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    Bob’s steak and hoagies

    3.5 (2 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Cleavers

    Cleavers

    4.1
    (1.8k reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$

    Hands down, this is the best Philly cheesesteak in Philadelphia. The meat is packed with flavor,…read moreperfectly cooked, and exceptionally well-seasoned. The service is fast, friendly, and consistently on point. I also appreciate that they'll toast the sesame roll upon request--it adds the perfect texture and takes the sandwich to the next level. At $21, it's not the cheapest cheesesteak in town, but it's worth every penny. Every bite reminds me why I keep coming back. I absolutely love this place!

    I stopped by with my husband and his mother for a late lunch. We ordered the classic Philly…read morecheesesteak with an order of fries. My MIL ordered a caprese salad. We also got a few of their packaged drinks. The guy taking our order was very nice and there was plenty of seating and it seemed like there was additional seating upstairs, but we didn't have to head up there. The bathroom was nice and clean. As for the food, the Philly cheesesteak was massive, but tasted just okay. It seemed quite heavy on the bread. I think my husband maybe ordered wrong as he should've gotten the cheese whiz or maybe gotten the one with peppers. We've definitely had better cheesesteaks. The waffle fries were fries: tasty and delicious. My MIL's caprese salad was interesting. It was atop a bed of greens which was unexpected. It was also $15 which seemed a little extravagant for what it was. Overall, it was a decent meal and tasty. I'd hit it up for lunch of you're in a pinch and you'd definitely have leftovers for later as well.

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    Angelo's Pizzeria

    Angelo's Pizzeria

    4.5
    (1.4k reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

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

    It's true. It's worth all the hype…read more Was a bit intimidated to try this place seeing how the reviews say you have to wait 30-40 minutes to get your food but hey! you only live once! oh i also tried calling for pick up but no one ever answered so maybe it's not true. what's the ambience like? hectic! So here's how it works. it's a fast paced doorway where you stand on the left side to place your order. when you get to the front you type in your name and phone number then the person behind the counter takes your order. what to get? our friend said: Cheesesteak with Cooper sharp cheese, fried onions, and long hots (can get those on the side if you don't know if you like long hots) Most of their pizzas are great. The upside down is a classic (I like half sausage half pepperoni) But stars are the cheesesteaks took his advice and he did not steer us wrong! once we placed the order we're told to hang out and when they text you you get in the line on the right side for pick up. tell them your name and they ring you up! no where to sit in angelo's, so most people go back to their car or sit on the sidewalk. you do have to eat it HOT. okay i have to admit i grew up eating great steak in the mall and loved it. this is not great steak but a seeded bun with MEAT and i dunno is cooper cheese like cream cheese? long hots were like long jalapeños. it was good! the bread made it standout! the pizza was a great detroit pizza with an great crisp crunch on the edge. so yum! another spot i hope we can visit when we're in town!

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    Philly cheesesteak with grilled onions in sourdough roll.
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    John's Roast Pork

    John's Roast Pork

    4.4
    (2k reviews)
    4.5 mi
    $$

    My girlfriend and I visited John's Roast Pork during December, when the chilly Philadelphia weather…read moremade a hot roast pork sandwich sound absolutely perfect. John's has occupied the same South Philadelphia corner since 1930 and is still operated by the third generation of the Bucci family. Despite its reputation, we only waited in line for a few minutes. I ordered the namesake roast pork sandwich, while my girlfriend chose the cheesesteak. After ordering, you wait for your name to be called and then pick up your sandwiches, drinks, and chips. Seating is available in a partially enclosed indoor-outdoor tent, which thankfully had heat during our winter visit. Our sandwiches arrived piping hot--you could see steam rising from them as we unwrapped them. The roast pork was incredibly juicy, flavorful, and tender. My girlfriend normally does not care for pork, but even she loved it. She was equally impressed with her cheesesteak. We both ordered footlong sandwiches but could only finish about half. The portions are extremely generous, so arrive hungry or prepare to take leftovers with you. This was hands down one of the best sandwiches I have eaten in quite some time. Our lunch also included a brief culinary crisis. An out-of-town visitor approached the counter and demanded a "Philadelphia-style hot dog." The employees politely explained that they did not serve hot dogs but offered to prepare something resembling a roast-pork-sandwich-style hot dog. The man became offended, declared that he would never return, and stormed away. As we were leaving, we saw the same man getting out of his car wearing a fake mustache. Apparently, his hunger had defeated his pride, and the disguise allowed him to return for the roast pork sandwich without technically breaking his vow. The mustache fooled no one, but we respected the effort. John's Roast Pork serves enormous, piping-hot sandwiches packed with flavor. The quick service, heated seating, and delicious food made it an excellent winter stop. We will absolutely return.

