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Jim's Steaks
Jim's Steaks Review
You'll know you're nearing Jim's when the scent of frying onions overwhelms your senses—or when you see people lined up around the corner. Big, juicy, drippy sandwiches of Philly steaks—shaved beef piled high on long crusty rolls—come off the grill with amazing speed when the counter workers hit their stride; but be aware that no matter how hard you beg, they will not toast the rolls. Yell "wit' wiz" (meaning: "with Cheese Whiz, please") for major cred and extra authenticity. Jim's is mostly takeout, but there are some tables and chairs upstairs.
- Address: 400 South St., South Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19147 | Map It
- Phone: 215/928--1911
- Website: www.jimssteaks.com
- Location: Society Hill and South Street
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Member Reviews
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shedridt, from Media PA, via a So Philly father...
For the worst cheese steaks in SE PA - go to Gino's & Pat's. It's terrible that visitors come to So Philly & are fed cheez whiz instead of provolone.....Your best bet is at the Reading Market or almost any corner deli in South Philadelphia
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