Went to Lowe's and ended up finding one of the best Philly cheesesteaks in town! Gentleman who rang…read moreup our food was also cooking, don't know if he's the owner of this fine establishment or chef or both. All i know is that the sandwich was soo good that once i tasted it when I hopped in my car it didn't have a chance to make it home in one piece. 5/5 Philly with the works & mushrooms: fresh soft bread, perfectly cheesy and juicy. Tender steak, freshly cooked vegetables 5/5 fries: the shoestring thin kind of fries. Perfectly crispy and cooked Thank you! We will be back

The Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich was amazing, the shop owner was very polite and hospitable. The…read morerestaurant itself felt welcoming when I went inside, I would absolutely give it a visit again.

Pride of Philly used to be Pop's, but their menu is basically still the same. The food is good…read moreand made fresh, but best if you try to eat there at the outside seating area. The onion rings weren't crispy by the time we got home, and the bread was a little soggy as well from all the juices from the cheese steak. Overall, 3.5... but always positive to round up.

Don't even bother - this place is a joke. My review is about the service because they were so…read moreextremely rude that we walked away - we're not going to spend $40 to $50 to get treated like garbage. Their menu is on screens that switch and barely give you time to see what's on each sandwich. You order through an almost solid grate and you can barely hear the guy and what you can hear is him barking orders and clanging of spatulas. I asked if they had a stationary menu to tell them what ingredients I didn't want on the turkey hoagie sandwich and the guy says "the menu is on the screen" and I tried looking to then run over to the window to say what to remove - the guy then yells "Just tell me what you want on your cheesesteak!!" even though I wasn't ordering a cheesesteak. I looked at my husband and said "No thanks, let's go." The sandwiches are approximately $12.99 to $17.99 - so between the two of us with drinks and tax it would have been upwards of $40 to $ 50 - for what - sandwiches that may or may not be good, with a side of crappy service. No thanks - we'll give our business to places that are worth our money.

Excellent customer service and quality food. They had made…read morea mistake on our order told us right away and corrected the mistake. We've been here a few times over the years and are always happy with the quality of the cheesesteaks. Can't say the same about other local businesses sadly. Highly recommend going here. Prices are fair too.

First try here. Small and decor was definitely Philly!…read more Ordered 2 sandwiches and shared an order of fries. Had the American Philly. Nice and full of meat and cheese. Bread perfect. Felt the flavor of the meat could have been more. Tender but lacking. Service was good. Fries were awesome. Price was fair.

We got a cheese steak and a steak house…read more Both were full of meat, and had great taste. Maybe a few more veggies would have been good. Will eat again, thank you.

Tony Luke's is a Cheesesteak Stand in The Rio Casino/Hotel Food Court. The Original Tony Luke's is…read morefamous in Philadelphia for the pork sandwich and cheesesteaks. I sincerely doubt that the steak sandwiches that we've tried are anything like what you'd get in Philadelphia. We've got the typical food court rejects from people who are very careless and hate their jobs. Both our sandwiches were made with dried out crunchy meats. My husband ordered a pizza steak with extra cheese. He got dried out crunchy beef sandwich without sauce and a microscopic amount of cheese on it. He did say that the person that handed him his order seemed nice. I tried a chicken hoagie steak sandwich. It was packed with LOTS of dried out over cooked crunchy chicken/ It was slathered with maybe a 1/4 cup of mayonnaise. It had sautéed peppers. Oddly it had pickle chips on it. Today it was missing the lettuce. It also was missing raw onions but I could find a cooked onion in it and it did have a very thin tomato slice. It was very large. I brought home some crunchy dried out chicken for my dogs. We are originally from Philadelphia. I didn't eat many cheesteaks when I lived there. If this was my first one I would never try one again. A word of warning. They only have high top tables in this food court.

