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    Kim Son Bakery

    3.3 (3 reviews)
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    The Cheesesteak Guy - Cheesesteak & fries

    The Cheesesteak Guy

    3.8(60 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    We finally got to try The Cheesesteak Guy the other day & it was pretty good…read more The employee was very friendly & explained everything for us & we both did build your own cheesesteaks. They really STUFF these guys full which is nice. My boyfriend really enjoyed his. Mine was super greasy so I had to dab that off as best I could. It was good but it didn't really hit the spot for me. My quest for the cheesesteaks continues.

    We stopped by The Cheesesteak Guy on a Friday night about an hour before closing. There were a few…read morepeople there when we arrived, and more filtered in as the evening went on--always a good sign. I ordered the Cacio e Pepe Cheesesteak for $16, while my dining companion went with a traditional Cooper cheesesteak with onions and peppers on a non-seeded roll ($15), plus an order of tater tots ($5). We both grabbed sodas for $3 each, and our grand total--including tip--was just over $50. The traditional Cooper cheesesteak, tots, and sodas were pretty run-of-the-mill--solid, satisfying, and exactly what you'd expect. But the Cacio e Pepe Cheesesteak? That deserves special attention. The Cheesesteak Guy raves about this sandwich on Facebook, describing it as a fusion of the classic Philly cheesesteak and the Roman pasta dish Cacio e Pepe--and for once, the hype is fully justified. Thinly sliced ribeye topped with melted Pecorino Romano and a generous amount of freshly cracked black pepper, all on a perfectly seeded roll. It was rich, indulgent, and gloriously peppery in the best way. Plenty of Pecorino (which is currently my favorite cheese), bold flavor, and a roll that held everything together beautifully. Truly perfection in a bun--tender, savory, and downright unforgettable. My only suggestion? A little more consistency in the meat prep. Some chunks of ribeye inside my sandwich were quite large and seemed to miss the slice-and-dice phase. Still delicious, but smaller, evenly chopped pieces would make it easier to eat and even better overall. That said, I'll absolutely be back--Patty Melt and Greek Burger are already on my list. Bonus points for plentiful free parking since it's located in a strip mall. One tip if you're going at night: pay close attention, because the sign isn't lit and can be easy to miss in the dark. If you're craving a cheesesteak with a creative twist, don't sleep on the Cacio e Pepe. It's something special.

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    Wild Rabbit Pies & Pints - The smell of basil in this salad was overwhelming!

    Wild Rabbit Pies & Pints

    3.8(96 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    We stopped by WRP&P on the weekend of the St. Patrick's Day street festival and it was packed. We…read morewere able to get a table for our group with only a 30 minute wait, which was impressive. Once we were seated, the friendly service and promptness of receiving items was not impacted by the crowd. Since we'd already eaten we focused mainly on snacks and drinks. The buffalo cauliflower was delicious and packed quite a kick. The portion size was quite large. We also tried the shrimp tacos which were loaded with plump shrimp. We split a pizza to try and I was impressed with the crust and overall flavors. The bar has a nice selection of cocktails and Evergrain beers. We will definitely return.

    I love Wild Rabbit a good spot- not my favorite visit last night. Very busy last night and food…read moretook a while to come out especially the pizza because they were backed up in the kitchen. Nachos were very good and huge! The put a lot of toppings on as well. Bang bang shrimp tacos were the highlight of the night very delicious. Drinks: Mojito was really good but the PB&J bourbon sour was extremely sweet and I would not recommend unless you want something so sweet. Added the current cocktail menu I could not find online. Also got a speciality pizza and that was good too just took a long time to come out. It is a cute restaurant and has a lot of TVs if you like to watch sports.

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    South Philly Hoagies

    South Philly Hoagies

    3.7(81 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $

    My first home is New York City, my second home is Philadelphia, and now my third home--due to just…read morehaters--is Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. This is probably the reason most entertainers and people of fame who come from Harrisburg move away and don't say they are from there But anyway... Me, having Philly family and being a Philly fan of everything, especially those Eagles (don't stop reading because of that!), I had a chance to get a cheesesteak from South Philly Hoagie, and let me tell you, I was impressed. The bread makes everything, and then of course the meat. I ordered mine with mayonnaise, cheese whiz, and of course, mushrooms. Now, I did order it through the Uber Eats app, and I wish I could've added provolone, but I never had to add pizza sauce to my cheesesteak until today. I'm glad I did! It made it pop, even though it was missing that provolone. One thing I do wish is that they would actually take the bread and get some of that steak juice right on the bun. Other than that, I'm not mad at it. Of course, it's not Philly. It didn't bounce me right back to the hometown of Will Smith, and it didn't have me saying "I'M A WORK OF ART." However, I was pleased and satisfied. Maybe the flavoring can hold me over until my next pay next week so I can take a train down to Philly. The French fries were amazing, if I must say. The sub was plenty full and had plenty of meat on it. If you asked me, "Would I buy this again?" Yes, I definitely would! And I would do it over-the-counter so I can have it my way, like Burger King! Branden-Lee AKA B L E E

    The flavor was spot on. But honestly, when I selected cheese whiz, I did not expect a pencil thin…read moreamount so disappointing! Had the feeling if I would have ordered extra cheese wiz that would have been drowned in it. So I rolled the dice, but unfortunately I received the smallest hairline amount of cheese wiz so very dissapointed a cheese steak is not a cheesesteak without adequate cheese!

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