I'm disappointed in the vegan cheese steaks we ordered. The cheese was thrown on top and no where…read morenear melted. There was really no vegan faux meat. I wanted to rave about this place I seen another review on how great it would be..I give kudos for offering vegan options, but what you served us was really not good. My friend ordered a regular cheesesteak and he did say he liked his. I will not be going back sadly

This was the only place that was open super late near my AirBnB and since I love Philly…read moreCheesesteaks, I had to see what's up! It took a while to get my order, but it seemed as if they hired a new worker and were showing him he ropes on how to properly make a good cheesesteak sandwich. The person teaching seemed like he had a passion for the craft of assembling and making the sandwich. But needless to say, he did, because it was pretty fire in my opinion. The beef was delicious! Very well seasoned and accompanied by the onions and swiss cheese, the sandwich was to die for! The peppers worked extremely well, and the roll that they used was super soft and toasted as well. The presentation of the sandwich was simple, but you're able to peer directly in and see all the ingredients inside the sandwich. Beef was tender and each bite was a melty, cheesy, burst of flavor in my mouth.

This place is a solid 4 stars!!! I called ahead of time and the sweet lady gave me the run down on…read morethe steak sandwiches they had. I got the 8 inch one with mushrooms,green peppers and onions and provolone cheese. It's was piping hot and delicious. I had been craving one of these for a while. If you have not had one I would try one. The total with a med Dr. Pepper fountain drink cam to like $20.00

Looked nice & clean when walked in. Friendly cashier. We ordered a Pastrami & a cheesesteak, Bith…read morewere overly salty. The pastrami was so over cooked you couldn't taste the meat, only salt. This place was recommended by a friend. Since we were in the Portland area on our way home to Seattle we went miles out of our way to try it. DON'T. Also, could someone please take s as brush to the toilets..ewww

Little whole in the wall spot with 5 cart options to choose from came here a few times now and keep…read morecoming back because the Philly cheese steak and fries are very yummy and ordering was simple the person working is respectful and accommodating very easy and great experience thank again for dinner tonight it hit the spot

They got my order wrong and all the food we got was subpar at best. Everything tasted like it came…read morefrozen from Costco. None of us finished our sandwiches because the bread was stale and too tough to eat.

Excellent Philly cheese steak (beef). Good enough portion size with fries. Try this up for sure …read more Note:- They prefer cash

I was super excited to try the new Food cart located on Powell Boulevard by the new John's…read moremarketplace. I absolutely love a good Philly cheesesteak sandwich and when I saw this cart I knew I had to try it. So I ordered up the original Philly cheesesteak sandwich that comes with crinkle cut fries. Who doesn't like crinkle cut fries? :-) They gave me a light up/vibrate device so when my order was ready it would go off. It took approximately 10 minutes and my order was ready. I was absolutely amazed at how large the sandwich was an even the fries were a good portion. They included catsup and some sort of thousand Island dressing on the side as well. It was piping hot so I had to wait a bit. First bite of that sandwich put me in a bit of shock... What is this taste that's a bit overpowering and it doesn't taste nothing like a "Original" Philly Cheesesteak. I am not a person who likes curry or nutmeg But my Philly cheesesteak had one or both of them on it. What?? Who does that? I took a second bite to confirm... Yuck! And the roll had some sweetness to it. If I wouldn't of got it to go I would've went back and got a refund but I didn't have time. If you are going to use some odd spice on a Philly cheesesteak sandwich you better put it in your menu so people know and aren't shocked when they bite into it If you are going to use some odd spice on a Philly cheesesteak sandwich you better put it in your menu so people know and aren't shocked when they bite into it. I won't do it again. There are plenty of good Philly cheesesteak places around town so you may want to think about your spices. If you happen to like those spices and a sweeter roll you may want to try out this place it was a very good portion and the people were nice.

One of the best, worth the drive. The gentleman who helped…read moreme order was courteous and helpful. The order was prompt, and very hot. The Philly was large, and delicious! Yes, it's like a neighborhood Cafe, but perfect.

Not surprised this place closed. I went a couple months ago and the owner refused to add Buffalo to…read moremy sandwich because he didn't agree with it. Owner made me feel stupid after clarifying. His response was "Buffalo goes on the chicken not the normal Philly so I'll put it on the side" Jersey Mikes is cheaper and better. It's sad that's the bar when the name of the place is based off cheesesteaks.

Atmosphere: Food truck pod…read more Food: I was very excited when I got the cheesesteak. It was piping hot and I had high hopes, especially with Whiz. The whiz was done right and was nice and thin as opposed to being too thick like some places do it. I appreciated the idea behind putting multiple cheese types in here, but I think it probably would have been better with just whiz. Unfortunately, my biggest gripe with this sandwich was that the meat used was pretty clearly chopped up burger meat as opposed to the typical shaved steak that you would typically encounter in a cheesesteak. While I hoped that this wouldn't make too much of a difference and would still be an enjoyable sandwich, I just couldn't overlook it as I ate the sandwich. Price: $17 for a cheesesteak (as of June 12, 2025). Reubens were $19. Prices are a bit high in my opinion Service: Excellent service. Very friendly and accommodating Parking: Street parking. Parking in the area can be a little tight but you can find something if you don't mind walking a couple blocks

Okay let's get it simple. Chopped cheese (an east coast delicacy), has made its way to Portland…read more Then there was a good old fashion Ruben. The Ruben was just okay. I kept my pants on for that one. The chopped cheese though? That blew my face off. One of the best things you can get on a hoagie this side of the Mississippi. Get that. Go home and eat it. Go to sleep. Wake up, and go back and get it again. Elite stuff. The rest of the menu looked pretty sexy too. (4.7 Stars)

The best Philly cheese steaks around! I won't go anywhere else. The workers are great, always nice…read moreand accommodating. Cool little shop there is seating indoor and outside. I 10/10 recommend!

Good cheesesteaks, bad fries. When you pretty much only do two things, they both need to be good,…read moreand subpar battered food service fries just don't cut it. I don't mind food service fries, but the battered ones are the worst. The ($4.50 small) fries I picked up today were largely stuck together, craptastic stomach filler. The cheesesteaks was decent, but those should be difficult to mess up, since most steak sellers use the same one or two suppliers and methods.