Lucky's is THE best burger in Philly. They have a super unique menu with PBnJ burgers, Mac and…read moreCheese, Truffle, you name in. Their sides of tots and fries are incredible, perfectly seasoned and crispy. The burgers are smash-style so you have the option to go for a single or double. The prices are completely reasonable for the area, about 20 bucks for a burger and a side. While I've only done take out, the space is cool with plenty of seating and a welcoming staff. They've got the takeout game done right with packaging and it automatically recommends you put sauces and dips on the side so everything stays fresh. Lucky's is my number on recommendation for a burger in the city.

It's always correct to go here. Great and friendly service. Nicely priced items. And honestly a…read moregood vibe. It's just an easy place, with good food. Bring a friend and go.

I love Jewish Delis. So I concluded my World Cup weekend with lunch at 4th Street. It was as good…read moreas can be. I had the extra sized pastrami Rueben on toasted rye. Massive. The meat was moist, tasty, properly salted, with a discernible bark. The amount of cheese, sauerkraut, & dressing accentuated the pastrami, although so much meat would be hard to impact! It needed the long spear to stay together. But yet I could cut & shave & make mini sandwiches. The potato salad was a great refresher. Not too tart, with carrots, celery, & I could taste onion. The pickle was not too acidic. Great crunch. A nice interlude between bites of the sandwich & potato salad. I took my time. It went into overtime. Washing it down with coke. My taste buds won. Great service. A nice diner like vibe. Incredible menu. We don't have this level of Jewish Deli in the Bay Area. I'd go every week. $36.18 is with it! I threw in a $10 tip for a great meal & nice waitress.

My favorite food group. (Don't tell my MD)…read more Historical deli, great environment, extensive menu, great servers that are knowledgeable. What else could there be. PastramiCorned beef Reuben, salami and eggs, side of sable fish; that's what we ordered. If I lived near here I'd eat here everyday. Everything is shareable. Thanks for the memories and experience.

Best rolls best meat. Great service ... just to be patient with the lines. People are friendly.read more

If you plan on getting a table this is not the place for you. I went on a summer day around…read more12:30ish pm I would say. There was already a line. It moves quick. You get to the counter, they ask for your name and phone number, then take your order and ask you to wait. You wait about 10-15 mins and then get a text to pick up and pay for your order. Ordered 2 cheesesteaks, and let me just say that this was the biggest and most delicious cheesesteak, I've ever had... plan on going back soon. The wait is definitely worth it, and then you can go to a park bench and enjoy the rest of the day. The people are super friendly and quick to take your order. Each sandwich was about $18 plus tax

I came to Philadelphia and wanted to try the cheese steaks. This was a great first experience! I…read morewanted to try The Cooper and Woodrow's Whiz Wit and opted to get the half size of each. I enjoyed both of them! Service was a bit slow. There was a line of people waiting to order, not much room to move around, and I ordered with Uber Eats and wasn't sure where to pick up my order initially.

I've made my return to Philadelphia to try Woodrow's Sandwich Shop after seeing it on Diners,…read moreDrive-Ins, and Dives. Having said that, I'm glad I did because it was delicious. With that known, I ordered the Whiz Wit Cheesesteak with fries and the results were delightful. To start, the Cheesesteak was one of the best I've had. The steak was tender and seasoned nicely. Likewise, the cheese whiz was homemade and had excellent flavor. Similarly, the cherry pepper mayo was outstanding and it delivered the perfect mix of sweetness and creaminess. On the other hand, my only problem with the cheesesteak was the roll. While the roll was fresh and airy, it was a bit soggy on the bottom. It was still a great cheesesteak overall though. After that, I tried the fries and they were top notch. To explain, the fries were hand cut and were definitely homemade. The fries were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. These were simply great fries, The bottom line is that Woodrow's Sandwich Shop offers splendid cheesesteaks and fries.

This is such a unique spot for coffee, pastries, cakes, and sandwiches! The focaccia is so soft and…read morefluffy, the eggs are freshly made, and the turkey sausage is so flavorful. The little mousse cakes are also so cute and tasty. Make sure you eat them cold. Recommend the taro latte too - super tasty!

Such an inviting space to cowork and get work done! Service was friendly, and their breakfast…read moresandwich and pistachio latte were both excellent. There are plenty of tables inside and the space has lots of natural light.

Yes I'm reviewing again 9 months later- BEST Chicken Cheese Steak in the city (I don't eat red meat…read moreso I can't review the regular). I'm a local, trust me!!! I get fried onions, long hots and cherry peppers on the side with a seeded roll and cooper sharp. And to top it off, it's always fun in there. Great bartenders and servers, amazing beer selection etc. great atmosphere. fun to watch sports games too! Dog and kid friendly, has several outdoor areas too

Well, they have a very good beer selection…read more I am not Philadelphia bred but I do know what I like in a cheesesteak. And based on the countless top 5 lists for Philly cheesesteaks, this neighborhood spot doesn't place. A group of us ordered a variety of sandwiches off the menu but most were what they're known for: steak sandwiches. When I asked the server to "make mine like a local" it came to the table on an okay sesame hoagie roll (no Amoroso) but there was no cheesy moisture (minimal provolone), some grilled onions and dried out beef-like it sat out on a window sill. The onion rings were overpriced for frozen rings that were deep fried too long. Others in the group also expressed similar disappointment and repeatedly mentioned dry, tasteless steak. Service was good and the servers were friendly. But they couldn't help fix the dry cheesesteaks. Thank god for the very good selection of beers.

Hands down the best chicken cheesesteak in Philly! The Indian style spicy chicken cheesesteak is…read moreamazing. I always make sure to pick one up whenever I am nearby. The spices make the cheesesteak so flavorful and I actually prefer the chicken one over the beef one. The paneer pizza is also a must-try!

Wow this philly cheesesteak was great! I would have never guessed that the cheesesteak would work…read morewith Indian flavors, but it really does. It was so delicious... was originally planning on just eating half, but I just devoured the whole thing. My son doesn't like spice so he ordered a traditional cheesesteak. I tried a bit of this and loved it too. A little on the small side, but given the price I think its reasonable.

After hearing a lot of hype about this being one of the best delis in Philadelphia I wanted to find…read moreout for myself. To get right into it, I will say our to go order had a few errors. One sub was missing cheese and three were missing marinara. Taste wise I would say they're cheesesteak is solid, but could use some sort of seasoning. I highly recommend getting the seeded roll. Their roasted pork was good as well. I can't say either were the best I've ever had, but definitely above average. Overall, I would say give this place a shot, I would come here again, but would definitely double check my to go order before leaving.

Fantastic sandwiches and history. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu at Cosmi's. I like…read moretheir hoagies and cheesesteaks on seeded rolls. If you want to taste the history of Philadelphia go to Cosmi's.