Pat's King of Steaks

Pat's King of Steaks can be found at E Passyunk Ave 1237. The following is offered: Fast Food. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Philadelphia there are 130 other Fast Food. An overview can be found here.

Remember a few key terms, because you won't have a lot of time to order: Want a sandwich with American cheese instead of the default Cheez Whiz? Bark "American" at your server. Want fried onions? Just say "wid."

You couldn't miss it if you tried: Geno's is right across the street. Don't even bother getting involved with the diehards there, or you'll be arguing cheese steaks all night.

Get it wit - cheese and onions.

"Greasy, cheesy goodness" "wit' a side of South Philly attitude" draws the hungry to the 24/7 East Passyunk "inventor of the cheesesteak", where the sandwiches "overflowing with fresh meat" are known "to cure a hangover at 2 AM" and convert "vegetarians"; naysayers knock it as "overhyped", but you can still expect "long lines" and plenty of "tourists expecting abuse" from the "cranky,...

This iconic spot for cheesesteaks in South Philly is allegedly the place where the Philadelphia sandwich was first invented. Neighborhood locals and limousines queue up for the opportunity to eat greasy, shredded fried steak, covered with Cheese Whiz or provolone and fried onions and peppers, and then piled onto an Italian roll. You get no respect from the surly staff --- especially if you are...

In Short
One day in 1930, Italian Market hot dog vendor Pat (King of Steaks) Olivieri got tired of his usual frankfurter lunch. He threw some beef on his grill with onions and put the...

The creator and originator of the Philadelphia cheesesteak