Some of the best sammiches in the city!! Love both locations, they're accommodating & the food is…read morefresh

Passed by this spot several times but never gone in. About to become regulars. I got the Philly…read morecheesesteak and it was the comfort food I needed. We'll be back.

If you want an authentic cheesesteak go no further. Their meat is tender, juicy and flavorful…read more The bread had that authentic chew you get from a real Philly and stands up to the meat and cheese The customer service was spot on. The only thing I would change is to add mushrooms to the menu to put on my sandwich We will definitely be back

I love this place. The atmosphere is unpretentious but clean…read moreThey have managed to bring the best of the Philly sandwich scene to Indy. Down to the Wiz. Check it out!

Absolutely LOVE Capriotti's. It's one of very few places where we are regulars. The sandwiches are…read morea little pricier than your typical sandwich chain, but they are so worth it for the quality of ingredients and taste. The bread alone is worlds above what you'd expect. Great spot to hit for quick bite when you're running errands around Castleton. They have a variety of meat options, quite an assortment of veggie/plant-based options, sweet and hot peppers, and cold and hot options - so there's something for everyone. The Bobbie is their award-winning Thanksgiving-inspired sandwich and it is wonderful in the winter with a side of mashed potatoes and gravy. They roast a whole turkey fresh every day! For a time they had a chopped cheese, like the classic in Brooklyn. Staff here is kind, friendly, and quick. Ambiance is standard. Our favorites include the chipotle crunch, the Italian, the veggie (plant-based turkey) Rachel, and the impossible cheese steak. I'm excited to try the slaw be Joe and the veggie chick'n next...

Nice place for vegetarian options. Friendly and attentive staff…read more Overall though the food was bland and the restaurant appeared overtly grimy and dirty. With that much visible dirt around the customers' area (soda machine e.g.) I don't want to know how their food storage and so forth gets cleaned

After seeing great reviews, finally made my way to Steak Escape for lunch. This little sub shop was…read morebustling with customers at 11:30 am. They offer local workers a 10% discount if they are in uniform or show ID. (My grandma uniform did not count.) The staff is friendly and patient with first timers. I ordered the Bourbon and Bacon Cheesesteak with Loaded Fries. I really didn't need the fries, I was just curious. The Bourbon and Bacon Cheesesteak was good! The bread was chewy and delicious. The steak was tender and juicy with the cheese totally melted. The steak was covered with sautéed onions and topped with a sweet bbq sauce. Lettuce and tomato added freshness. I loved it. The loaded fries are loaded. They serve a generous bowl of fries smothered in bacon and cheese. The fries are fresh cut, but a little soft. The dish is decadent and your cardiologist will not approve. The dish is sharable. The dining room is clean and comfortable. There is plenty of strip mall parking.

Came for lunch yesterday and got the grand cheese steak and Korean BBQ bowl with steak. Cheese…read moresteak was good, wish I got a bigger size. I got the small which was just almost enough. The Korean bowl had a lot of veggies and was huge for the price. The steak is the same that is used for the cheese steak. Could have used more Korean bbq seasoning. Too much onion. Good value. Oh and if you work nearby you get 10% off when you show your badge or uniform. Wish I saw the sign before.

I haven't stepped foot inside of this location in many years, so I cannot comment on the…read moreatmosphere, but I recently placed an order for delivery via DoorDash. I was craving a sub, but in my rush to order before a work meeting, I mistakenly ordered a half sandwich. When I say sandwich, I mean meat and cheese between two slices of multi-grain bread...AND cut in half! I was so upset with myself. Not only did it not satisfy my craving, but the bread was slightly soggy. It was quite literally falling apart - maybe from the oil and vinegar if that was still included. So, I wound up taking the meat, cheese and banana peppers (it was a Grilled Italian) off of the bread and eating it with my fingers. Sans bread. The Sweet Tea and Fresh Cut Fries saved me that day. I love Penn Station subs, and it wasn't their fault that I ordered the incorrect sandwich, but it did leave me wondering why they even sell those types of sandwiches to begin with. I would like them removed from the menu! LBVS

First time at this restaurant and with biggest interior space I have seen for Penn Station. They…read morehave a lot of comfy booths and stools. Food pictures framed. Good atmosphere. I was surprised that this location was super busy for Sunday lunch. I ordered 2 small 6" subs - steak Philly cheesesteak and chicken Philly cheesesteak each on wheat with double veggies and no condiments and double toasted. I asked for the chicken sub to go but server did not get it right. I am giving this restaurant 5 stars partly because of their efforts to fundraise for American Cancer Society but with each starting bid of framed celebrity for $195. Worth it?

Corn beef on rye without thousand Island dressing or sauerkraut add brown mustard and you have a…read moremasterpiece?!!

