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Jimmy Rollins to Open Eleven Social Restaurant in June

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Published15 Mar 2024

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Former Philadelphia Phillies‘ shortstop Jimmy Rollins –yeah, say it in your best Dan Baker voice! — is entering the Philadelphia restaurant scene, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.

According to the report, J-Roll is partnering with California based restauranteur Matt DeLima to bring Eleven Social, a lounge-style establishment, to Philadelphia. Eleven Social will be located at 117 Chestnut St in Old City, the former home of 2nd Story Brewing Company. The restaurant/lounge will serve American-style food and will also brew their own beer. Name Eleven Social after Rollins’ No. 11 uniform number, the restaurant/lounge is set to open in June or July.

Rollins spent parts of 15 seasons with the Phillies from 2000-2014 and is the club’s all-time hits leader. In his post playing career, Rollins has been a fixture in baseball media circles serving as a color commentator on NBC Sports Philadelphia telecasts and as a postseason analyst for TBS Sports.