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4105 Airport Fwy.- Industrial Blvd. Exit (Hwy 157) off I-183; Bedford, TX 76021
PH-(817)-684-8607 FAX (817)-358-1028
We have discovered a new source that saves us the cost of a trip to Philly.
BILLADELPHIA’s in Euless Texas has brought the authentic taste of Philly Cheesesteaks
as well as many other treats. Pretzels, Tasty cakes, Herr’s chip and authentic Hoagies
on Amoroso bread. We eat there 3 or 4 time a week, cant stop, we tried.
Submitted by Randy Reddick, Jan. 27, 2006
Billadelphia's is the best cheesesteak shop in the Dallas-Fort Worth Suburbs. It is located in Euless at Hwy 183 and
Hwy. 157. The shop is owned by Bill, a Philly transplant and has brought Philly home
to many of us here in TX. He even sells all the extras - great hoagies, Herr's Chips,
Tastykakes, Peanut Chews, Scrapple, water ice, etc., etc. Don't miss it!
Submitted by: R & B Falcone, Jan. 31, 2006
I moved to TX 5 years ago with my dad when he got a new job, and I grew up in
Harrisburg, with many MANY trips to Philly to visit the grandparents. I loved the
cheesesteaks from Sal's (Warrington, PA) and since we moved here theres been nothing
close. We recently found Billadelphia. They use Amoroso rolls straight from Philly,
and even have Herr's chips and Tastycakes shipped every week. By far the best
cheesesteak I've had since we moved here.
Submitted by Danny Pugnetti, Jan. 28, 2006
I've attached the menu and info on Billadelphia's in Euless, TX. While I am a Buckeye, and
hardly a cheesesteak afficionado, my hubby is from there and has taken me to Pat's and
Geno's, so according to your site, I've had some of the best. Bill's got a good
rendition of those going on here in Euless and it is the only ones we eat now!
Submitted by Letty Newswanger, Jan. 30, 2006
Hi! I wasn't born in Philadelphia, but close -- Bethlehem, Pa. Discovered a place
called "Billadelphia" on 183 W Access, right off Industrial Blvd in the Bedford
Euless, TX area.. GREAT cheesesteaks, Amoroso Rolls, Tastykakes, Peanut Chews, all
the comforts I've missed. It's a drive up place, with 2 outside tables, so go on a
warm day, or prepare to eat in car or take home.
Submitted by B. Barger, Feb. 9, 2006
I live in Philadelphia and I've tried cheesesteaks everywhere from ct to fl and over
to texas , to also include st martin , puerto rico , germany , and england and have
yet to find a place outside the northeastern states to provide a better steak
sandwhich then Billadelphia's between dallas and fort worth , its off of 183
at industrial blvd , amoroso rolls , herrs potato chips , tastykakes and scrapple.
he hasn't been around long but i certainly make a point to stop by everytime im
in dallas. Its a must if you want to taste a good cheesesteak outside of philly.
Submitted by Matthew Mulray, Feb. 16, 2006
BOSTON SUBWORKS
441W.Nakoma, San Antonio,Tx 78216 PH.-(210)-341-6624
One of the best cheesesteak subs south of Philly is made just west of San Antonio Inter.
airport. Boston Subworks [obviously not Philly in origin] uses freshly sliced beef and
plenty of it. This quickly grilled with mushrooms ,onions and bellpeppers, shreaded
provolone and then toasted with more prov on top. Delicious!!!! They even have one made
with jalapenos. For you wandering Yankees this is like an oasis where you least expect it!
Submitted by Fflem86489@aol.com, April 10, 1997
DAVE AND BUSTERS
San Antonio, Tx.
Also wherever there is a Dave and Busters. This place has authentic Philly Cheesesteaks
and use Amoroso brand rolls (imported from S. Philly) and traditional white American
cheese. Now if only I can get them to work on a pizzasteak
Submitted by Kelly Dennison (Philadelphia, Pa.) April 19, 1999
DELAWARE SUB SHOP
Austin, Texas
DSS in the Austin (Texas) area. They have about 13 locations and are partly owned by
ex-Eagle Jerry Sizemore. Let me know if you want a further review....
Submitted by: Brian (brh@gvtc.com) December 14,1998
Delaware Sub Shops. They get their ribeye
from the Phila. Cheesesteak Co. in Philly.Also, great Chicken cheesesteaks.
Submitted by Peter, March 26,1999
FRED'S DOWNTOWN PHILLY
12262 Inwood Road, # 202, Dallas, TX 75244
...I know, I can hear you already, "...nobody in Dallas knows how to make a
great cheesesteak..." In Dallas, 99.9% of the time that is correct, but there is one
(and only one) exception to that rule in Dallas - Fred's Downtown Philly. Being a
transplanted Yank down here in Texas, I always longed for the real deal when it came to
cheesesteaks. I have lived in Dallas for 13 years and have searched high and low and was
always bitterly disappointed when I ordered a "cheesesteak" down here. The
problems were numerous: the steak was not chopped fine, they have no clue what Provolone
cheese is and last, but definitely not least, nobody had ever even heard of Amoroso rolls.
