Philly Food Face-Off: Tasting Angelo's Pizzeria's Legendary Cheesesteak & Hoagie!
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2023
- Welcome to Angelo's Pizzeria, located in the heart of Philadelphia! In this exciting Philly Food Face-Off, we take on the ultimate challenge of tasting Angelo's legendary Philly Cheesesteak and Italian Hoagie. Prepare your taste buds for a mouthwatering adventure through the city's culinary delights! Join us as we dive into the authentic flavors of Philly with Angelo's Pizzeria as our backdrop. First up, we sink our teeth into their iconic Philly Cheesesteak. Bite after bite, we savor the tender, thinly sliced steak grilled to perfection, smothered in melted cheese, and nestled in a freshly baked roll. This local favorite is a true representation of the city's food culture. Next on our flavor-filled journey is Angelo's famous Italian Hoagie. Piled high with layers of top-quality deli meats, such as salami, ham, and capicola, this hoagie is a masterpiece. Each bite bursts with the perfect balance of flavors, complemented by the crispness of the freshly baked bread. It's no wonder Angelo's Pizzeria has become a go-to spot for hoagie enthusiasts! From the first mouthful to the last, we can't help but be impressed by the dedication and passion of Angelo's Pizzeria in crafting these culinary gems. The attention to detail and the use of only the finest ingredients ensure an unforgettable taste experience. Beyond the delicious food, Angelo's Pizzeria welcomes you with warmth and hospitality. The inviting ambiance and friendly staff make it a must-visit destination in Philadelphia. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Angelo's will make you feel right at home. Join us at Angelo's Pizzeria as we embark on this gastronomic adventure through Philadelphia's beloved dishes. From the melt-in-your-mouth Philly Cheesesteak to the stacked-high Italian Hoagie, this is a food face-off you won't want to miss!
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OMG you're in my og hometown. I haven't lived there in over 20 years but the cheesesteaks are def the best. You should lmk if you ever need pastry recs there
We loved the food in your hometown. Young and I already decided we're going back specifically for the food! We had a couple of decent pastry experiences, but just about everything we had while there was better than just good.
@@steveandyoung lol YESSS. We always say Philly is way better than people realize. Next time, you lmk and I'll give you some more spots to try
@@Cruisingfoodies I went once before and remembered Jim's Steaks and John's Roast Pork. Jim's is undergoing renovation right now after a fire, but there were so many other great places that I didn't miss it.
@@steveandyoung Yes, we used to go to Jim's as well. Termini Bros Cannoli are the best and we love Varallo Bros too. My friends own Pesto Restaurant.
@@Cruisingfoodies I thought about it, but did not get the Termini Bros Cannoli, and did not try Pesto. Next trip!
Definitely as good a cheesesteak as you can get anywhere. Their rolls are tops.
Sharp provolone is the best thing going…. Mild provolone doesn’t do much for me. Whiz doesn’t go back anywhere near as far as the origin of the cheesesteak. That came later and it was simply a way to slap them out for the tourists and drunks.
I hope you had a chance to try a good roast pork while you were in Philly, that’s arguably an even better sandwich. John’s Roast Pork is great. Ricci’s, not far from where you were also has good hoagies. I love exploring South Philly, regards.
We went to John's Roast Pork, which might have been my favorite sandwich on the trip. Also good was Nick's Roast Beef. But Angelo's made a fantastic cheesesteak. My first cheesesteak ever was at Jim's, but they were closed and rebuilding due to the fire.
@@steveandyoung it’s going to be awhile before they finish the work of rebuilding from the looks of it. Quite a fire. I look forward to their return.
@@waterfordrs22 Me, too. First love is always the most memorable. 😉
Both of the sandwiches look amazing. Thanks for sharing another must visit restaurant. Polite staff is a bonus for sure. Nice work Steve and Young!!
Both were excellent! Jim's Steaks used to be my favorite cheesesteak in Philadelphia, but this was much better.
You have a unique hairstyle, what do you call it?
I call it: "My hairdresser was in Dusseldorf for two weeks before this trip, and so I could not get a haircut until after I got back."