And you can’t talk about cheesesteaks without talking about Pat’s King of Steaks, the progenitor of the sandwich that dates back to the 1930s. Here, owner Frank Olivieri talks alleged contract ...

UPDATE 9/25: Pat’s Steaks owner Frank Olivieri has decided to pull out of the Penn State expansion deal. Read the full story here. Last week proved to be a big one in the annals of Philadelphia ...

Philadelphia and cheesesteaks are quite synonymous with each other, and the city has more than a few great spots for a ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A popular Philadelphia cheesesteak destination is reopening after being closed for four months to undergo a full renovation. To celebrate the reopening, Pat's will also host ...

The famous origin story of Pat's King of Steaks involves founder Pat Olivieri at a hot dog stand deciding to make himself a sandwich with chopped meat and customers asking for that instead of hot ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- JD Vance went to Pat's King of Steaks on Monday for a cheesesteak following a campaign stop in North Philly, but he wanted to know why the South Philadelphia staple didn't ...

Awash in neon, family-owned rivals Pat's King of Steaks and Geno's Steaks dominate a South Philly intersection between the Asian and Mexican spots along Washington Avenue and South Philly’s ...

The cheesesteak originates from a boredom with hot dogs rather than some great culinary revelation. Back in 1930, Italian-American Pat Olivieri had a hot-dog cart in South Philly. One afternoon ...

The City of Brotherly Love has a multitude of cheesesteaks all over the city that are worth a taste, from the classic ones saturated with Cheez Whiz on a hoagie to more gourmet selections using sharp ...