It was fine. Probably less expensive than some other Cheesesteak places…read more The good: not too far from our house, the lady behind the counter was friendly, it was reasonably priced. The servings were not huge, but they were enough. The cheese sauce for the fries ($2.99) was a bit spendy, but it was good. I didn't like: 1)They expected customers to pay extra for their mayo/horseradish sauce. While .35 isn't much, and the lady working at the register gave me a tablespoon or so for free as I didn't ask about it until I'd already paid, it should come with the sandwich upon request. 2) the cook was sitting out front smoking when we arrived. I'm really hoping he washed his hands before cooking & starting to slice the mushrooms and that I just didn't see him. 3) there was a table cluttered with papers and a package of cigarettes at the front of the shop. It doesn't give customers a great impression that everything is kept up. However, I did not have any concerns with our table being clean. It was.

First of all the folks that work at this location are very nice. Second I ordered a CEO Chicken…read moresteak sandwich with fried green beans. Little on dry side to me since it was my first time could have used more cheese. Maybe a sauce to pour on top. Third not enough meat. My impression was if I ordered the CEO I would get more meat guess that's why it cost $4.99 for extra meat. Going to give my first experience a two.

Great food. Literally the best hamburger in Kansas City. My wife ordered a gluten free bun and she…read moresaid it was the best GF bun she's ever had. Really imaginative menu and cooked by people with love who care about what they're serving. What a throwback...

First of all the music is GREAT!!! Classic rock! 2nd of…read moreall. If you are watching your calories GET THE DBL BURGER!! and skip the sides. Now the tater tots are good. But a dbl Jocomo would be better. Well I know for the future now. The cokes are COLD!!! Wow!! Worst part is parking. Very limited. But worth the stop if you can find a spot.

Consistent, always busy, but the quality never suffers! I love the turkey with Swiss and extra…read morevinegar!

What is not to like at Jersey Mike's? It's make it your way with all the fixings. It does take…read moreextra time but there are better times to go when the line isn't so long. A plus we thought that they sliced the meat and cheese in front of you. If you don't like that go to the competition. We loved our 4 sandwiches. Would go again and again. It was clean throughout.

Today I tried the Philly Cheesesteak from Capriotti's and it did not disappoint. The sandwich was…read moreloaded with tender, flavorful steak and melted perfectly with the cheese. Every bite had that classic, comforting Philly taste without being overly greasy. The bread was fresh, warm, and held everything together without getting soggy.

Delicious sandwiches! We had the Capastrami, Grilled Italian, and the Meatball. Everyone was…read morepleased! Excellent service. We talked to the owner, Mike. Super friendly!

Cocky Ocky is a solid food truck find. I really appreciate how gluten-free accommodating they are,…read moreit's not an afterthought here and the menu has plenty of options to choose from. They offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so there's something for whatever you're craving. I ordered the Booya Chicken Bowl and added the cocky sauce and it did not disappoint. The food is always flavorful, filling, and made with care. They're conveniently located in the Advance Auto Parts lot at 2625 NE Vivion Rd, which makes it an easy stop. Definitely a food truck I love returning to.

They have a food truck located in the parking lot of Advance Auto. The prices are higher than what…read moreI expected though it comes with a big portion of food. They got my food within the expected time frame from ordering. Nice friendly staff. Food was pretty good. Ordered multiple items to try. The chicken burrito was a little salty but the chopped cheese was really good especially the fries. Cocky Ocky burrito had a good tang to it with the jam. Overall a good place for lunch or dinner.

Sandwiches were delicious, with plenty of tasty filling on good bread. The place has zero ambience,…read moreand we were the only people not doing carryout. But it was a really good cheesesteak. Service was fine, we got and food quickly. I think there was just one guy working but he was friendly enough.

It was just okay i had the gyro with extra meat. It didn't seem to have extra meat but maybe that…read moreis how it is. It took quite awhile to receive the food. But my major complaint was the meat was old a d dry like it was sitting there for hours.

It's a convenience store with a sandwich shop in the back. No seating, but you can park on one of…read morethe concrete blocks outside. Seems to be mostly workers from the industrial park, which we didn't know but we still loved our food. It was a happy accident! Fries were like five guys. Sandwich was small and bread was soft. Not small as a complaint, small so I didn't feel like such a pig afterwards. Prices are right and food came out fast.

The craving for a cheesesteak was strong as I scoured the listings on Yelp. According to reviews,…read moreThe Lunchbox was one of the best there was. So I jumped in my car and drove to West Bottoms, a less than desireable, industrial area. There, I found a little corner store. I go in and walk up to the counter and say, "I hear I can get the best cheesesteak in KC here." The gentleman shakes his head and takes my order. Cheesesteak, add lettuce and tomato. Ten minutes later, I'm walking out with the daily special that included my sandwich, fries and a nice strong Orange Crush from the fountain. I am starving, so I rip open the bag, determined to devour it right there on the side of the street. The first sign of disappointment was the size. Maybe 6" but no more. Maybe I'm used to the footlong portions of Atlanta, but this was leaving a lot to be desired. I forgive it because maybe this is the size for the special. (Shrug) I take my first bite and get a mouthful of well-seasoned meat. But where is the cheese? I try another bite, thinking that maybe the end just was missing it. Nope, still no evidence of cheese. It takes me until midway through the sandwich before I reach the gooey cheese that makes a cheesesteak great. As I was eating my sandwich, I grab a few fries. Eh. Hand cut, which is good, but they have a slightly rancid burnt flavor. Like the grease has seen one too many days. And the lack of salt just elevated the off-flavor. I quickly abandon them and get back to the sandwich. I look down, but there is hardly anything left. Three bites and I am at the end...minus cheese. I'm left with bread ends, a few pieces of meat and a ton of lettuce and tomato. Sigh. Overall, I give the sandwich a 6/10. The meat was flavorful, but the size and the lack of cheese left me wanting more. The fries...let's not even rate them in this review or we will definitely be doing less than 3 stars. The redeemer? That crisp, delicious Orange Crush. Thank you God for soda...or as Midwesterners say, pop. (lol) Would I go back? Maybe. I would see if there is a 12" version and I would ask for EXTRA cheese and emphasize that I would love it to be spread across the whole sandwich. And I would skip the fries. Trust me, skip the fries.