The Slider Co. brings big flavor to Philly with free treats

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The Slider Co. is set to open a pop-up restaurant in Philadelphia on July 11, featuring a range of gourmet sliders. Guests can enjoy complimentary sliders on opening day, with the first 100 attendees receiving either the Fat Mama Cheeseburger or the vegan Kitchen Sink. Founders William Johnson and Anesha Garrett, who have extensive culinary and healthcare backgrounds, envision expanding their brand into a nationwide presence. Their previous venture, DE Slider Co.

in Wilmington, helped lay the groundwork for this new pop-up. The menu will also include a rotating seafood slider and house-made sides, along with dessert options. Operating hours will be Thursday and Friday from 4 to 10 p. m. , Saturday from noon to 10 p.

m. , and Sunday from noon to 8 p. m. Johnson and Garrett's culinary journey has taken them to 43 countries, enriching their menu with diverse inspirations. To learn more about their offerings, visit slidercophl.

com.

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