Dar's Steaks (142 Haddon Ave, Haddon Township, NJ) offers a solid cheesesteak experience with a notable emphasis on their house-made cheese sauce. It is priced at $12 and represents a decent value in today's cheesesteak market. The Good: Aromatic Appeal: Upon opening the box, the cheesesteak had a noticeably good smell, a promising sign of things to come. Well-Made Construction: This is a well-constructed cheesesteak, indicating care and attention to detail in its … [Read more...]
Ry & Howie’s Steaks & Hoagies: A Medford, NJ, Cheesesteak Contender
Ry & Howie's Steaks & Hoagies (192 Route 70, Medford, NJ) delivers a cheesesteak that is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the palate. This well-constructed sandwich is easy to handle and enjoy, making it a solid contender in any cheesesteak discussion. The Positives: Visually Appealing: This cheesesteak is good-looking. The presentation matters, and Ry & Howie clearly understands that. Well-Made: The cheesesteak's construction is commendable. It's put together … [Read more...]
Cafe Scalessa: A Delaware Cheesesteak Contender
Cafe Scalessa (4414 Limestone Rd, Wilmington, DE) might be a bit off the beaten path for some Philadelphia cheesesteak aficionados. Still, it's a spot consistently earning its place in my "March Cheesesteak Madness" rankings. At the same time, given its Delaware location, it might feel like a homer pick; one bite is usually all it takes to understand why Scalessa deserves recognition. What Makes it Stand Out: Quality Ingredients and a Caring Chef: This isn't just a cheesesteak … [Read more...]
Sully’s Irish Pub Cheesesteak: A Historic Middletown Stop with Potential
Sully's Irish Pub in Middletown, Delaware (12 W Main St) offers a unique dining experience steeped in history. The establishment claims that Thomas Jefferson and George Washington once dined within its walls, lending a certain gravitas to the atmosphere. The Good: Historical Significance: The historical connection to such prominent figures in American history is a definite draw. It adds a layer of interest to the meal. House-Made Hot Peppers: These were a standout. Even for … [Read more...]
Down Home Diner at the Reading Terminal Market
Down Home Diner at the Reading Terminal Market 'Fresh Home Cooking Farm Style' Down Home Diner is located in the Reading Terminal Market on the corner of 12th and Filbert Streets, directly across from the Market East Station. Jack McDavid, the owner and Chef, opened the diner in 1987, and it has become a hit ever since. The Down Home Diner Experience & Atmosphere The diner's appearance dates back to 1955. You can sit at the counter or in the comfortable booths in the dining area. Plenty … [Read more...]
Geno’s Steaks – Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia
'South Philly Cheesesteaks' When you mention Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, many will mention Geno's or Pat's Steaks, aka Pat's King of Steaks. They even get mentioned by the other networks during major sporting events here in Philadelphia. Both have become Philly icons when it comes to Philly Cheesesteaks, mostly because they have been around for a long time, creating a rivalry, and have produced good cheesesteaks for over four decades. It's like going to Hollywood, … [Read more...]











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