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Outta Here Cheesesteaks

3.8 (13 reviews)

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Denise L.

It's so hard not to indulge at baseball games, even with the steep prices. While walking around, we were mesmerized by the smell of these cheesesteaks. Debated between the clam chowder bowl, but the smell was intoxicating, and we just had to get one. At $9.50-$9.75 a cheesesteak, they're not super cheap, but it's ball park food, what do you expect? It's actually a bit small, but the bread is delicious, and the hot peppers (you can choose sweet peppers too), seasoned beef or chicken, cheez wiz, and onions, yum yum yum! Although it was a bit on the saltier side, it was pretty fantastic. Definitley hit the spot!

Bill H.

This is serious ball-park food - filling, delicious, hearty and memorable. Large soft bun, slathered with Whiz, heaps of grilled angus beef & onions and topped with either sweet or hot peppers ($11). We also tried the "Loaded Sandwich" which is basically the "Loaded Cheesteak" with an italian sausage added ($12.50). These REQUIRE you get a knife and fork to eat them. This will be quite "memorable" if you try to eat this like a sandwich.

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William B.

Many times I have eaten the Philly Cheese at the Great Steak And Potato at Stonestown... When I went to the SF Giants Game on saturday which was Bruce Bochy's Bobble Head Day... Which was a very good game in which the giants won by beating the San Diego Padres in extra innings by a score of 3 to 2 thanks to Buster Posey and Juan Uribe... And now for my yelp review of the cheesesteak after getting Bruce Bochy's bobble head I have decided in wanting to eat the cheesesteak... I have eaten the Hot Dogs, Polish Kiebasa Sausage Dogs, to many times so it was time for me to eat the cheesesteak and so I did after eating it for the first time at AT&T Park and it tasted so goooooooooood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Jo A.

My absolute favorite spot at the Giants game. It's an absolute must! So delish! Wish they opened up a spot outside the ball park. The cheesesteak melts in your mouth.

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Mack T.

NorCal Veggiesteaks are yummy and messy, plus made fresh one of the best treats to be found at AT&T park. Be warned it cost 9.50 a pop.

Jamal was the man! Great service And a delicious cheezesteak! We were lucky enough to get the last one!!

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Fake cheese and very messy to eat in your seat. Bun is soft a squishy. Yuck! Couldn't finish it. Wast of money.

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