII drove up sales of Philadelphia cheesesteak sandwhiches at Crotty's Cheesesteaks in New Rochelle.
"Football season is certainly our season. Cheeseteaks are feel good, fun food, but I would say, without a doubt, having Philadelphia playing has really kind of trumped things. People are super excited. They want to support Philly with some good Philadelphia food," said Crotty's Cheesesteaks co-owner Lindsay Crotty Walsh.
Walsh added that thanks to the excitement that surrounded this year's Super Bowl, her team worked overtime to fill the large number of orders that came online and in person.
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