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08-27-2007, 05:43 PM
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Trio Cold Cuts, in Woodlyn, PA, MacDade Bvd., just off Fairview Rd, is a small Italian grocery. They also offer, not one Italian hoagie, but nine different kinds of Italian hoagies. Highly recommended. If you like extra-sharp prov, you wanna go there.
Another place is in a strip mall across Swede Rd. from a Jiffy-Lube-type place on Germantown Pike, W. Norriton. Forgot name, but their Italian hoagies are 1st-class. Real Italian cold-cuts used.
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08-27-2007, 06:29 PM
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South Philly: Geno's - Whiz without
Kensington: 4 Sons - Pizza Steak
Hoagies: Fishtown / Port Richmond: Slacks
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09-11-2007, 02:53 PM
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West Oak Lane has those steaks!!!
Paganos on Ogontz Ave in West Oak Lane or Explorer's Den beside LaSalle Univ. Both of those places give you about a pound of meat. In my 31 years, I can honestly say that I never eat cheesteaks from anywhere but those two. Well, I had to try both Pat's and Geno's once and those things are horrible.
I'm a NW Philly boy, so I was spolied growing up on those 1 pound cheesteaks. Anything that weighs any less just seems like a waist of money to me. I'll admit, the meat may not be the best quality, but I'm a quantity over quality type of dude when it comes to food. That's the problem with being cheap!
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09-13-2007, 07:40 PM
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PRIMOS - 15th Ritner or pretty much everywhere now ( PrimoHoagies "Its Not Just a Hoagie. . . It's a Primo!
PAts & Genos both suck. It taste liek rubber on a roll.
They use to be good before I was born I heard but now, For a steak to be ready in 2 minutes from your order??? Its all the hype now a days
Go to jims steak on south st. Decent quality and more seats to sit down on.
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09-15-2007, 09:34 PM
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SLACK'S HOAGIE SHACK!
I don't even like hoagies...unless, of course, they are from Slack's!
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09-16-2007, 12:26 PM
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Hoagie's pluse at G and Tioga [ 1lb and half of meat]
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04-28-2008, 10:04 AM
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food hunter
"best sandwich in philly" by food hunter ( 1 review)
April 28, 2008 - I tasted them all ,from south philly to the northeast, and the best sandwich in philly is DeNofa deli on torresdale and tyson. Every thing there is home made. From the homemade sausage to the roasted peppers. they even have tomato pie just like my mom used to make. And the homemade desserts are out of this world. 
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04-29-2008, 10:48 PM
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Jim's on South Street is probably my favorite, but D'allesandros (so much meat) and Spataro's are great also. I like Geno's and Pat's but there are definitely better spots.
Shank & Evelyn's have my favorite hoagies, and Dinic's makes a great roast pork sandwich.
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04-30-2008, 08:31 AM
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i gotta plug jims.
i live 4 blocks away from it and take all my out of town friends. they're hooked.
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11-25-2008, 06:23 PM
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Best hogie and cheesesteak como shops
Diffentely most places in Delaware county will give you either a good hoagie or they make a great cheesesteak take your pick. Couple of places is Phil&Jims in parkside and Leo's in Sharon Hill and others in Ridley Park and Prosepct Park, Media. How about the cheesesteaks at Citizens Bank Park. Poor people from out of town think this is a good cheesesteak. Try the Burbs you can't hardly miss. I grown up on Pats and Geno's; not dishing them they are good also.
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