It’s been years — even decades — since someone was brave enough to enter into the Philly cheesesteak wars. But 2009 saw the opening of Wit or Witout, where Mayfair native Nicole DiZio not only tossed her name into the ring, but opened her modern red-and-gray shop in one of the key battlefields: the Northeast. And boy, did she do it right. Moist and meaty top round is sliced, grilled, slathered with melted American, Whiz or provolone, and layered on a substantial, chewy hoagie roll, creating a beefy sandwich that isn’t overloaded with cheese. Watch out, boys (yeah, we’re talkin’ to you, Steve, Jim, Joey and Pat): There’s a new girl in town.
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Best of Philly 2009: Cheesesteak
It’s been years — even decades — since someone was brave enough to enter into the Philly cheesesteak wars. But 2009...
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Wow, theres one in brookhaven. Its the best cheesteak around. It finally brings real philly cheesteaks to brookhaven. The steaks are just plain awesome. the roll is the best. get it with cheese wiz wit onions. you won't be sorry... Posted by scott: May. May 23rd, 2010 at 3:15 PM
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