Dejected, I thought my cheesesteak loving tastebuds would wither away from inferior
products, then......a few years ago, out of the blue.....I see the local newspaper is
running a feature on local sub shops. There, on the cover is Fred Daniels, a transplanted
Philadelphian who opened a true Philadelphia steak/hoagie shop with all the essentials,
including Tastykakes. Let me state that my opinion is completely unbiased as I have have
no ownership in Fred's, but Fred is the man here in Dallas when it comes to anything
related to cheesesteaks. All of his ingredients are pure Philadelphia and just to rile up
any of these so-called Dallas sports fans, Fred's place is painted "Eagles"
green with many posters of the Doc, Steve Carlton, Jaws, Harold Carmichael, Iverson, etc.
When you open the door, you feel as if you have been transported back to South Philly. I
highly recommend a visit to any visitor in Dallas longing for the taste of Philly on a
bun.
Submitted by Ted Kolman(ted.kolman@blockbuster.com ) June 10, 1999
GALLAGASKIN'S
Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Tx.
Galligaskin's on Camp Bowie is the real deal for cheesesteaks in Texas.
Bread flown in daily from Philly, great sliced rib-eye steaks with grilled
onions, cherry peppers and provolone cheese. My favorite also includes
jalapenos and mushrooms.
Submitted by Steve Ludwig, Dec. 17, 2003
HOODY'S
Austin, Tx.
the owner once owned the delaware sub shop with jerry sizemore.for what ever
reason,he went out on his own and started hoody's.he hates calling the joint a
"sub" shop,but these silly texans can't seem to relate to the term
"hoagie".i find the steak at hoody's to be more authentic than the steak at
dss.in addition,he has the place decorated with old bulletins and inquirers.if you're ever
in the austin area and you're jonesin' for a cheesesteak,check out hoody's.it's no geno's
or steve's prince,but it does the job.by the way,there's a place across from u.t. campus
called texadelphia.it's strictly for posers.don't even bother,unless you like your steak
with hot sauce and jalapenos on a six inch french roll!
Submitted by W.Johnson (wjohnson@texas.net) March 31, 1999
JAKE'S PHILLY STEAKS
2944 Chimney Rock Rd Houston, TX 77056-5907 ph.-(713)-781-1962
I'm 41 years old and I lived in the Philly area (Delaware County) all my life until a year
and a half ago. Then because of a job offer I moved to Houston Texas. For the first year I
was going through serious cheese steak withdraw. But about 6 months ago I found
"Jake's Philly Steaks" in Houston on Chimney Rock between Richmond and
Westhiemer. Thats about a 45 minute drive from my house but I make the trip several times
a month. They are really great and the shop is loaded with "Philly STUFF" Makes
me feel like home. I grew up in near Parkside Pa. which is in between Chester and
Brookhaven. That area of Delaware County has the best concentration of Hoagies and Steaks
in Pa. You have Stackies, Phil & Jims, LaSpada's, Don's, Mikes, DiConstansa's and on
and on and on.... And I worked in many of them growing up SO - I know Steaks. And Jakes is
pretty damn good.
Submitted by Joe Ciliberto (Ciliberto@aol.com), Nov. 18, 1996
SANDWICH KING
6615 Long Point Rd, Houston, TX ph.-(713)-681-1265
I have lived in Houston almost all my life. People tell me that they could not find a good
cheesesteak. Then I heard about a little, almost invisible shop called Sandwich King,
located on Long Point between Silber and Hempstead Hwy. They serve other great food but I
must say that the cheesesteak is the BEST in town. Their cheesesteaks don't come with
mushrooms although they are available upon reuqest. Nonetheless, theirs is the best I have
had and I recommend it for those visiting Houston or just in the mood for a real
cheesesteak.
Submitted by (OMnop@aol.com), Dec. 4, 1997
TEXADELPHIA
Multiple locations, Austin, TX
Hey there!! I'm surprised that you dont have Texadelphia
cheese steak on your list! It's the besttttt ANYWHERE! I
lived in Austin for 7 years, and I went there every week when it
was the only shop at the time....now it's expanded to several
locations. You ought to give this place a try, and I'm telling
you, this cheese steak as I remember it (it's been 10 years since
I've been there, and I MISS it so terribly...I live on the east
coast and too far for me to drive there for lunch!! lol).
Go and taste it for yourself if you haven't tried their cheese
steak and their chili con queso sauce, it's the BEST!!! I knew
their original owner, Joel, who founded this restaurant.
Happy tasting, and you'll be hooked!!
Submitted by Roberta, Oct. 6, 2003
Have you been to this place in austin?
Not only great cheesesteaks but also chicken and burgers.
Submitted by Sheri StoutNov. 12, 2003
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