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    Charleys Cheesesteaks

    2.7 (18 reviews)
    Mon 10:00 am - 3:00 AM (Next day)
    Tue 10:00 am - 3:00 AM (Next day)

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    Alexa N.

    I highly recommend the PhillyCheesestake, it comes with Lettuce, tomatoes, mushrooms and onions but I got it with no onions. We also got the Old School which comes with grilled onions, cheese sauce. Service was nice and friendly, ambience is clean, small. The cheese however tastes like cheese in a can. So 4 stars.

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    Awele M.

    Charleys' Cheesesteak just had its grand opening earlier this week and I took this as an opportunity to stop by and see what the hype was all about. My experience was enjoyable overall. The food itself was solid, earning a 7.5 out of 10. Reflecting back on my receipts, pay $20 for a combo very high!! it was almost like I was charged for two meals. I was charged 7.99 for a combo meal and $10.99= $19.78 The cheesesteak was flavorful but nextime I'm not picking that flavor... It is not the type of Philly cheesesteak I've had in other restaurants.. The Cajun fries were crispy and delicious. The strawberry lemonade has to be one of the best that I've ever had in a while. The atmosphere was lively and upbeat, typical of a new opening. The staff were friendly and eager to help, which added a nice touch to the experience. The restaurant had a clean, welcoming vibe, and it felt like they were doing their best to make a good first impression. A bonus was that they provided a coupon for a future visit, which shows they're keen on building customer relationships. I would've loved if they did something a little bit more to make it feel like a grand opening. The experience was pleasant enough that I'd definitely return to try other menu items like their wings and mango lemonade.

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    Gaurav K.

    I am sorry I can't give this place good reviews. 2 stars for the clean store though. I came here for the cheesesteaks and I am sorry these are not cheesesteaks. What I got was 2 open faced sandwiches or something. Cheesesteaks are suppose to be on good hearty rolls with melted liquid cheese mixed in with the meats. Instead what I got is just slices of cheese melted simply on top of the meats. Cheesesteaks are suppose to be all rolled up to keep all the juices and steam inside the roll for that bite of all the meats, cheeses, grilled onions. This is more like a sandwich shop to me. I was expecting a good hearty cheesesteak. Not a sub...

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    The lady mery was so helpful she is the best worker there very calm and understandable

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    Do yourself a favor and go to Hoody's in Round Rock if you're searching for the real deal cheesesteak. I was not impressed.

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    Felt like having a cheesesteak sandwich dropped by and had a very good one. The quality of the meat and the bread was very good.

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    Another lunch of bliss here. Can't wait to see the new place…read morein February. The costilla taco has to be one of my favorites now for sure. The Ramen is amazing as well, still have not tried the mole yet, but that's on my list. Coming here is usually a joy, the music is fenomenal. The staff super friendly and chill and the food is just so unique. Love to try their updated appetizers, they're always so tasty!!!

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    I was disappointed with my recent visit to Rolling Rooster. When we arrived, there was an employee…read morestanding behind the register with a mop and bucket, and I noticed that no one handling food was wearing gloves. The young lady at the register left quickly when we approached, and when I asked if we could dine in, she told us there was no room. That felt unusual, but we decided to order takeout. While placing the order, she mentioned there were plumbing issues and something was overflowing, which raised another concern about the cleanliness of the environment. She also seemed anxious and unprofessional during the interaction. We were told the food would take about 15 minutes, but it ended up being closer to 30-45 minutes. Unfortunately, the food did not meet our expectations, especially for the price. The oxtails, rice, greens, and macaroni and cheese were around $36. The okra looked like it had been refried, and the chicken wings tasted as though they were cooked in old grease. The greens had an unusual flavor, and the macaroni and cheese did not taste like traditional mac and cheese. The oxtails were messy but not tender. Based on the lack of professionalism, the long wait, and the overall quality of the food, I do not plan to return.

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    Great brisket sandwich! Awesome chicken fried steak!…read moreMiss having John there to greet us! Wonderful Pflugerville restaurant!

    John "MF'n" Brotherton was a growing tour de force in Central Texas BBQ, holding down the northern…read moreAustin metropolitan area with Brotherton's Black Iron Barbecue. John passed away in early 2024, while his family took over the shop in Pflugerville. Now just about a decade after opening shop, Brotherton's is closing down at the end of August. Following John's passing, they've hit a few road bumps from the rising cost of beef that's been plaguing Texas BBQ. Earlier in January they posted on social media how they were struggling, and again last spring. At the start of August, the Brotherton's family announced Brotherton's Black Iron BBQ in Pflugerville was shuttering for good at the end of August. Knowing this would be the last time I would be able to try it, my buddy and I took an extended lunch break on a Friday to give it a shot. Upon arrival at just around 11:50, we noticed that the parking lot was packed with multiple food trucks and other businesses filling the shopping center. We got lucky with a parking spot far away as we marched inside to wait in line. On the door lay plenty of stickers from different BBQ joints from Texas and beyond, with even some coming from overseas. The line moved slowly but surely, and as we got to the front we got our three-meat plate with a bonus slice of turkey for good measure. We ended up getting to Brotherton's at the perfect time because we got the final slices of brisket on that glorious Friday. I'll share my thoughts on everything we tried: Brisket: Though it looked like a great cut that was nicely seasoned, it was pretty fine overall. Nothing remarkable about their brisket while still very fatty. Jalapeño Cheddar Sausage: Juicy, cheesy, not really too spicy on the jalapeño side of things, but that might just be from the mildness of jalapeños these days. Pork Ribs: These suckers looked incredible from the pictures I saw online and on social media, but they were kinda disappointing based on how incredible they looked visually. They were good, just not as epic as I was hoping. Turkey: Turkey is underrated in the BBQ scene, and this is no exception. A nice cut of meat! Cornbread Casserole: I could've eaten the whole thing myself, so it was a shame that we were sharing. Green Chili Mac and Cheese: I'll repeat myself. I could've eaten the whole thing myself, so it was a shame that we were sharing. As a whole, I'm very glad I gave them a shot before I would never be able to again. That's the hardest part about Texas barbecue. The best places and the historic spots can drop in a moment's notice when hardships hit or the meat prices skyrocket. Sadly, I can tell that they're already at the end of their rope with certain menu options like the loaded nachos and baked potatoes, which always seem like the sign of the end. And with how the food was simply just decent overall, it's hard to justify the rising prices. I see reviews all over saying their quality has fallen off year after year following JMFB's passing, and it makes sense: he was the heart and the soul of the business. When that vaporizes overnight, it's only a matter of time. I don't wish for the downfall of any spot, but I understand that it's bound to happen to certain ones. RIYL: Paying respects to one of the greats in Texas BBQ

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