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Gooey Looie’s Seriously Stuffed Hoagies and Cheesesteaks (Photo Gooey Looie's)
With a name like Gooey Looie’s, the kitchen isn’t going to skimp on meat. The Pennsport deli plumps up its sandwiches with a beyond-generous helping of steak and cheese that demands many napkins—and sometimes utensils. 231 McClellan Street, (215) 334-7668, gooeylooies.com
John’s Roast Pork South Philly (Photo: Visit Philly)
Philadelphia, PA - John’s Roast Pork may not have “cheesesteak” in its name, but this small shack among shopping plazas is frequently named one of the city’s top steak spots. Its secret weapon? A crusty seeded roll. 14 E. Snyder Avenue, (215) 463-1951, johnsroastpork.com
Pat’s King of Steaks - Original Home of The Cheesesteak (Photo: Visit Philly)
Philadelphia, PA - The original home of the cheesesteak, Pat’s King of Steaks has been owned and operated by the Olivieri family for over 87 years and counting. A 24-hour shop, Pat’s shuts down for only 48 hours each year: Thanksgiving and Christmas. 1237 E. Passyunk Avenue, (215) 468-1546, patskingofsteaks.com
Nora’s Taqueria - South Streets Family-Run Mexican Spot (Photo: FaceBook)
Philadelphia's South Street, Nora’s Taqueria – Tacos, burritos, bowls and chicken and rice plates make up the menu at this fast-casual, family-run Mexican spot. Attention to detail and house-made everything ensure that even the simplest orders satisfy. 248 South Street, (267) 819-1557
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