This is a bomb Michelin rated spot. The cheesesteaks are packed with meat, cheese, onions and…read morepeppers. Great hearty sandwich and great rolls. Stand by the vent in front of the pick up window to smell all the steak goodness. The crew there is friendly and chill.

This place is well known for a reason - damn good Philly cheesesteak. Not much else to say really…read more It's cash only! tldr 5/5 food 5/5 service 5/5 vibes - they have some outdoor seating but we took ours to go

The Wagu cheesesteak is unbelievable!!!! grateful great service highly recommend everyone to stop…read moreby Shay's when they visit Philly!

There is simply NOT enough wonderful things I can say about Scott, his team, and their incredible…read morefood! I could say I was left speechless with his infectious smile and conversation, but truthfully I was simply too busy keeping my mouth full with all things delicious! I couldn't just stop with one sandwich, it was so tasty and fresh, that i sampled a second and then the prime rib quesadillas. The love and detail put into their food is a testament to their success and makes Shay's truly a "must not miss" destination. I witnessed every customer treated with a familiar warmness and individualized attention that made my evening one of the best ever in beautilful Philadelphia. Thank you, Shay's, for a fantastic evening! Good luck in your expansion-Vegas here we come!

I honestly can't say enough good things about Cleavers…read more I accidentally left my bag here--with everything in it, including my ID--and we had a flight out the next day. I didn't even realize it right away, but somehow the team tracked me down at my hotel (!!). I was able to come back a couple hours later and everything was exactly as I left it. A huge thank you to Zktlko (I hope I'm spelling that right) who went out of his way to make sure I got it back. That level of care is rare and meant so much in a stressful moment. And on top of that--the food is incredible. We had the hoagies, and they were hands down the best cheesesteaks we tried in the city. Amazing people, amazing food. Grateful we stopped here.

When in Philly, I had to get a Philly Cheesesteak! Looking for restaurants near the Hilton Motto…read morewhere I was staying, I saw that Cleavers was only a few blocks away from my hotel! I ended up coming back here twice because the food was just so good! It was a chilly evening both nights. When I walked inside the restaurant, the team had greeted me and asked if it was my first time, which it was! You could order at the Kiosks inside the restaurant, or at the front register. There wasn't anyone ahead of me so I ended up looking over the menu first before ordering. Cleavers offers cheesesteaks, beef, chicken, or veggie. You can also get it in a roll, wrap or bowl. Some of their sandwiches include the following Papa's Favorite Steak The Cleaver Effin Hot Steak Zinger Steak Chicken Cheesesteak Hoagie BBQ Chicken Chicken Parm and so much more! If you're looking for alternatives to the sandwiches, Cleavers does offer salads, Fries, egg rolls, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, onion rings, desserts and other options! I ended up getting the Cheesesteak Hoagie both nights, but tried different cheeses out. The first night I had the cheese whiz and the second evening I had the Cooper American cheese. I only had the steak and cheese on the seeded roll. I didn't wait long for my to go order, about 10 minutes. The walk back to the hotel was about 5 minutes, but the team at Cleavers wrapped my cheesesteak perfectly! It was still warm by the time I got back to the hotel. There is seating inside the restaurant though on the second level! Cleavers has my favorite cheesesteak. I enjoyed both the cheese whiz and the Cooper American cheese. The steak used was juicy and tender. The sandwich was huge! The Philly cheesesteak restaurants I go to in Vegas don't have seeded rolls, and you can tell the difference! The flavor was just so amazing! If you're local to Philly and craving cheesesteaks, I highly recommend going to Cleavers! The team members are great at the restaurant and the cheesesteaks were amazing!

What is there to say other than this is the best cheesesteak in the city. Maybe the country!…read more Truly a destination food spot. I'd travel from out of state to come here. Walk up and get in line to order, took maybe 2-3 minutes in that line. Cash only, order took exactly 20 minutes like they said and just like that you have your food. Quick and easy. Was around $40 for the two but it was worth it. Pizza was extremely thin and crispy, same bite as the bread from the cheesesteak. The perfect bite: not too hard, not soggy, great chew and the flavor of a sourdough. Amazing. Sauce on the pizza is fantastic. The cooper sharp on the cheesesteak is perfect and there is a TON of meat on the sandwich.

Maybe I don't have a good basis, but this was the best cheesesteak I've ever had personally. The…read morebeef is high quality, the cooper sharp cheese is nice and melty, and the bread is fresh and crispy. Service was very quick for how long the line was. Would love to come back and try their pizza. 4.8/5

Our first stop in Philadelphia. A coworker who lives in Philly recommended Sonnys as one of the top…read moreoptions outside of Ginos and Pats. We got one with cheez whiz and one with provolone. While the whiz is the classic version, we thought it was a tad too salty. The provolone was much better in my opinion. Each sandwich were around $17. I'm no expert on Philly sandwiches but they were pretty good.