Eh yo How'z u doin ?? Dunno how U doin ??!!…read moreFINALLY a clean, above par, classic pizza parlor!!! Those guys ??? Three guys, one from SoCal, one from South joyzee, and one from north Philly. I dunno - 3 jabronis!!?? I ordered a pizza steak wit provolone onions anna saweet peps Roll=nice. Soft and da meat is full and from end to end Steak=ooooooofa momma lusha / dis ain't no a cheap Sysco chuck shit Flava flav Onions an peppas = nice balance and not overwhelming. Iffayaknowutimeen All dats missin iz da men's softball team and yuenglings I like dees guyz!!! I'll b back!!!! Fugetaboutit

What really impressed us the most about this establishment was the amazing service we received!…read more When we first walked into this pizzeria we were instantly greeted by the employees. The cashier at the front was very friendly and recommended to us some of their most popular menu items. We decided to try out their Original Cheesesteak and a mushroom & pepperoni pizza. While we waited for our food, they let us know that the arcade games were free to play, which I thought was a great incentive. It took quite sometime for our food to arrive, but it came out freshly prepared and it smelled absolutely delicious. After the first bite, my husband started to rave about the cheesesteak. He said that it had a ton of flavor and the bread was nice and chewy. The fries on the other hand, were just average in taste and lacked seasoning. I thought the pizza was pretty good and it was cooked exactly how I like it. I love thin crust pizza which they executed very well, but the sauce was just okay in flavor. This is definitely a fun hang out spot to enjoy some good food and exceptional service!

Ordered the parm frosting and 2 pickles. Service was fast, friendly, and so happy. The pickles…read morewere fire....the fries were good but I saw the Ceasar salad sandwich omg if I wasnt working I wouldve bought it. The atmosphere was fun friendly and clean very clean...

Just needed a quick meal and I didn't see a long line so I figured I would. Was between the Caesar,…read morePorchetta, and the "Beeria". I ended up getting the Caesar cause I wanted something light but I think I should try the Porchetta next time I come back to Vegas. I wouldn't call it the best sandwich I've ever had but I'd say it's worth trying if you're around that side of the Cosmopolitan. There's bar seating as well if you're into that.

Diane and I had another great Chi Town meal of comfort food here. She downed a large Vienna Beef…read moreCorn Dog after initially dunking it in mellow Cheese Sauce. Then she dipped Skin-on Skinny French Fries in the sauce. I enjoyed a Combo #4, which included my own generous serving of French Fries after applying some ketchup to them, along with a classic Chicago Dog, to which I added some Yellow Mustard (but of course no ketchup). Then I directed my attention to a 3-1/2 inch dipped Italian Beef Sandwich festooned with Sweet Green Bell Peppers, Sauteed Onions, and melted Mozzarella Cheese. Here "dipped" means drenched in very tasty au jus. I washed everything down with a Pepsi Zero. Service was friendly and quick, and all food arrived hot and well prepared. We arrived hungry at sundown, and left well contented after nightfall.

I used to really enjoy coming to Windy City Hot Dogs. I'm originally from Chicago, and this was one…read moreof the few places in Vegas I could count on when I wanted an Italian beef, gyro, or other Chicago-style food. Unfortunately, after my last two visits, I will not be returning. The first bad experience happened about a month ago. I hadn't been in for several months, and from the moment my boyfriend and I walked in, the energy felt unwelcoming. The cashier was very short with me when I ordered. I initially brushed it off because I thought maybe she was tired or simply having a bad day. What stood out, though, was what happened when a white customer came in afterward. The interaction was completely different. The staff greeted her warmly, were friendly, patient, and engaging with her. My boyfriend noticed the difference as well. Still, I decided not to make an issue out of it and gave the restaurant the benefit of the doubt. Today I returned by myself, and unfortunately, I noticed the same pattern again. The same cashier was short with me, particularly when I asked a question. Again, I let it go. Then another white woman came in and received a noticeably warmer greeting and much friendlier treatment from the staff. Shortly afterward, another woman of color came in and asked the cashier a question about how a sandwich was prepared. The cashier responded so abruptly that the woman said something along the lines of, "I just asked a question. You didn't have to get short with me." Instead of simply clearing up the misunderstanding, an employee from the back jumped into the conversation and pointed toward a sign explaining the sandwich preparation. The entire interaction felt unnecessarily rude and dismissive over a simple question. Then came my own food. While waiting, I watched the staff scrape together the remaining fries that had been sitting there and bag them before the rest of my food was ready. A fresh batch of fries was made afterward. When my order was called, I politely asked if I could have some of the fresh fries instead. The cashier told me, "These are fresh." I explained that I had watched the fries being bagged before the new batch came out and simply asked again if I could have fresh ones. Her response was to make a face, turn around, and tell the other employee, "Just give her fresh fries. Just give her fresh fries to get her out of here." That was it for me. I wasn't yelling. I wasn't being disrespectful. I wasn't causing a scene. I asked for fresh fries after literally watching a fresh batch come out. There was absolutely no reason to speak about me that way, especially while I was standing right there. One uncomfortable interaction can be written off as someone having a bad day. Two visits where I observed noticeably different treatment toward customers, along with watching another woman of color receive the same dismissive attitude, is much harder for me to ignore. I can only speak to what I personally experienced and witnessed, but the difference in how customers were treated made me feel extremely unwelcome and uncomfortable. After being a returning customer who genuinely enjoyed having a little taste of Chicago here in Vegas, that is incredibly disappointing. The food is not worth being made to feel like my business is unwanted. I will spend my money somewhere that treats every customer with the same basic courtesy and respect. I will not be returning.

