Corleone's

Place is not as good as it once was just bland i ordered the wit wiz and it just didnt hit the spot like other times idk what it was the over cooked steak or the lack of seasoning the where lost in the sauce most likely my last time going back to Corleone's

I have not had a Philly cheesesteak in years! While watching a Utube video in Philadelphia I suddenly got a craving for one. To be fair I used Uber eats so I can't speak directly to the service or ambiance. Ordered what I believe is the standard WHIZ I usually never eat fake processed cheese but somehow on a cheesesteak it pairs nice for a cheat day! I went big and got an additional side of cheese and added mushrooms to the onion beef mix. Their steak is chopped which I prefer and holy cow! I got the standard size and it was two meals! Meat was so juicy and melted in your mouth mushrooms paired perfectly with it and even the half reheated the next day for lunch still tender and juicy! Got the onion rings and they were perfectly crispy but there wasn't a lot of onion in it still had a good onion ish flavor....when the craving hits again I will for sure be back!

Awesome and love that they have a toppings bar to add all your peppers. From other reviews I've read that say the staff could be better, that's totally true. However, I put the taste paramount to service, especially when it's counter service. Don't let bad reviews for service steer you somewhere else for a cheese steak. Not the best I've had but still pretty damn good.

The hubs is from Philly and wanted a cheesesteak. My thought was good luck! You aren't going to find one that's good. We have been to a couple different places and they were definitely below average. So when he ordered from here I wasn't expecting anything good. However, I'm glad that he found this place. It's a solid place. Glad he found this place so he can get his fix before we go to Philly.

Before I even saw my cheesesteak I knew it was bomb shit from the sign I saw hanging up titled "20 reasons you know you're from Philly. Coming from back east Corleon's has been my go to for cheesesteaks, FORGETABOUTIT

Corleone's is a top spot for me when I'm craving a good cheesesteak. Everything is very fresh, the meat is tender and overall have an amazing sandwich. Unfortunately, there are times when the meat or the fries I get are something too salty. It doesn't take away from the experience for me but it's good to note. The service is great and the staff is very attentive to what you want and need. The ambiance is very fast and it gives me a historical feel for some reason.

This is a fab find! Don't know how long it's been around but I saw on my Go Gilbert FB group that people were talking about the best authentic Philly in town and this place came up. I've been twice since! Food is fresh and hot! U can build ur own sandwich or order off their pre suggested menu.The bread is AMAZING!!! NThey have slices too!

My family is from Philly so I'm skeptical oh cheese steaks places claiming to be authentic (especially when they use cheez-whiz lol) but it was surprisingly good and they had other cheese options (provolone for the win!) and the type of bread they used was what i was accustomed to (compared to chain places that use basic sub bread) . They had a lot of Philly references and memorabilia all around which i thought was cute.

Whenever I go there, the staff is friendly and helpful with The best cheesesteaks in Phoenix and their pizza is pretty good as well.

"Authentic" Philadelphian here. We never like to see the word Philly or authentic before the word cheesesteak.. but since this is AZ they get a pass. They're certainly the best cheesesteak I've had in the valley thus far, but the prices are literally absurd! I get everyone has raised prices to pretend that inflation is so bad and it's not just a cash grab... but 50 bucks for two cheesesteaks on 10" rolls with two sides of fries and two 20oz fountain sodas is bat shit crazy! I used to drive here from the west valley just to get a decent taste of home. Not worth it anymore honestly. I do enjoy the miserable faces each time I visit though.. I'm not being funny.. it gives it even more of that "authentic" Philadelphia vibe.