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Old 03-12-2008, 01:42 PM
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Best Cheesesteaks in Philly area IMO

I just found out they have a website and thought I'd let everyone know about it. If you're in the area, this place has the best cheesesteaks I've eaten anywhere. It's rumored that Bill Cosby and many Sports Celebrities have their cheesesteaks FedEx'ed to them from this restaurant.
http://www.mamaspizzeria.com/

I think Tony Luke's is second best, but they have the best breakfast sandwiches anywhere.

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Old 03-12-2008, 01:51 PM
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I just found out they have a website and thought I'd let everyone know about it. If you're in the area, this place has the best cheesesteaks I've eaten anywhere. It's rumored that Bill Cosby and many Sports Celebrities have their cheesesteaks FedEx'ed to them from this restaurant.
http://www.mamaspizzeria.com/

I think Tony Luke's is second best, but they have the best breakfast sandwiches anywhere.
Hmmm, I'll have to try it - never been there before. I agree though...I like straying from the Pat's/Geno's routine....but they are closer to the stadiums.

Maybe a potential for the PA GTG? Hit up some of the north side junkyards too? I know where Bala is....but where is New Ringold?
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Old 03-12-2008, 01:58 PM
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Nevermind, just got off my lazy a$$ and googled it. I was thinking New Ringgold was closer to Philly? That's pretty far north of you.

That's quite a haul to potentiall strike out on MB parts. Maybe that Shorty's in KOP?

Hmmm....I dig it. Cheese steaks and junkyarding at a GTG.
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Old 03-12-2008, 02:06 PM
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Nevermind, just got off my lazy a$$ and googled it. I was thinking New Ringgold was closer to Philly? That's pretty far north of you.

That's quite a haul to potentiall strike out on MB parts. Maybe that Shorty's in KOP?

Hmmm....I dig it. Cheese steaks and junkyarding at a GTG.
I know, 76 miles north. Not worth a trip to a junk yard for a wagon with a blue interior.

Mama's uses a three cheese blend and about 3 lbs. of steak. It's good for 2 heavy meals. I'm always happy to get one, if hitting a junkyard is included , even better. Bearoff automotive is near there too.
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PBS did a sandwhich special and featured both Pat's and Geno's as being the best in that area.
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I was in Philly several years ago with the family and we had to make a cheesesteak stop. Of couse my wife being a fervent UConn women's basketball fan there was no way we were going to go to Pat's (where the TN fans went) over Geno's even there is no connection other than sharing the first name of a rival's basketball coach. For what it was I thought they were pretty tasty.

I had one in some Irish bar in the train station over the summer and it was real good, thin sliced steak (as opposed to shaved) with provalone, hot cherry peppers and toasted.
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Old 03-12-2008, 02:22 PM
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I was in Philly several years ago with the family and we had to make a cheesesteak stop. Of couse my wife being a fervent UConn women's basketball fan there was no way we were going to go to Pat's (where the TN fans went) over Geno's even there is no connection other than sharing the first name of a rival's basketball coach. For what it was I thought they were pretty tasty.

I had one in some Irish bar in the train station over the summer and it was real good, thin sliced steak (as opposed to shaved) with provalone, hot cherry peppers and toasted.
I think we need to resurrect the sandwhich thread.
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PBS did a sandwhich special and featured both Pat's and Geno's as being the best in that area.
Personally, I think Pat's and Geno's are all about the center city experience. The steaks aren't that great. The rolls are good, but they aren't the only ones that use the good rolls. I am disgusted by the "Whiz Steak". I prefer real cheese. The last time I ate a steak from either of those places I was disappointed in the amount of meat they used for the cost of the sandwich.
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I saw the show on PBS, too. When I saw how they made them, I was determined I'd never EAT one of them. I aready have plenty of other bad eating habits . . .
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If you are in East Lansing go to Lansings Best Steakhouse not far from the Breslin center and have a cheese steak, its better than the ones in Philly.

I'm going into hiding now.
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Personally, I think Pat's and Geno's are all about the center city experience. The steaks aren't that great. The rolls are good, but they aren't the only ones that use the good rolls. I am disgusted by the "Whiz Steak". I prefer real cheese. The last time I ate a steak from either of those places I was disappointed in the amount of meat they used for the cost of the sandwich.
I'm all for processed cheese food, but I tend to agree. It was one of those Philly tourist things we just had to do, though. I wish I could remember the name of the place in the 30th Street Station but it escapes me. It was a real good sammich. They had a bunch of wild game dishes on the menu as well. It was surprising to me. Or maybe we just caught them on a good day.
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Chuck Norris once ate 15 cheese steaks at one sitting. He unclogged his arteries himself. He just told them to open.

I have no qualms with your claim Howie....I don't get into the territorial pissings too often. We do make the best shoo-fly pie though.
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Chuck Norris once ate 15 cheese steaks at one sitting. He unclogged his arteries himself. He just told them to open.

I have no qualms with your claim Howie....I don't get into the territorial pissings too often. We do make the best shoo-fly pie though.
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Chuck Norris once ate 15 cheese steaks at one sitting. He unclogged his arteries himself. He just told them to open.
I read a bunch of Chuck Norris feats. They all seemed to have been copied off Tedy Bruschi feats. (A Buffalo Bills forum had a hysterical thread, with some expected uncouth posts, on Tedy Bruschi after he came back after his stroke.)
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I read a bunch of Chuck Norris feats. They all seemed to have been copied off Tedy Bruschi feats. (A Buffalo Bills forum had a hysterical thread, with some expected uncouth posts, on Tedy Bruschi after he came back after his stroke.)
Chuck Norris has MORE than TWO feats?! Wow, That guy is amaaaaaazing!

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