NY bars, eateries taking 'Philly' cheesesteaks off the menu amidst basketball rivalry, The Post reports
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NEW YORK - In the midst of a basketball rivalry, certain New York bars and eateries are taking "Philly" cheesesteaks off the menu.
NY locations join the rivalry
What we know:
The New York Post is reporting that some restaurants and bars in the state are removing the dish from their menus in anticipation of an upcoming basketball game.
The Knicks are set to take on the Philadelphia 76ers later tonight, May 6, at 7 p.m.
One example includes the co-owner of Dario's Pizza changing the name of the item to the "Philly Sucks Cheesesteak" in the restaurant's computer system, according to The Post.
The Source: This article includes reporting from The New York Post.