Oregon in South Philly is good, too. But I prefer Jim's. Too many tourists at the other places.
Fun fact: there's a cheesteak place in St. Cloud, FL started by a guy who grew up across the street from Pat's. Best cheesteaks I've had outside of Philly. There's a new owner but he kept everything the same. The only difference is they can't get Amoroso's to ship so they have their rolls flown in from New York every morning.
IKR, now I'm hungry.
Ford did used to own Volvo so Evan isn't far off, deliberately or not.
in what way? Looks delish to me.
How 'bout a 737?https://s-media-cache-ak0.p...
I remember when an ounce of shitty Mexican was $15. Unfortunately, $15 was a lot of money then.
But is it as easy to drive around in as Pittsburgh?
Until I see the Craigslist stats, I'm going to say that Cleveland won.
Driving to Ohio from Nashville, we hit five of those Evan-described downpours before we got out of Tennessee.
Rained like hell in Austin. I guess God finally decided to respond to Rick Perry's rain dance.
Nay. Ick.
Provolone.
Oregon in South Philly is good, too. But I prefer Jim's. Too many tourists at the other places.
Fun fact: there's a cheesteak place in St. Cloud, FL started by a guy who grew up across the street from Pat's. Best cheesteaks I've had outside of Philly. There's a new owner but he kept everything the same. The only difference is they can't get Amoroso's to ship so they have their rolls flown in from New York every morning.
In Philly it's Center City, never "downtown".
For an authentic Philly adventure try 8th and Butler or 2nd and Diamond.
(Please don't do that)
Yes!
Authentic Philadelphia gross.
No sticks or seeds that you don't needAcapulco Gold is*ssssssssssssssssss*Badass weed!