Portion sizes are sufficiently huge Past this place 4 years…read more Not Philadelphia,but pretty good

Great service, always enjoyable, fresh, hot and ready. Best Turkey burger in the city!!read more

This is a great place to grab a Steak Sandwich or Fish Dinner at a reasonable price. I've had both…read morepreviously and the portion sizes are generous. On my last visit, I had a fish dinner, which came with fries and coleslaw. I love their coleslaw, as it has a bit of a bite to it. It's a great value for what you pay. The service is fast and friendly and the store is conveniently located on 38th Street. This is a very casual place, but they do have tables inside for you to sit at to enjoy your meal. Be sure to try out the frozen lemonade. My favorite flavors are Strawberry and Green Apple!

Missed is the only word I can muster. They worse than Chipotle. Will never go again stopped here bc…read moreim a 92% and didnt want to go to my usual mall stop. But this place count ur days.

Charlie's Cheesesteaks is a great place to stop when you're craving a cheesesteak. I ordered mine…read morewith jalapeños and no extra sauce, and it was absolutely wonderful. The sandwich was hot, fresh, packed with flavor, and the steak was cooked just right. The restaurant was clean, the service was friendly, and my order came out quickly. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the mood for a great cheesesteak. Highly recommended!

I actually ended up eating at Big Lug twice during my trip, and that's probably the best…read morerecommendation I can give. I always order the Cuban when a new restaurant has one on the menu, and Big Lug's did not disappoint. It was juicy, flavorful, and one of the better Cubans I've had in a while. On my second visit, I went with the blackened cod tacos on corn tortillas (you can also get flour tortillas, and they offer shrimp and breaded fish options). They were fresh, perfectly seasoned, and absolutely delicious. Both visits I ordered the spicy garlic cauliflower, and it was outstanding. The homemade blue cheese dressing took it to another level. If you're on the fence about ordering it, don't be--it was one of my favorite things on the menu. The outdoor walk-up bar creates a really cool, laid-back atmosphere, making it a great place to relax whether you're meeting friends or just enjoying a meal by yourself. The staff was friendly, the service was excellent, and both meals came out quickly. I don't usually eat at the same restaurant twice on a trip, but Big Lug earned it. If I'm back in the area, it'll definitely be on my list again.

Big Lug is a very cool spot right off the Monon, and even better if you have a pooch with you!…read moreUnfortunately, our experience with the service was pretty disappointing. We sat right in the middle of the main thoroughfare and were completely ignored for at least 15 minutes before we finally flagged someone down. The guy, "H," apologized and said, "Oh, my bad--it's all good." We figured, no big deal, let's move on. We ordered pretty simple food, apps and were then going to put in some entrees once apps arrived. We asked for waters and a water bowl for our pups. He brought two waters--with no straws--and no dog bowl. We assumed he was going to grab the bowl, so we waited... and waited. Then I noticed him at the end of the bar leaning against some boxes, texting. So I finally got up, interrupted him and asked for the dog bowl. His response, "oh my bad." Our appetizers came out, and naturally, we asked for silverware. A few minutes later, I spotted "H" in the corner on his phone again. At that point I was thinking, seriously?! So I got up again, interrupted "H's" text convo and asked for silverware. His response again was, "Oh, my bad." I didn't respond to him I just turned around and went back to my seat. Honestly, the whole experience started feeling more like a self-serve restaurant than table service. It's a chill spot and we weren't being needy whatsoever. We never asked for any refills- we were merely asking for the basics. We wanted to order more food, but by that point we were pretty turned off and decided to just get the check. Then came the final straw: my guy had his license and credit card sitting on the table because he hadn't brought his wallet out for our monon trek. When "H" came back with the checkout thing, without question or hesitation - he grabbed the card and swiped it. We didn't even realize what happened until afterward. Maybe that's standard there, but I've never had a server just take my card without asking. Usually you get a "hey do we want to use this card? Or something to confirm. And of course the tip structure is skewed so the min is 20% unless you want to try to figure out to manually enter in 15% (which most ppl don't -incl my guy), so we left 20% and left irritated and still hungry. "H" didn't seem hungover or anything--he just genuinely seemed like he did not not give a shiiiit. We had to get up three separate times to get things we had already requested: the dog bowl, a couple straws, and silverware. (Basics) And a quick note on the 7-Layer Hoss Dip: don't expect seven layers. It comes in a small thick ceramic bowl and was basically beans, guacamole, a tiny bit of corn and some hard cheese on top. Definitely would not recommend it. Way too "beany" and not worth $16 at all. The southwest rolls were decent- very fried tho. Cheesecake Factory's are better ;) The location and dog-friendly atmosphere are great, with the exception of the homeless camp right at their patio entrance, but unfortunately, the service really took away from the experience. Hopefully this was just an off night, because Big Lug has a lot going for it.