In this mouthwatering 5th episode of the Yo, Eat This! podcast, childhood friends Mike Severns (@HungryRealtor) and Marc Fumo (@FoodwithFoom) take their taste buds on a trip to the iconic Dicostanza's. Located in the heart of Boothwyn, Pennsylvania, Dicostanza's is renowned for its mouthwatering sandwiches and rich culinary history, which you can learn more about at https://dicostanzasandwiches.com/.

Join hosts Mike "@HungryRealtor" Severns and Marc "@FoodWithFoom" Fumo on the third episode of their hit podcast as they dive into the delicious world of Big Game party food. These two friends know how to celebrate in style, and they're ready to dish on all the mouth-watering dishes they enjoyed while watching the big game.

From savory wings and roast beef sliders to sweet treats, Mike and Marc spare no detail in describing the epic spread that had them drooling with anticipation. They share their personal favorites, their go-to recipes, and even offer up some in-depth football analysis. 

With their signature wit and infectious enthusiasm, Mike and Marc are the ultimate hosts for this Big Game special. So grab a snack, settle in, and get ready to feast on all the Big Game party goodness this episode has to offer.

Join hosts Mike "@HungryRealtor" Severns and Marc "@FoodWithFoom" as they dig into the world of food and dining in this week's episode of Yo, Eat This. On their plate is a review of Marquis By Denny Santiago, a premier restaurant located inside the Union League at Liberty Hill. Tune in as Mike shares his thoughts on the cuisine, atmosphere, and overall experience of dining at this must-visit spot with Marc. Hear the review of the meal, the story of Bill the Bartender, and join in on the conversation as they discuss food with friends. Don't miss this delicious episode of Yo, Eat This!.

Mike Severns (@HungryRealtor) and Marc Fumo (@FoodwithFoom) met in 7th grade and have been friends ever since. Marc's appreciation for food rubbed off on Mike immediately. You see, Mike's family was from Kensington while Marc was from South Philly.  The food in each neighborhood was very different. Mike ended up at Marc's house almost as much as his own for dinner because, as Mike would later joke, his stomach is Italian.  Through the years they became like brothers, sharing in each other successes and failures. Both worked in delis as kids, teens, and young adults. Always knowing they had each other's backs. Now, out of the food business, over forty and with families - they still are there for each other. Looking for an excuse to goof off together, like in the old days, the dream of a podcast started to hatch. They went back and forth for what seemed like years until they had an idea they thought would be both fun to do and interesting enough that people would watch/listen. Thus, Yo, Eat This! was born!