Been wanting to check out these guys for awhile but could never catch their truck close to me…read more Today I hit it up on my lunch hour and after looking over the menu i went with the classic philly. I havent been to Philadelphia for awhile but this was definitely in the ball park of a legit Cheesesteak and one of the best ive had. Some purists might not say its authentic, but it had the right roll, wit wiz and it was delicious so that works for me. The "Philly" had plenty of meat and wasnt too greasy that would have made it fall apart. Kings is doing a great service to the community by making these available to the triangle so you need to go do your part and eat one right now.

Not my favorite cheese steak and certainly not freshly shaved ribeye, but a nice food truck. When…read morewe questioned the owners about their cheese steak they claimed to be all Philly and more but what we discovered was not all Philly. Sadly the bread of choice was not my favorite amoroso and the whiz was really runny. Now don't get me wrong the sub was still delicious but just not worthy to claim the title authentic. For me to be authentic one must have the right bread, the right thickness of cheese whiz, fresh cut vegetables and the freshly shaved rib eye beef. The problem was none of this was right. Their veggies were canned mushrooms cut peppers and onion. The meat was frozen probably Philly steak or steakums. Finally the sauce was just way off. One could possibly drink the fat off of their sub. Certainly not the best and would only try this again out of desperation.

Good little spot for a delicious cheesesteak. Ordered delivery and food was still hot when arrived…read morevia Uber. Easy ordering through the application that I was able to download quickly via the App Store. Ordered two Philly cheesesteaks and a turkey sub. All were good. Also had some fries which were crispy and tasty. Will definitely go back whenever I get the hankering for a tasty cheesesteak.

A Community Favorite for Over 20 Years!…read more I've been coming to Philly Steak N Subs for over 20 years, and it's hands-down one of the best spots in town. This place is truly a staple in the community - the kind of local gem that keeps people coming back generation after generation. The cheesesteaks and chicken cheese subs are always made fresh, served piping hot, and absolutely delicious every single time. The quality has never wavered over the years, which is rare to find these days. You can tell they take pride in every sandwich they make. The owner is one of the friendliest people you'll meet - I'm always greeted with a warm smile and genuine hospitality. It's that kind of welcoming atmosphere that makes Philly Steak N Subs more than just a restaurant -- it feels like home. If you're looking for great food and even better people, this is the place. Highly recommended!

Good sign, it is Saturday 11:30 and the place is very busy. If you want quality this is the place…read moreto visit. My Roast beef and Swiss cold sub was delicious. The turkey and provolone sub was equally delicious. Got a side of redskin potato salad and was unable to finish. It was fantastic. Looking forward to returning and trying one if the hot subs. Indoor seating is limited. Plenty of outdoor seating. Biggest challenge is finding a parking spit.

I stopped in and got a half size of the turkey & provolone sandwich. It was pretty good, nothing…read morelife changing, but a pretty solid sandwich. It came to about $10 for the half, and at that price point I would have hoped the portion would be a bit bigger. Super friendly staff!

Hot and delicious! Not a ton of meat but enough that my husband and I shared a steak and cheese an…read moreorder of fries and left with enough for my son's after school snack. The lemonade is fire!

It is rare I do an updated review and go down on stars. However, this place gets the nod…read more My first visit was a little off, mainly because the guy at the register was a little confused but the food and presentation was just that good. Over the past 3 weeks, I've noticed a steady decline in service and food quality. Please note I've ordered from here 8-10 times in that span, with dining in 3 times and Door Dashing 5-7 times. I can go back to my receipts but I made this place my go-to. One of the days I walked in to order and the guy flatly told me all subs were toasted when I asked if I could get mine toasted. Seemed a little uncalled for with the tone. The last visit onsite, the presentation from my first time (sub is spread open when served) had gotten worse. The tomatoes were noticeably smaller. My last door dash order from yesterday, I had a blonde hair in my sub. I do not have hair and it wouldn't be blonde, if so. It was mixed in as well. I threw the rest of my sub away. This is actually the second business on this strip I've found hair in my food. I don't complain, I just don't eat there anymore. But the fact I can notice a difference in service and food quality within 3 weeks is INSANE. At this point, I do not recommend this place.

Super good food, very fresh and great to eat outside and enjoy the sunlight. Service was super nice…read moreand they were very quick despite being full. The sandwiches is sooo yummy it has a perfect mix of crunch and savory!

If you're looking for a solid lunch spot in Raleigh or Durham NC, Eastcut Sandwich Bar is actually…read moreworth it I've been a few times now and my go-to order is always the chicken parm + cheesesteak... both are super filling, really flavorful, and not dry at all (which is rare tbh) The chicken parm is crispy, saucy, and just done right, and the cheesesteak is one of those you keep thinking about after. Portions are good, sides are worth it, and it's just an easy, casual spot you can keep in your rotation Perfect for a quick lunch, casual date, or just when you want something that actually hits Raleigh Durham they did their thing with this one

Ordered the "mad mushroom" Philly cheesesteak. It was delicious! The shaved ribeye makes a…read moredifference because you can taste the quality. I will be back to try different menu items. If you are from up North, it is not your typical deli, where you walk in and see different deli meats and options displayed, and different bagels with cream cheese assortments. On the other hand, the options they do have a are great. Definitely recommend!

We stopped in for lunch and had a chicken mushroom cheese steak, a side salad, and a French dip…read morewith fries. The sandwiches and sides were delicious, and truly tasted like authentic Philly sandwiches. It is a great gem of a deli!

This Charleys location is located inside of the food court at triangle Mall. There are several…read moretables and chairs to dine in the food court. The business sells cheesesteaks, fries, wings, etc. The cashier was patient and friendly when taking our order. We got our food in a timely manner. I got an order of lemon pepper wings and fries. My food was served hot and tasted good but some of the wings were a little over seasoned.

