Falone's Steaks & Hoagies

A hidden treasure!!This place is very unsuspecting but the food is delicious. Be patient and get ready for a pleasant surprise from this convenient store/sandwich shop. It's a little off the beaten path but authentic. I had a cheesesteak the first day and an Italian hoagie the next. Both were great. If you have the time, eat there while everything is super hot. Oh, don't sleep on the fries either. My new go-to spot when I'm in Philly!

This is more of a convenience store that happens to sell food. It is owned and managed by an Asian family. It is located in a somewhat sketchy neighborhood and is close to the airport. There is a private lot off to the side of the building that the store is located. There is also street parking located within a reasonable walking distance. The staff there was friendly enough, even though my interaction with them was limited.The store has all that you would want in a convenience store including scratch offs, beer, soda, juice, chips, and candy. It appeared very cluttered and dirty. There were boxes all over the floor. You will find a couple of booth tables in the store's small dining area. The booths were in bad shape and I had to weave between some boxes to get to them. It was nice to have the dine in option though because I had caught a bus to get her from my hotel.This place serves burgers, sandwiches, wings, fish, fries hoagies and steak and cheeses. I ordered the Jerk chicken cheesesteak sandwich, with a side of fries. It took about 12 minutes for me to get my food. It was fresh and and delicious. It was packed with flavor and there was a ton of food.While I was there, they were receiving a a shipment of drinks, which caused them to leave the front door open. On a normal day this would not have been an issue, but it was a very cold day and I was freezing while I ate in the dining. area. I finished my food quickly to get out of there.This place has some very good food, but the location and cleanliness and order of the place is purely wretched. I was willing to accept that, but some people may not and so this review is just to make you aware.

I had the cheesesteak and the meat was tender and perfectly seasoned, blending harmoniously with the melted cheese and sautéed onions. The roll is just the right balance of soft and chewy, holding everything together without overpowering the flavors inside. Each bite is a delightful combination of textures and tastes that keeps you coming back for more.

I only got the beef bacon burgers. The buns could of been better. But it was decent for a quick bite.

In my opinion, This is the best cheesesteak I have ever eaten. The location isn't great and it's a convenience store with a few tables to eat. But the service was really decent and the cheesesteak tasted so damn good.

Stopped in here for a lunch/cheesesteak with hot peppers after reading some reviews, it's an older mom and pop type spot with take out beer, grub and chips. Sign inside says Est in 1952, you cannot see inside of the place from the outside, it's all blocked by signs, I wasn't really sure if they were open! The tables for eat-in were blocked off, I assume its because of COVID. I put my order in and waited about 10-15 mins for my sandwich.While I waited I checked out the inside, I could see Amoroso roll boxes, mostly domestic beer and an assortment of different fruit liquors in the coolers and they have lottery. The inside has seen better days. The cooking area looked pretty clean, and they sell rap snack chips, Herrs as well as Wise chips. I grabbed a bag of Notorious B.I.G. cookout BBQ chips which weren't too bad. Haven't seen the Rap Snacks brand in quite awhile.The cheesesteak wasn't great, wasn't bad, the bread was fresh, hot peppers had decent kick and the American cheese was nicely melted in with the roll and meat. My biggest issue was with the meat. I had at least five or six fatty pieces I had to spit out. Sorry to be graphic, but I think the lack of quality meat killed a couple of stars here. It wasn't all greasy and drippy which was a good thing, the sandwich looked good, but the meat was just a big downer. Every place has it's off day, but I wouldn't repeat. Tough and chewy meat is a deal breaker for me.

Are there more ghetto sections of Southwest?Yes. Can you find a better cheesesteak out here?Probably not.The young lady working the phones and the counter couldn't be nicer. Dude on the grill was great too. I placed my order and pulled up in time to have it pulled off the grill. The cheesesteak with fried onions wasn't like what I've had down this way before. So many places just chop it into dog food. Falone's hand slices it's ribeye and cooks it to order. It's a little chewy at times, but you're eating real meat - not the processed garbage so many corner spots use. The sandwich was tasty and filling. The curly fries were nice, but could have been a little hotter. All-in-all, this is probably the best steak spot near the

When Yelp asked what I loved, I said food and beer. I go to falone's for the great steaks and Guinness. Prices not too bad and the meat is grade A fresh! Not too far from the phl airport either. Grab a steak!

Outstanding food and really great team that prepare the most delicious cheesesteaks so good, people travel from across the city or counties to experience it's deliciousness.Outstanding offer of microbrewery beer selections.The staff is very friendly and responsive to your order and strive hard for your satisfaction.May the Lord our God bless you all

The Philly Mushroom Cheesesteak was really good and one of the best cheesesteak I have had. The place itself is not clean and there are bunch of boxes and goods sitting on the tables and no place to walk around. It's just maybe good to grab and go. This place is in the hood. If you are a tourist like me, avoid coming to this area.