It almost feels like the roll is separate from the rest of the sandwich because of its crusty outside, it just does not blend well.

Tony Luke’s gets their rolls from Liscio’s bakery, so naturally it is a harder roll. As far as their classic whiz wit goes, it is my least favorite of the big three spots. Not only does Tony Luke’s sell cheesesteaks, but they have an extensive menu which spans from steak sandwiches to classic Italian meals to breakfast. Located on East Oregon Avenue, Tony Luke’s is a staple stop for tourists looking to get some authentic South Philly style food. The top three best tourist cheesesteaks in Philadelphia are: You can usually spot these places by their out of control lines, super large and flashy neon lights, and sometimes, even mascots. These places are the ones that have capitalized their businesses mad hard, and attract swarms of tourists and out-of-towners every day. When the pressure is on, it is always alright to fall back on the classic tourist locations. I mean, it is a pretty important decision where will you have your first Philly cheesesteak. There are hundreds on hundreds of cheesesteaks places to choose from, and it could be a little overwhelming at first to make the decision. Maybe it’s your first time in town, and you are just dying to get your hands on a real authentic Philly cheesesteak. So there you are, walking down the mean streets of Philadelphia.

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