If you live in Philadelphia, you know that there are a lot of great cheesesteaks in town. Unfortunately, knowing where to go is hard to find the best. Here are a few places that might be worth checking out.
Angelo's Pizzeria
While most visitors to Philadelphia wind up checking out Pat's and Geno's, these steakhouses have been in business for decades and are located across from each other. Each serves a unique variation on the classic sandwich. On the other hand, Angelo's Pizza is a South Philly staple. Their menu offers several beef and chicken cheesesteaks as well as pizza. The cheesesteak is made with shredded steak and a melted Cooper Sharp.
Dalessandro's Steaks and Hoagies
Dalessandro's Steaks and Hoagies is a Philadelphia institution that's been around since 1960. They're famous for their cheesesteaks, but they also make a few other types of food. They have several cheesesteak variations, but the top-of-the-line is a jumbo double-decker topped with chunky onions. The other cheesesteak offerings are more modest, but the cheese is still on point. Aside from cheesesteaks, Dalessandro's offers chicken wings, salads, and specialty sandwiches. Having been around for many years, the place isn't short on nostalgia. If you haven't been here, you're missing out on an experience akin to eating at an old-school diner.
Woodrow's Sandwich Shop
If you're looking for a Philadelphia cheesesteak, you have several options. These cheesesteak shops serve up some of the best in town. They offer classics, specialty sandwiches, and even gluten-free options. Woodrow's Sandwich Shop is among the newest players in the Philadelphia cheesesteak scene. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable.
Jim's South Street
Jim's South Street is one of Philadelphia's most famous cheesesteak restaurants. Cheesesteaks are known for being high-quality. They are made with black top round angus beef, whiz cheese, and onions. It's been over eight decades since the first Jim's South Street opened. The iconic black and white tiled building has been a Philadelphia institution.
John's Roast Pork
If you're in Philadelphia and haven't been to John's Roast Pork yet, you're in for a treat. This sandwich shop has been supplying the city with quality sandwiches for over eighty years. The Bucci family has been in the business for three generations. In addition to their roast pork sandwiches, they offer cheesesteaks as well. Their cheesesteaks are made with American cheese, and they ship them nationwide. They are also available with or without Spanish onion.
