Great cheese steak place in Philly area. Stopped for the necessary Philly cheese steak after…read morevisiting Swarthmore College. Staff was nice, place was clean, sandwich was huge, tasty, and contained high quality meat. The combo included mushrooms, onions, and peppers. Cheese fries had a lot of cheese. Would recommend a stop if in the area. Preorder/pickup is available. A few small tables are also available to dine in. Nothing fancy, but does not need to be.

Me and my boyfriend go to this place a lot for their cheesesteaks and my favorite, their ham and…read moreSwiss club sandwich. Just an all around great local spot for anything bread related! The inside is definitely nothing fancy and even a bit dingy (hole in the wall vibes) but I always get takeout and love it. The service is pleasant, with very kind workers! It's great where it matters and I would recommend trying it out if you're in the area.

We ordered the house cheesesteak, vegetarian + cheese sub, kids meal (hot dog + fries), and the hot…read morewings. I think it was $55 in total. The food was great! As 3 adults and 2 toddlers, we were totally stuffed. And we also had half of a cheesesteak left! The wings were crunchy and tasty! The fries were superb. The two subs hit the spot without a doubt! This is a great lunch spot!

I'm from Philly, and Van Horn's takes the cake for the best cheesesteaks in the area, in my…read moreopinion. I currently live in Delco, and as a result, I've frequented the same places for the last twenty-five years. Then I stumbled onto Van Horn's one day, and my cheesesteak experience hasn't been the same since. I stuck with the same steak for a while -- I highly recommend the blackened chicken cheesesteak. But recently I ventured out to try something new, and once again, Van Horn's didn't disappoint. The fact that you can get your chicken cheesesteak chopped or chunked is another nice touch. It's rare that I pay for something I'm used to paying a little less for and feel like I actually got my money's worth -- but that's exactly the case here. I've talked to family and friends, and we'll gladly rank Van Horn's as the best place in Delco, hands down, against any other contenders. Sitting here right now, looking forward to chowing down for lunch. Thanks!

We live in New York. I grew up in Ridley Park. I just got one of Mike and Emma's hoagies again for…read morethe first time in over 20 years. I can't stop dreaming about it. I can't wait to take a trip down to Philly again so I can get another sandwich you guys are the best out of any place else in the world. I would have your sandwich as my last meal.

This was a cute little cheesesteak spot in PA that was close to the area I was in and had good…read morereviews so I wanted to try! You ordered from a little window and the staff was friendly and patient. I shared a sandwich with my mom and it was good and satisfying!!

The two young gentlemen who were working this evening deserve some praise. They were taking orders…read moreover the phone, greeting and helping everyone with in person orders and doing so with a positive attitude and smile. The cheesesteaks were cheesy and delicious and the fries were crispy! Don't miss out on this place. *got permission for the photo*

Delicious cheesecake, huge, worth the money! This was delivered so I don't know what the inside…read morelooks like. The sandwich was stuffed with meat and cheese!!! Must have IMO!

Left the airport and headed west. This was the first stop. Friendly, fast, made to order... what…read moremore can you ask for in life! Not much room to sit down and eat but it was enough for me!

Very unassuming little corner store. Looks like a nice local place. I walked in and it smelled like…read moremy grandmas house which isn't bad since she was a fantastic cook! Store was tiny and a bit cluttered with stool seating along the front window. The lady was very friendly and took my order right away. Ordered a Big Cheesesteak and a bottle of sprite for $17. Well the sandwich was great. And huge. Ate only half for lunch and the rest at dinner. I now have a new cheesesteak location when I'm in the area.

Here's a Yelp review that sounds authentic and balanced:…read more After four years away from the Philadelphia area, LaSpada's was the first place I wanted to stop for a cheesesteak--and it did not disappoint. The sandwich was loaded with juicy, flavorful steak from end to end. The roll was fresh, soft, and held everything together perfectly. I ordered it with American cheese and mushrooms, and the cheese was melted nicely into the meat while the mushrooms added great flavor. I'd read a few recent reviews saying LaSpada's had gone downhill, but that wasn't my experience at all. My cheesesteak was excellent, the portion was generous, and every bite reminded me why this place earned its reputation. If I had one suggestion, I'd love just a little more cheese and mushrooms, but that's a minor point. Overall, it was a fantastic sandwich, and I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area. Highly recommended!

I used to live LaSpada's back in the day. I was in the area and took a co-worker to the old spot. I…read morehate to say it, but it sucks now. Way lesss meat and the screw my co-workers order up. The lady that served it had an attitude and it took her a laboring 5 minutes just to walk 10 feet to drop off my cheesesteak. I apologized to my co-worker who thought I was nuts for recommending the place. I am guessing/hoping it is under different owners than it was in the 80's and 90's. I won't be back.

This place is a hidden gem their food is really good the staff are really nice the pizza is really…read moregood and cheesesteaks are delicious too I will definitely be back.

