Your Guide to Xfinity Live!

From Geno’s Steaks to Chickie and Pete’s, there’s plenty of delicious options for grub in Xfinity Live. If you’re looking for a classic Philly cheesesteak, there’s no better than Geno’s, located to the right of the entrance of Xfinity. For a quicker bite, snag some famous Chickie and Pete’s crab fries (with a side of cheese sauce, of course), or a slice of pizza from Lorenzo’s. Eat up this sport’s season and enjoy all the dining Xfinity has to offer!

While Xfinity may seem like one huge bar from the outside, there’s actually multiple bars within the establishment, each with a different name and theme.

If you’re seeking an outdoor and indoor experience, 1100 Social is a fun space with a more casual theme, with plenty of room and tables for eating and drinking. Victory Beer Hall is similar to 1100 Social, offering Victory craft beers and live bands. There’s also the legendary Broad Street Bullies Pub, Flyers-themed and famous for it’s everyday vibe; hockey super-fans should definitely stop here!

We also have to mention what Xfinity is likely most known for- the enormous NBC Sports arena, offering food, drinks, and the ultimate Philly sports viewing experience, with tons of huge flat-screens broadcasting the most important Philly teams and games. There’s no better place to go after the Birds win, or to watch the Sixers race to the finals.

Finally, there’s PBR Philly, a western-themed bar with multiple tables and dance floors, not to mention the bull-riding…but read on to learn more about that!

As if there wasn’t enough entertainment offered at Xfinity Live, there’s also a slew of nightlife events and attractions offered every weekend. Each separate bar inside offers a different attraction, including a silent disco at 1100 Social, a bull ride in PBR (our personal favorite), live bands in Victory Beer Hall, karaoke in Broad Street Bullies Pub, and live DJs spinning in the NBC Sports Arena. The ultimate Philly sports fan’s playground, each attraction is more fun than the last. You haven’t experienced Philadelphia if you haven’t experienced Xfinity, especially on game day!