Philly's Famous - Tempe

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  (May 31, 2023, 3:58 pm)

  Just tried the Philly cheesesteak for the 1st time and the reviews we correct!!! This is the best cheesesteak I have ever had!!! AND they have tastykakes!!!

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  (May 6, 2023, 6:16 pm)

  I finally found real Philly/East Coast style cheesesteak. The owner/cook heard me order one and laughed when I order it with ketchup and mayo. He came out and said, " You must be from back east!" Hell yeah, I'm, jersey girl! I have lived in AZ for 15years and never found a decent cheesesteak, until now. Brought me back to the days when I will go downtown after school and order one from the grease trucks on collage Ave. I'm a fan for life even though I have to drive out to Tempe to get some! lol (I wish they were in DTPHX instead)

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  (April 7, 2023, 3:55 pm)

  Look at "the original hoagie shop" right next door if you want this actual establishment and their menu. It took me forever to try to find the menu and just finally came in.

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  (April 3, 2023, 9:04 pm)

  Honestly, their Philly cheesesteaks are soooo good!! Probably the best I’ve had. They also have amazing wedges too! Highly recommend.

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  (May 3, 2020, 8:06 am)

  Great Philly Cheese Steak. Friendly family run business. Meatball, Pastrami, all kinds of Hoagies. Try it. You won't be disappointed and you will return. 👍
  
  p.s. I went back today and had their Italian Hoagie. Half of this sandwich is a meal. So the $10 for a foot-long is a bargain. Two filling meals for $10?! Can't beat that!

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