    My girlfriend and I were visiting Philly from LA and had just disembarked from Norwegian Cruise…read moreLine. This was the first cruise out of Philadelphia in about 15 years. Anyway, a pretty good cheesesteak with Provolone if I remember correctly. I have to say, Uncle Gus' Cheesesteak was next level insanely delicious in comparison. The star of the show at John's was that Roast Pork Sandwich...WOW!! It absolutely blows away DiNic's! Best part, I got to meet John who was super happy to hear how much I loved the Roast Pork Sandwich. He also seems like such a cool guy! I'm kicking myself in the ass for not asking to take a picture with him... Oh well

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    Verona Pizza

    Verona Pizza

    4.3
    (186 reviews)
    13.4 mi
    $$

    After a 3 hour hike at Wissahickon, no better way to reward ourselves than with Verona's pizza and…read morecheesesteak. I live an hour away from Verona so when I heard this place was only a 15 min drive away from our hike, I knew I had to stop by. The well known Verona's did not disappoint. Unique to this pizzeria, the pizzas AND cheesesteaks are award winning. The wife and I ordered one of each. When we pulled up, this place was packed for 12PM. It hustlin and busslin! I ordered at the desk and waited maybe 25 mins (not bad at all for ordering in the spot and with the place being busy). Pizza: we ordered the "Hot Honey" at $27. We attacked this thing within 2 minutes of coming out the oven. Incredible dough with depth and texture. Perfect balance of sweet (sauce/honey) and savory (pepperonis/grated parm). Topped with fresh basil and hot honey. I wished there was more hot honey but to each their own. Elite pizza!! I highly recommend Cheesesteak ($18): we ordered it with fried onions and Cooper Sharp. Delicious bread, I'm assuming it's home made and if it's not it's definitely high quality bread. Tender ribeye steak chopped and mixed beautifully with the cheese and onions. Meaty sandwich for sure. I prefer my cheesesteaks a bit more cheesier but I was a happy camper as was my wife. All in all, this joint is pumping out top tier "pizzeria food". This will be my post hike reward anytime I'm in the area. Dare I say Verona's goes toe to toe with Angelo's Pizzeria (highly regarded pizzeria) as best in the state! 5/5

    Better than OK. But still not a 5 star pizza place near me as I was promised by a supposed pizza…read moreconnoisseur, so called friend of mine. Overrated at 5 stars, perfectly rated at 4. We had a Grandma and a House. Good sauce, nice cheese, cooked well, crust on the crispy side. I will return, but the OLD Nino's ' from years ago on Rt 611 and Blair Mill has set the bar for Montgomery County pizza joints IMO.

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    The Original Pat's King of Steaks

    The Original Pat's King of Steaks

    3.2
    (4.9k reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$
    Established in 1930
    Family-owned & operated

    On a recent trip to the area, I took some time to visit South Philly to give Pat's a try. I was in…read moreChester for a football game, but made some time to stop by both of the city's famous Cheesesteak stands. The Original Pat's King of Steaks is located in South Philly, specifically in the Passyunk Square neighborhood. It sits at the intersection of East Passyunk, South 9th, and Wharton. The building has many different signs and lights that will let you know that you are in the correct place. Since this is in the city, parking can be somewhat tricky. There are times I have had to circle around, or get whomever I was with to drop me off and have them come back. However, sometimes I have secured street parking not too far away. This will just depend on the time of day, and really the luck of the draw, if you are able to easily locate parking. This is an outdoor stand, meaning there is no inside to enter. You will order at the counter, and food is packaged to-go. However, there are some tables surrounding the building that you can dine at. They are all under the roof overhang, so you will be somewhat protected from the elements. On this day, it was not terribly busy. I really did not have to wait in any kind of line before being able to place my order. This was around 4:00 on a Saturday in September. First, I took some time to look over the menu posted near the sidewalk. There is also a helpful guide on "how to order a steak," for those that are unfamiliar. When it was my first time here, I actually found the humorous display very helpful. I placed my order for two classic Cheesesteak Wit, made with Cheez Whiz. When ordering, you specify if you want Wit (with onion) or Wit-Out (no onion). Given that I was wanting to try the most authentic sandwich I could, I opted for the onions and the traditional Cheez Whiz. My sandwiches only took a minute or so to be ready. As stated, it was not busy, and they are able to whip up these sandwiches rather quickly. I ended up taking my sandwiches to-go, and having them for meals the next few days. They reheat well, and have good flavor. I like having the onions on it for an added texture. Pricing is not terrible. Pat's is more expensive than Geno's by $2 for the same sandwich. My total was $36 after tax for the two sandwiches, making them $18 each. You definitely are paying for the experience and the novelty that is coming to this famous corner of Philadelphia. But, this price is not out of the ballpark of other places in the area. The sandwich is a decent size, and you can definitely get two meals out of it if you are eating it by yourself. So, all that considering, it is a fair value for what you pay. It seemed like most menu items were $20 or under. FYI, they take both cash and card. The staff are quick and efficient. However, it will not be the most friendly or pleasant experience, especially if you do not know how to order. I am not saying that the experience was poor by any means, but be aware that this is not Disney World and they will not be overly kind to you at the order window. Being from Pittsburgh, I had never had a true Philadelphia Cheesesteak sandwich until a few years ago when I visited for the first time. Since that trip, I typically make it a point to stop and get a few sandwiches to take back home with me. I enjoy coming to Pat's for the atmosphere, and the true taste of Philadelphia. I recommend giving it a try at least once, just to say you have had it. Plus, the sandwiches are pretty tasty, too. I will definitely be back here on future trips to South Philly.

    Made it to this legendary cheesesteak spot and tried the traditional onions wit Wiz (cheese Wiz)!…read more Loved the seasoning and the meat and onions being finely chopped which allowed for more crispiness and caramelization. Sandwich was delicious and the service was top notch, super friendly which is always great for a non-local lol Love the look of the building, you can tell this place has a rich history.

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