Olde City Cheesesteaks & Brew
Sports bar · Midtown East ·
Philly-themed bar with craft beer, cocktails, sports & cheesesteaks
Philly-themed bar with craft beer, cocktails, sports & cheesesteaks
"Like Wogies, Olde City (formerly Shorty’s) in Nomad is a hub for Philadelphia sports fans, and the cheesesteaks are worth a trip even if you couldn’t care less about the 76ers or Flyers. Everything about their cheesesteak is extra. The crusty hoagie rolls from LeBus Bakery (in King of Prussia) are huge, and there’s a ton of cheese and sliced steak. Their crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside fries are also great, and you can get them topped with bacon and cheese." - kenny yang, bryan kim
"It may be hard to replicate Philly cheesesteaks, but this place hits the mark. They ship their bread daily from the City of Brotherly Love, making these sandwiches taste like they're right from Broad Street. Philly natives will feel right at home—the bar is filled with Philly sports memorabilia, oozing the city's signature pride in its teams." - Laundry Service
"Olde City (formerly Shorty’s) in Nomad is a hub for Philadelphia sports fans, and the cheesesteaks are worth a trip even if you couldn’t care less about the 76ers or Flyers. Everything about their cheesesteak is extra. The crusty hoagie rolls from LeBus Bakery (in King of Prussia) are huge, and there’s a ton of cheese and sliced steak. Other items are big too. Their crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside fries are long and thick-cut, and no one can accuse their juicy wings of being too small. The space looks like a tavern and is one long room with TVs everywhere, and lots of people who work nearby head here for Happy Hour. photo credit: Gabe Ramirez" - Kenny Yang
"I read that the Shorty’s owner opened Olde City Cheesesteaks & Beer as a new venture with plans for Hell’s Kitchen and Chelsea locations in addition to a Flatiron/NoMad outpost." - Eater Staff
