January 15, 2025
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Rittenhouse restaurant Parc is baking French bread loaves decorated with the Eagle's logo on Sunday's during the team's playoff run.
The Eagles took down the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, and now have their sights set on defeating the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Linc.
For fans not lucky enough to score tickets to the Birds' divisional round game, then the couch, a friend's watch party or a bar with big-screen TVs will have to do. Where ever you end up, you'll want to eat. Luckily, there are many options for Eagles-themed food and drink to make the experience all the sweeter, whether you're going to be at home or out.
From Iggletini cocktails to Saquon Barkley-shaped pretzels, here are Eagles-inspired treats being sold during the Birds' (hopefully long) postseason run.
The gourmet market, with stores at 2616 E. County Line Road in Ardmore and 128 W. Market St. in West Chester, has "game day essentials" including tomato pie topped with an Eagles logo of cheese and football-themed cannoli cakes and eclairs.
The Fishtown bakery is selling sugar cookies that look like footballs and boxes of green and white cupcakes. Cake Life also is wrapping kielbasa in buttery croissant dough, a delicacy the bakery calls Hungry Dogs, that pays homage to the "underdog spirit of the Eagles" immortalized in Jason Kelce's speech during the team's Super Bowl LII victory parade. Pre-order your goodies or drop by to pick them up. They will be available for as long as the Eagles' playoff run lasts.
Cake Life Bake Shop in Fishtown is selling Eagles-themed cookies and cupcakes throughout the remainder of the Birds' season.
The Vietnamese coffee roaster and cafe in the city's Harrowgate neighborhood sells an iced Gritty Matcha beverage that was only added to the menu because "it has the colors of the Eagles." It's made with matcha, condensed milk and a double shot of Vietnamese espresso. Càphê Roasters introduced its take on the dirty matcha two seasons ago just before the Eagles clinched the NFC East, and the drink is back in hopes of bringing good luck to the Birds and "a lil extra caffeine" to football fans.
There are loads of Eagles-themed foods at the Italian bakery in Montgomery County, like tomato pies with the Birds' logo, ice cream sandwiches with green sprinkles and other treats. There's also the "Big Dom" milkshake, named for the team's security chief, Dom DiSandro, and the meaty Detroit-style pizza approved by Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham.
Collegeville Bakery sells multiple Eagles-themed treats, including ice cream sandwiches topped with green sprinkles.
The doughnut shop is showing its support of the home team with bright green and glittery Iggle doughnuts in all its Philly and suburban stores during the Eagles' playoff run.
The South Philly bakery, which has been in business for more than a century, has Eagles-themed cookies, cupcakes and cannoli.
The game-day special at the Manayunk bakery is a cheesesteak bread dyed green to rep the Birds' colors.
During the playoffs, the cocktail menu at Philly's oldest continuously operating tavern includes the Iggletini, Touchdown Tea and Philly Special. Beer drinkers can buy Super Mugs for $6 and get $2 refills of Bud Light during the game. McGillin's is decorated inside and outside with Birds merch, and will show Sunday's game with the sound on. There is a $5 cover starting at 1 p.m.
In Rittenhouse, French bistro Parc is baking Eagles Boules – loaves of bread decorated with the team's logo. The special bread costs $9 and go on sale starting at 9:30 the morning of each Eagles playoff game until they sell out. The only way to purchase a loaf is be going to the restaurant's bread window.
The Philly Pretzel Factory's store in Langhorne, Bucks County has been churning out soft pretzels intricately twisted into Eagles creations. So far this season, they have baked pretzels of a leaping Saquon Barkley, the Eagle's throwback logo from their kelly green uniforms and the Birds current logo. The special pretzels are available to custom order.
The Mexican restaurant in Manayunk is offering a green "Philly Philly" margarita and $3 off guacamoles during the playoff games.
Throughout the NFL season, Troubles End Brewing in Collegeville has been serving cheesesteak flights inspired by the Eagles' opponents. Each Sunday at 1 p.m., the brewpub unveils the flight, which always includes three cheesesteaks. Last week when the Bird's played the Packers, it included the Green Machine – a sandwich with chopped marinated chicken, Wisconsin cheese spread, bacon and chives.
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