Patrick Stilwell
Google
Last night, my wife and I tried Cheat’s Cheesesteaks for the first time, and overall, it was a great experience! We ordered two large sandwiches, but honestly, one would have been enough to share—my eyes were definitely bigger than my stomach.
There are a few picnic tables outside, but this is just a walk up place. And everything was hot and cooked fresh and pretty fast considering the line, but honestly, the guy who took our order wasn’t overly friendly.
The bread was a standout: soft, flavorful, and sturdy enough to hold all the fillings without falling apart. Speaking of fillings, they were generous with the steak—plenty of it and perfectly cooked. The cheese on the classic sandwich was decent, but next time, we’ll opt for American cheese for a simpler, creamier taste. The onions added great flavor to the original classic, though there were almost too many for my liking.
We also split a large fry, which was more than enough to share. However, I wasn’t impressed with the ketchup—it was an off-brand packet that lacked flavor. The fries themselves were decent, but a bit pricey, and the $2 charge for a small cup of cheese sauce felt steep.
While the sandwiches were fairly priced considering the quality and quantity of ingredients, the overall meal felt a little expensive, partly because we over-ordered. Still, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit and plan to return, with a few adjustments to our order.
To those about to nosh, we salute you!