Restaurant news: Bankroll names management team; MilkBoy reopens Center City live music space

A chef who has worked under Jose Garces and a former MLB player are some of the members of Bankroll's management team. The Center City entertainment, sports betting and dining venue will open next year.

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Restaurant news: Bankroll names management team; MilkBoy reopens Center City live music space

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