Was in Philly for a work training and a friend and I wanted to get out for some lunch. Since we…read morewere walking, and since we wanted a cheesesteak, Sonny's was our choice. There was a bit of a line when we got there, but not bad, maybe. 5 minute wait to order. We both ordered a cheesesteak with provolone, but I also got onions and mushrooms (at least I think I had mushrooms). Food came out quick and hot and delicious! Great Philly 'feel' here and we sat at the counter against the wall. I've eaten a lot of cheesesteaks in Philly and this one was pretty good. I'd definitely come back if I was in the area.

OMG! This sandwich is last meal worthy! The pork is nice and lean, shaved thin. It's topped with…read morespinach (instead of the traditional broccoli rabe, which is genius, as it is not as bitter so you can enjoy each of the layered flavors) and melty, creamy, pungent provolone. The seeded roll has a lovely tender chew, thanks in part to the generous douse of au jus which is what makes each bite slay. I kept thinking the flavor reminded me of my grandmother's escarole soup, if soup were a sandwich. They are available on Gold Belly -- I've ordered it for my stepdad's 80th, sending him love from South Philly. Comfort food at its finest!

So so good, probably the better roast pork/cheesesteak spot in the city. They've got quite the crew…read morethere getting orders in and out fast. There's less of that intimidation factor here when ordering compared to the deal at Pat's and Geno's. This is always the spot I send out of towners for a cheesesteak, less crowded, better vibes and for me, better food. A few tables outside and easy for pickup.

Best cheesesteak in Philly! Fresh sliced Ribeye and fresh mushrooms! Classic Philly atmosphere.read more

The menu is very limited, and if you are not in the mood for fried food, go somewhere else!…read more I was happily surprised by how good the chicken was here, thinly pounded, very flavorful, and crispy. The customer service was also really great here, especially for a fast casual spot.

This is definitely a nice restaurant right off the highway and yes it's vary busy but the wait here…read moreis not too bad. The customer service was good and the steak and chicken sandwiches are delicious. Sometimes the good cheesesteak spots in Philly are the ones that don't mention much but definitely a nice spot to check out.

IGNORE ANY REVIEW THAT IS BEFORE 2022, those are from the original shop, not this one…read more Don't be fooled (like I was) This is not a variation on Tony Lukes... The name confused me to begin with and I should have gone with my gut and saved it from this assault of fatty glob. I used to come here and bring visitors to Philadelphia for a taste of a great Philly cheesesteak on the way to the airport. Won't make that mistake again. Meat was overcooked, not juicy at all. Lots of fat and grizzle, almost inedible. If I wasn't in Philly (and you know how it can get) I would have asked for my money back instead of tossing half in the trash. Save you tastebuds and go anywhere (seriously anywhere in philly) and you can get a much better sandwich. Nicks roast pork makes a better cheesesteak and its only up the street near 10th (8 blocks)

Their cheesesteak is one of the best in Pennsylvania! The…read moreroll and meat and cooper sharp cheese was amazing! 10 stars. Seeded rolls!! Would give it 10 stars!!

Visiting my daughter from CA we decided to check out Verona Pizza for their Cheesesteak Sandwiches…read more- and we were NOT disappointed! Huge portions of meat on a sesame bun and prepared to our liking (no onions). Sandwich was so big we only ate 1/2 on site and finished the rest later. The pizza looked good also, but we were hungry for cheesesteak! Nice drink selection and adequate seating; might have wanted some chips but they were not offered. While dining in we were impressed with how quickly the staff cleared and cleaned the tables when customers finished. But the 4 star review was due to my visit to the restroom. I was so shocked at the condition and lack of cleanliness. This may sound strange but what really grossed me out was the inside of the restroom door itself - it was filthy and didn't look like it had been wiped down in quite a while, the light switch needed a wipe down too and the sink needed a good scrubbing. Such a strange thing but still bothers me to this day (6 days later).

There's a Reason It's a Landmark - so good, even reheated six hours later!…read more - - - - - - - - November, 2025 Visit We were in town for a family baby shower and decided to enjoy some Philly steak and cheese for a late breakfast / early lunch. Good call. I wanted to compare both establishments at the x-shaped intersection of 9th & Passyunk. I ordered a Philly with Swiss and mushrooms - it was really really good. Due to the cool morning and other factors we left before finishing the sandwich... after a quick day of sightseeing we were visiting family for dinner and I popped the Pat's into the oven for 10 minutes and it was GREAT for dinner... we cut it into pieces and shared - fantastic!! Both are really good, and I will nod my cap to Pat's, who is also the original location. Pat's is open 24x7 and has picnic tables on the sidewalk (none inside); there is no onsite restroom. Good food; Thanks, Pat's! ----- ----- -----

I love me some Max's. Decided to try the tourist trap cheese steaks and the consensus online that…read moreif forced to choose people seemed to like Pat's better than Geno's. Got mine on a seeded roll with Cooper Sharp. It was ready in about 30 seconds so the meat wasn't exactly warm - the Cooper Sharp was the best part. If it was actually hot it would have been better. I'll stick to heading north on the Broad Street line when I get to Philly for my cheese steak fix.