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    Uncle J’s Low Bridge Station

    4.4 (14 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Cheesesteak
    Johnny N.

    Back again for another round. Not much update, nothing fancy, good grub, good service.

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    Prescilla M.

    Where do I begin, as my family and I were driving from Canada back to the Boston area to fly back home, we decided to have dinner before everything shut down for the night. I jumped on yelp and looked up a place for dinner and LET ME TELL YOU! We came across this GEM! Phenomenal food, everything is fresh, great quality, full of flavor, big portions and freshly made! It was a nice little quiet evening with great food and ambience. The service was by far just as phenomenal as the food! Great service, extremely catering, friendly, welcoming and everything perfectly set. I am not tell you enough about this place, it truly is amazing! If you miss out, don't say I didn't tell you about it! Thank you to everyone at Uncle J's for taking care of us! God Bless!

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    Maestro L.

    This place has great food and great service and a really cool building. There is much memorabilia hanging on the wall. The service was great and the Philly cheesesteak was amazing. The chicken wing and pizza were also cooked perfectly and tasted great.

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    they have the best homemade soups and steak sandwiches of any restaurant around ! Great people's and service !

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    Amazing food , amazing people.... Thursday night wings and strings with live music is a great time!!!

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    . Service is fast and friendly. We have tried breakfast, lunch and dinner.... everything is excellent. They now have liquor license.

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    The service was great and the Philly cheesesteak was amazing.

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