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Rick’s Steaks May Land On Broad

Posted by Foobooz on January 9th, 2009

Rick's Steaks - Photo by mcotner

Photo by mcotner

The wandering tribe of Rick’s Steaks may have a new home in the food court at the Park Hyatt at the Bellevue on Broad Street. Owner, Rick Olivieri is meeting today with officials from the hotel building.

Olivieri has turned down offers from other locations including at Broad and Arch.

Rick’s may find new home in Center City [Metro Philadelphia]

Broad and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia, PA

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4 Responses to “Rick’s Steaks May Land On Broad”

  1. Tonyjlive Says:

    Rick’s sucks.

  2. Rich Pawlak Says:

    Actually the hotel has nothing to do with the Food Court, rather the management of The Bellevue will be doing the negotiating. I am suspicious of this actually coming to fruition, since the leasing agreements for the merchants in that food court include food exclusive clauses, preventing two vendors from selling the same main product. There is already a cheesesteak place down there.

  3. Dawn Says:

    I don’t think there is a place in the food court dedicated solely to cheesesteaks though. There is a Flamer’s Grill and Angelo’s Pizza. Not sure what the specific of the agreement is, but I think Rick’s could still be included.

  4. Rich Pawlak Says:

    Prior to Angelo’s it was Montesin i’s, and I know that THEY had an exclusive to serve cheesesteaks down there; so maybe things and terms of leases have changed.

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