More Philly cheesesteaks at The American Cheesesteak Co. on Davie Street on November 5, 2011.
I was kind of stupid. Last time, I had the standard Philly cheesesteak sandwich in regular size and felt I could eat more. I returned with Dennis and May and this time, we went all out. See more here.
This time, I made sure to try "The Cowboy" sandwich with fried onions, spicy BBQ sauce, bacon mayo, and cheddar in the large size. For an extra 2 bucks, you get way more meaty prime rib. It's ridiculous. I struggled to finish. It may seem like a good idea and better value but the 9-inch small is way more than the 6-inch regular.
This was more difficult to finish, because I (foolishly) also ordered a hand scooped chocolate milkshake (which was delicious, by the way).
Dennis: "In retrospect, the onion rings were completely unnecessary."
Dennis' pint of beer didn't help either, I'm sure.
Me: "Are you going to eat your onion rings?"
Dennis: "No need to be a hero, man. [...] It's not that I can't eat anymore, it's that I'm not enjoying it."
A word of warning: Limit your side orders. We got cocky. I thought I could handle it all and struggled to finish. Once again, the food was good and plentiful. Not wildly spectacular, but it was damn tasty and sure fills your meat quotient.
I was kind of stupid. Last time, I had the standard Philly cheesesteak sandwich in regular size and felt I could eat more. I returned with Dennis and May and this time, we went all out. See more here.
This time, I made sure to try "The Cowboy" sandwich with fried onions, spicy BBQ sauce, bacon mayo, and cheddar in the large size. For an extra 2 bucks, you get way more meaty prime rib. It's ridiculous. I struggled to finish. It may seem like a good idea and better value but the 9-inch small is way more than the 6-inch regular.
This was more difficult to finish, because I (foolishly) also ordered a hand scooped chocolate milkshake (which was delicious, by the way).
Dennis: "In retrospect, the onion rings were completely unnecessary."
Dennis' pint of beer didn't help either, I'm sure.
Me: "Are you going to eat your onion rings?"
Dennis: "No need to be a hero, man. [...] It's not that I can't eat anymore, it's that I'm not enjoying it."
A word of warning: Limit your side orders. We got cocky. I thought I could handle it all and struggled to finish. Once again, the food was good and plentiful. Not wildly spectacular, but it was damn tasty and sure fills your meat quotient.
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