Pollino's is a very interesting spot and a pretty good conversation starter if you're talking to…read morepeople from this area of Delco. A house with a shed turned kitchen on someone's lawn with a patio serving food? Why not? ..... I'll admit the pics of the pizza and supporting a fellow Sicilian (Sam) helped push me to visit, but the entire operation and their story intrigued me. I'll skip the story of their beginnings, but I just felt like I went back in time pulling along side a road to grab a bite to eat. Lots of shade trees, a converted shed into a kitchen and a large picnic gazebo/patio greeted me as I pulled up. (No bathroom on premises) Then I met Kayla (pronounced Ki-yla not kay-la) and Sam. They are nice welcoming, hard working people who made sure everything about my orders was right. First visit, I tried their cheesesteak with hot peppers. It was on an Amoroso roll. The portion was decent, flavors were good, little grease, solid melting of cheese in with the meat and the hot peppers provided just the right amount of kick and flavor. In hindsight I should have gotten the roll toasted a bit, but overall it was an average cheesesteak. Can't say anything bad about it. I ordered three pizzas to go the other day and they were tasty. The dough is made fresh daily. I haven't seen large thin crust NY slices in Delco before so that was a first. Couple observations, the pizzas are 20" so your slices will measure about 9" to 9 1/2" long. The crust was thin, crispy, had a nice light char and stood straight as an arrow. It's a little heavier on the sauce side which is thick, a little acidic with a sweet/spicy bite to it. I would have liked a bit more cheese to even out the cheese/sauce ratio. For $15 a pizza, I thought it was a good value, they do sell by the slice at $3. I will definitely stop in again to try their other offerings. A few people waiting for their food recommended the breakfast sandwiches and roast beef sandwich. Thank you Kayla and Sam!

Amazing BBQ! I got the combo with brisket and ribs with a side of coleslaw and the Texas red and…read moreblue Q sauce. The brisket was very tender, and the ribs had a great dry rub on it. I loved the Texas red sauce and how the combo lets you choose two different sauces. The coleslaw was probably the best I've ever had, and the cornbread was nice and moist. The person who rang us up was very nice and they brought out our to-go bag to us while we waited at the table. I keep thinking about this meal because it was so good. I will definitely be coming back!!

Brisket was tender and juicy. Mac & cheese was flavorful and smokey. Cole slaw and potato salad was…read morea nice refreshing palate cleanser from the juicy brisket. Corn bread was moist and sweet. The staff was nice and inviting, and the restaurant itself was no frills and comfortable.

My only experience with Anna's was a breakfast sandwich on a long roll that was delivered…read moreselflessly to me one morning by a good friend of mine. We had several winemaking tasks to do that morning, including some barrel cleaning, bottling, and some other chores, which are not necessarily some of the more fun activities associated with the hobby, and here he comes with a wonderful breakfast sandwich. Despite living nearby and having passed this location so many times I remember their old sign by heart; "Anna's Sandwich Shop - No gas, better hoagies" due to their proximity to a giant Wawa with gas station that opened across the street, I had not been there to ever experience what so many people have told me is an essential spot to try in the area. This was my day to try, and I have to say that I was wowed. He brought me a steak, egg, and cheese on a long roll but also made sure to get wonderfully pan fried onions enmeshed throughout the whole sandwich as well as having it perfectly peppered. What left the biggest impression on me was how perfectly the flavors melded together and how easily I was able to inhale such a huge sandwich at the early morning hour without feeling too full. The only downside was that it left me wanting more, and I felt like I could have easily finished off a second one, and I don't know why. While I love food and trying new things, I can't generally eat extremely large portions. I like to try a bunch of many different little parts so that I can have a bit of everything, but here, I could have eaten enough in sandwiches to feed four people. Dangerous! I have not had the opportunity to meet any of the staff or even to see the inside of the place, but I have to assume that is is a typical Delco sandwich shop, which for me is a place I'd like to go. With up front, no frills friendly staff that is most likely local and has been for a long time. I do believe that it has changed hands recently but is still being run the same way it has traditionally be so don't expect any changes here. Just good stuff, and for me, so far that means delicious, overly consumable breakfast sandwiches. Stop by on your way down MacDade one morning and try one for yourself!

Cheesesteaks and chicken cheesesteaks are so good. Love…read moretheir cheesesteak hoagie their pickles are the best I have ever had. Pickup and cash only. Service always consistently excellent. Family owned and the quality is top notch. Ambiance is still old school. Anna's is my go to and also top three cheesesteaks in Delco

I ordered a couple items here and everything was good from the service to the quality of food the…read moreflavor and taste. I will definitely be back.

Can't go wrong with Rockos. I stopped in to grab lunch in the area and was happy with my…read moreexperience. Upon walking in I was greeted by a lady at the counter who was awesome. We chatted about the menu, the business and talked pizza. The owner was there and was friendly, busy and extremely focused. The inside was clean and nicely decorated. They had a nifty old antique paper holder/cutter from a butcher shop that was pretty cool looking! The menu was well rounded, yet simple. It's not overloaded with offerings, but had depth to the standard pizza shop items. I ordered a 10" small sized pizza well done and didn't wait too long. If your a big cheese person and like a buttery crust you'll enjoy their pizza. The sauce was good, but had less of a flavor due to the cheese. The crust was slightly charred, buttery and crispy. It's not my style with the extra cheese, but overall there is nothing bad to say about the pizza from Rockos. Thanks guys!