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Saturday hours are back at John's Roast Pork
Back in 2007, the griddle wizards at John's Roast Pork (14 E. Snyder Ave.), usually cooking on weekday mornings and early afternoons only, dabbled in Saturday hours. It didn't last for long, but it looks like they're giving it another shot in 2012.
Saturday hours are back at John's Roast Pork
Back in 2007, the griddle wizards at John's Roast Pork (14 E. Snyder Ave.), usually cooking on weekday mornings and early afternoons only, dabbled in Saturday hours. It didn't last for long, but it looks like they're giving it another shot in 2012: Beginning on Saturday, April 7, the much-admired sandwich mecca will add a regular weekend shift running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Do you hear that? It's the sound of Ikea despisers across Philadelphia solidifying plans to schlep their significant others down Columbus Boulevard to buy cornflower-blue picture frames, the promise of a beautiful cheesesteak hoagie their grease-soaked carrot on a stick. (h/t @Feliciafied)
Photo: lucindalunacy on Flickr
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