• With Bypasslane, a new smartphone app now in play at Lincoln Financial Field, football fans will be able to order drinks, food and merchandise directly from their seats. [KYW Newsradio]
• Apparently Parx Casino is the only gaming hall in Pennsylvania plagued with guests leaving children locked in unattended cars in the parking lots. [Inquirer]
• Five Guys topped Stores Magazine’s Hot 100 rating as the fastest-growing U.S. restaurant. Way more than five guys are now involved with the 750 stores nationwide. [Dallas Business Journal]
• A fish at a London aquarium wasn’t eating, until his handlers discovered he was accustomed to an all-chocolate diet. [NYP]
• Turns out drunk is not the same for every person, every day: age, gender, time of the month, and how much someone has eaten all affect blood-alcohol levels. [WSJ]
• Now that we’re all drinking wine on tap, let’s reexamine boxed vino: It’s portable (great for summer) and lasts for weeks once opened. [Diner’s Journal/NYT]
• OpenTable’s revenue climbed 58.6 percent in the last year; that stock is a hold, baby. [Street]
