Pat’s King of Steaks owner Frank Olivieri Sr. dies at 87
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Frank P. Olivieri Sr., who led Pat’s King of Steaks for decades and helped shape the Philadelphia cheesesteak legacy, died Sunday, January 18 at age 87.
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Frank Olivieri, the longtime owner of Pat's King of Steaks in South Philadelphia, died at age 87, his family said Monday. He began working at the business in the late 1950s and ran it from 1968 to 1996.
Frank P. Olivieri Sr., who led Pat’s King of Steaks for decades and helped shape the Philadelphia cheesesteak legacy, died Sunday, January 18 at age 87.
Mr. Olivieri, whose father and uncle invented the steak sandwich, ran the landmark South Philadelphia stand for nearly four decades before his retirement in 1996.
