the founders of Pat’s King of Steaks, are generally credited with inventing the city’s signature sandwich in 1930. Joey Vento opened Geno’s Steaks across the street in 1966 in a bid to take ...

I was raised in the Philly suburbs, and cheesesteaks were an essential part of my adolescence, with Pat's, Geno's, Jim's, and Tony Luke's serving as my go-to spots in the city. Recently ...

My father, my grandfather and my cousin Herb — Pat’s son — were operating the business. Around the time that Geno’s came along, that was 1966, my grandfather and father bought this ...

When asked about the fact that there were cheesesteak restaurants called "Geno's" and "Pat's" across the street from each other there, he joked, "Pat's is older and more dilapidated. Geno's is ...

Last year, Senate candidate Mehmet Oz went to Pat’s, and although he fared fine when it came to his ... Billy Walker, president of the College Republicans at Temple University, showed up at Geno’s ...

It's typical that politicians will make a visit to Philadelphia's two most famous cheesesteak shops-- Pat's or Geno's -- while on the campaign trail. During the 2004 presidential election ...

the founders of Pat’s King of Steaks, are generally credited with inventing the city’s signature sandwich in 1930. Joey Vento opened Geno’s Steaks across the street in 1966 in a bid to take ...