Philly G Steaks - The Works

OMG! I was not expecting this philly to be so freaaaaaaking great! Philly steak with provolone, the perfect amount of jalapeños and banana peppers, it was juicy, cheesy and I dont know how but the bun was soft and toasted at the same time. Philly G Steaks' wife gave an excellent suggestion for washing this all down with the frozen cocktail "painkiller" from the Center Bar and she was absolutely correct in her suggestion. It was great. Although, not pictured b/c it was already consumed, the frozen Margherita sangria from Taqueria La Luz will get you there within minutes and it tastes great. Belén de La Cruz had the best cheesy beef empanada's in Atlanta. We will be returning soon.

I went into food works and chose to eat here especially when I heard it was black owned. The salmon Philly jawn was good. Wish it came with fries instead of chips. The gentleman at the register wasn’t inviting mugging while I order don’t go looking for great customer service but the food was decent.

Philly G Steaks was absolutely amazing! I would 100% recommend it to everyone. The flavors are incredible, and the experience is top-notch. The only thing I’d love to see is an addition to the menu, maybe some fries or Philly egg rolls to complement the main dishes. Definitely a must-try!

I visited this black owned establishment on Monday, September 12, 2022. It is located in the Municipal Market on Auburn Avenue. They do have parking right behind the Municipal Market. They do have set rates for specific time frames based on how long you will be parked. I entered the Municipal Market and it was clean, historic, and well-maintained. It has a variety of shops including: meat markets, a grocery store, a coffee shop, and various other types of cuisine eateries. The other types of cuisine include: Vietnamese, South African pies, Mexican, and Soul Food. I decided to try the Philly G Steak cheesesteak food stall. I have tried the location at the Chattahoochee Food Works. Once I got to the counter, there was a very nice lady who took my order. The Philly cheesesteak stall here was clean, modern, and bright. They also have a 100 A health score, which is excellent. Especially since this location has been open much longer than the Chattahoochee Food Works location. I also saw the owner come in with food supplies. I have seen the owner several times as well at the other location. I love that the owner is very hands on and directly involved with the day to day business of running two locations. I ordered a Philly cheesesteak with all of the fixings including: Onions, Provolone cheese, and Bell peppers. The meal also comes with your choice of chips and a drink. I chose Doritos and a Sprite. They also have slices of cake for sale. The cake looked really fresh and delicious. I decided to purchase a slice of cake for $4. It appeared to be yellow cake with white icing and gold edible ornaments on top. It didn’t take long for my order to come out and when I received my order, I sat in one of the various dining areas to enjoy my meal. Just like at the other location, the meal was quite tasty. The Philly cheesesteak was delicious, savory, and well seasoned. The sandwich had an ample amount of meat that complemented it so well with the melted cheese, peppers, and seasonings. This Philly cheesesteak stand is just as great as the newer location. I also like that their combination meals do include chips and a drink, so you don’t have to pay extra for that. They also give you a great size sandwich, which if you’re not that hungry is enough for two people. Because I was quite hungry this day, I had no issue putting away this whole sandwich by myself. I love that between the two locations there is steady consistency. This consistency is in the quality of food ingredients and taste of the food. At the other location, they do sell Philly water ice. I don’t believe they sell the water ice at the Auburn Avenue location. I did taste the cake that I purchased and it was moist with a sponge like consistency. It wasn’t my most favorite cake that I’ve had, but it was just decent. The icing was soft and not overly sweet. Also the gold ornaments on top of the icing were edible, because I did taste them. I wouldn’t not recommend the cake. I would definitely say if you don’t like very spongy cake, then don’t purchase it. I’m used to yellow cake being more concise and less spongy. I didn’t particularly care for the consistency. However, Philly G steaks does not make this cake. They have a lady bring cakes and they sell them on her behalf. I did not take a star off, because this is not a direct product that they make although they sell it. I think it’s quite smart for Philly G to come down to Atlanta and have Philly cheesesteak businesses. There’s not a huge market for it in the metro Atlanta area. Keep in mind that you can validate your parking ticket when you’re done at the Municipal Market. You do get an hour of free parking. I didn’t have to pay for parking because I stayed less than an hour. If you do stay longer than an hour, you just have to pay the difference after your free hour of parking. They have the best Philly cheesesteaks! Not only does each location have great reviews, but also great health scores. I would highly recommend everyone in Atlanta try Philly G steaks. Whether it be at the Howell Mill or the Auburn Avenue location.

Decided to try this spot while at The Works. The Philly cheesesteak was hot, well seasoned, and very tasty!!! Would definitely recommend! They do not sell fries, it came with chips. Purchased fries at another vendor.

Besides the cashiers dismissive attitude my “salmon jawn “ was absolutely delicious I cant Wait to get It again . It’s huge by the way definitely could be shared

Hands down, this is the best cheesesteak outside of South Philly. Big Dave's comes close, but falls short due to Philly G's adding some seasoning to the finely chopped ribeye. My go to is the beef cheesesteak with provolone, onions and mushrooms. Anything more would just mask the amazing flavor. The crew at the Chattahoochee Food Works location is always friendly, and I have yet to have a bad experience. If you've ever lived in Philly and you're craving an authentic cheesesteak, Philly G's is the standard by which all others should be judged. Oh yeah, don't forget the mango cherry water ice for dessert.

This place is located inside the Works Food Hall which had 15 minute parking right outside the door. The guy said that it would take about 20 minutes. I walked around the place; it was a busy happening mixed atmosphere, and I really liked the Vibe. DJ playing great tunes - very festive. All different types of food available. The sandwich was pretty skinny and does not resemble the pictures depicted all over Atlanta where the meat is spilling over the bread; this is not like that, but the sandwich was hot, tasty and flavorful. It was a bit chewy, not sure if it was the bread, or the provolone cheese. However, I had a pretty nice drive and was able to eat it on the run with little to no mess. The sandwich is about 18.99 plus tax which includes onions, peppers, mushrooms and mayo. I declined the mayo. Over all it was just ok.