Food

Pat’s & Gino’s – Philadelphia PA

SinceĀ I wasĀ in PA I was given the option to eat the most famous food of Philly, the cheese steak. Now I have a sharp aversion to beefā€¦ it smells bad and has a horrible texture but I couldnā€™t really say no to this new experience. Katherine brought us to Patā€™s, one of the two places most known for cheese steaks in the city, the other place is directly across the street, Ginos I think it was calledā€¦

ā€œWhy are you so set on Patā€™s?ā€Ā I asked Katherine.
ā€œBecause the people who run Gino’s are racist xenophobic douche bags who have posters reading, ā€˜Welcome to America! Now learn English.ā€™ They just donā€™t get it. Plus Patā€™s are the originals.ā€Ā I laughed at this sudden outburst and agreed. Funny enough Patā€™s looks like a very average side-of-the-road food stop whereas their competitors, literally close enough to throw a rock at, were glitzed out like no oneā€™s business. They looked shiny and new, brightly colored like a damn peacock. ā€œCOME SEE ME!! OVER HERE!ā€ I could see why Katherine objected so stronglyā€¦ they looked a bit on the obnoxious sideā€¦

But anyways, I ate aĀ ā€œcheese steak, without, American.ā€ [regular cheese steak, no onions, American cheese.]Ā I also ordered cheese fries and a drink as I was dying of thirst. In any event the cheese steak itself wasnā€™t bad. It didnā€™t taste like cow, nor did it have a particularly grisly or detestable texture. I donā€™t know if I was just starving or if Iā€™d just stumbled upon an ill-kept secret but it was actually good!

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