This place is a MUST try if you are enjoy Philly Cheesesteaks or Pizza and even better that it's a…read morePhiladelphia EAGLES place - Go Birds!!! Here is what I would recommend - Get the original Philly cheesesteak on the sesame bun. This sandwich can easily feed two people with a good amount of beef and cheese, and all the goodness that comes with this type of sandwich. I wish I could give more than a five star for this sandwich. I would give it like a 20 star. I've never had something so good and so cheesy and so full of meat. We also had the mozzarella sticks which were good as well. This place has specials on game day too - Go Birds! Sit down and enjoy or take it to go! All of the staff are super friendly.

i have been a customer of lucinos since they opened even though i live nowhere near it. we placed a…read moredelivery order tonight for a bunch of items including a large specialty ono ono pizza that i wanted half ono (pineapple) and half bgp (buffalo), which i explicitly wrote in the notes. we received a pizza that was half plain, half buffalo. i call them to let them know and the guy instantly says "i thought you'd be calling about your pizza" and then proceeded to tell me i "wrote it wrong". so if you knew there would be an issue with the pizza, wouldn't you call the customer to clarify instead of blaming them? why would i select i want an ono ono pizza if i didn't want part of it as the ono ono? they never offered to remake it or make it right. to top it off, the owner called back to tell me again, that i was wrong. if i wanted half plain, i would have written that but i didn't. if you look at their recent reviews, you can see they can't take accountability for their mistakes. if you decide to order here, hopefully they get it right or you're going to be SOL. edit to owner- i have worked at restaurants my whole life and still do. if there's any question what a guest wants, it's the restaurants responsibility to clarify instead of making whatever they think is right and then saying oh well. that's bad business. also, please tell me why i would order the ono pizza if i wanted half plain half bgp. if that's what i wanted i would have ordered the bgp pizza and written half plain half bgp. please be for real

Absolutely the best sandwich I have ever had in my whole life and I'm over 50 years old…read more I have never had a Chicago style cheesecake sandwich in my whole life. I've discovered this company at the Farmers Market every other Tuesday and they talked me to trying one of their sandwiches..... it was wonderful but you have to add jalapenos to make it even better. I will purchase sandwiches from this truck every time I get a chance. Wish they had a permanent location I would be there every other day of the week LOL.

Randy and his team are simply amazing. They have catered our family Halloween party for several…read moreyears now. Each time they leave the guests asking for more. First, Randy makes the most delicious salad and like everything else they serve it is beautifully created with a variety of fresh tomatoes, onions, and cheeses that make it eye appealing too. Then there are the entrees (I usually have a few. His baked ziti is always rich and delicious, but the real amazement comes from the sandwiches. The meatballs are so tender and sauce that you wish never ended. The sausage and peppers is an awesome combination of sweet and savory. And the Philly is always a wonderful selection of cheese comforting yumminess. If you're feeling adventurous, get the Goodfella. Whatever you order, you will be satisfied if you get it from The Goodfellas Grilll! Thank you Randy!

I was recently introduced to 303 in the cut & I'm upset that I never went sooner! I've always seen…read morethem on social media for their tiramisu and cheesecake but I'm whatever about it. Not a fan of those types of desserts in general. Now the Chicken fries... I crave that at least once a week fries always crispy af. I get extra 303 sauce and Garlic aioli.. I know it's such a simple dish but it has become a staple comfort meal for me. It's also so fulfilling I share it with my friend but I could only eat 1/4 of this meal. Service is always superb. The workers are always kind and friendly. Food wait is about 7-10 minutes which is really quick for a food truck. Go try them out!!!

We came here for a late night dessert and it did not disappoint! The portions were huge. The…read moretiramisu was light and so fluffy. It definitely lived up to the hype. Only thing that was kind of annoying was the location. I wish it was closer to the strip with it being a food truck. Sitting in a random dark parking lot eating food was not the best vibe.