They're are servers with their hair coverings on except the young lady with a blonde wig/extensions…read moreshe's the cashier but also walks around food, please have her where a hair covering. I gave a 3 star rating because of the hair not being covered.

A friend suggested that I try Cloos', and what great advice that turned out to be. Cloos' brings…read morethe feel of Northern short-order stands, grills, and diners to the NC State area. I had lunch there on Thursday--and liked it so much that I went back again on Friday. Two days in a row. One word of caution: this is a true short-order grill. Everything is freshly made to order, and they are often very busy. You will not get your food as quickly as you would at a fast-food place like McDonald's or Wendy's. If you are in a big hurry, head west on Western Boulevard to McDonald's, Bojangles, Wendy's, or Cook Out--all places I patronize--but they are not the same type of venue. Cloos' Coney Island is a hot dog and classic American comfort food restaurant that has been operating in Raleigh since 1988, with strong ties to the NC State student community and local residents. According to their own signage and social pages, they proudly market themselves as "An Original Detroit Hot Dog Stand, Est. 1988." The restaurant is decorated like a classic diner or luncheonette. White tile gives a clean, bright feel, paired with black checkerboard accents. The décor is reminiscent of original White Castle, White Diamond, and Waffle House locations. There's even a Sopranos-themed pinball machine. Seating includes a lunch counter with round revolving stools and 1950s-style dinette tables and chairs. On Thursday, I ordered a Coney Dog and French fries. With the exception of the Chicago Dog, their hot dogs are 90 percent beef, with the remainder pork products. The Coney Dog is their specialty, served on a steamed bun with chili, mustard, and onions--try it; you'll love it. The fries are excellent--thin, string-style fries like McDonald's used to make years ago. My friend had the Chicago Dog, a Vienna all-beef frank customized with Carolina flair, adding slaw atop their Coney Dog toppings. They have a soda fountain with Coke products, fresh-squeezed lemonade, and both sweet and unsweet tea. As a fun detail, there's a Coca-Cola CLASSIC sign near the fountain--perfectly fitting for a place established in the late '80s. Because they offer both tea and lemonade, they list Arnold Palmers (sweet or unsweet) on the menu. They also offer bottled water and a selection of domestic and premium bottled beers. On Friday, I went alone, sat at the counter, and ordered the Philly Cheesesteak--listed on their menu as one of their signature items, and now I know why. I chose steak with green peppers and onions and added mushrooms for a small extra charge. I don't care for mustard (a Midwest thing) or mayonnaise (a Southern thing) on my cheesesteaks. When I worked in Philadelphia and ate at Pat's and the street carts, I always had ketchup on the bun. At Cloos', I dipped both my cheesesteak and fries into genuine Heinz ketchup from glass bottles--outstanding. I liked the fries so much the day before that I ordered another small order. Growing up in New Jersey, a root beer with a cheesesteak just felt right--even though I rarely drink soda. Some pairings are simply meant to be. The staff are great--nice, patient, and constantly engaging with customers. There's an ongoing conversation about everything, and you can tell they genuinely enjoy their work, their coworkers, and their customers. If you're expecting service with a deep Southern accent, this might not be the place--but the warmth and authenticity more than make up for it. Needless to say, I plan to go back. Two five-star experiences, back-to-back.

This spot has been open since 1988, and I've been coming, off and on, since the early 90's. This…read morearea, close to part of the NC State campus is home to several venerable hot dog "stands" - Roast Grill (opened in 1940), Char-Grill (opened in 1959), and Snoopy's (opened in 1978). Went to all 4 on this trip! Like the other 3, this spot is showing its age and the service tends to be a bit out of the "fast food" range, but they still put out some solid burgers, hot dogs, and FFs. My favorites are the Chicago Dog, the Carolina Cheeseburger, the Kraut Dog, and their Fries! I also like that you can get a beer.

A sign of a good bbq place is if you can smell the food before you walk in. I could smell the bbq…read morefrom a block or so away. This is the best bbq sandwich that I've eaten in NC. The sauce was amazing and the perfect balance of vinegar and taste. The brisket has the option of fatty, mixed, or no fat. The mix had a lot of fat, I wouldn't order it again. The service was great too, I think our food was ready in less than 5 mins. The food came out before the water lol

The restaurant is located in the Peace St and Glenwood Ave area. This restaurant is located in the…read moreSmoky Hollow district in downtown Raleigh. The ambience is bright and colorful. The ribs were tasteful, and the pickled sides were delicious. I did not enjoy the Mac and cheese, but the French fries were delicious and crunchy. Prices are affordable, and service was average. I recommend this restaurant. Service was average and friendly

This is actually my second review of Frank's, and I felt it was worth coming back to say this: the…read morepizza is still that good. As a native New Yorker, I don't throw praise around when it comes to pizza. Frank's delivers the kind of pizza I grew up eating. Greasy in the right way (not overly greasy, not overly salty), perfectly satisfying, and just flat-out good. The atmosphere also takes me right back. Walking into Frank's feels like stepping into the neighborhood pizzeria around the corner from where I grew up. No frills, no pretending, just that classic, comforting pizzeria vibe that brings back great memories. Two years later, the quality is still there, and that consistency matters. If you're from New York and missing home, or if you're just looking for genuinely good pizza in Raleigh, this is a must-try.

The outside of the Building, in a strip-mall, is quite dated-looking, and the interior matches. But…read moreseveral Triangle area pizza enthusiasts said I had to try Frank's on New Bern Avenue. So I did on a recent Saturday afternoon. I would say these were above-average NY style slices, just what I was looking for. Service was attentive and friendly.