The Andie Summers Show Favorite Cheesesteaks
Jim’s Steaks Reopens
The iconic Jim’s Steaks on South Street has finally reopened their doors after a devasting fire in 2022. Our city was missing one of their greatest pieces that tie us together. While we were mourning melted cheese over steak, the owner, Ken Silver, was working hard rebuilding his establishment for the city.
On May 1st, Philly celebrated outside of Jim’s Steaks for their grand opening. What we discovered is that Jim’s may look the same on the outside, but you’ll find some new differences on the inside. Don’t worry, their menu stayed the same!
South Street is full of gems, one of them being Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens. They collaborated with Jim’s to create a beautiful expansion of the restaurant. Cheesesteak lovers can now dine and enjoy their delicious steak inside a mosaic inspired by the museum on the same street. See photos here.
Who Has The Best Cheesesteak?
It’s the greatest debate in Philly. Who has the best cheesesteak and why is it your favorite? Maybe you’ve attached a wonderful memory to it. Maybe you can’t get over their melted cheese and perfect roll. Or maybe you appreciate the history of that joint’s cheesesteak. Knowing how stubborn us Philadelphian’s can be, especially when it comes to our cheesesteaks, I’m sure this argument has caused riffs in some relationships.
Don’t let anyone tell you that your favorite cheesesteak isn’t the most delicious thing in the world. All cheesesteaks are beautiful in their own way. Most importantly, remember their made from people who share a common interest with you – That Philadelphia is the greatest city.
The Andie Summers Show Favorite Cheesesteaks
I asked The Andie Summers Show who makes their favorite cheesesteak. Will this cause some chaos? Of course! I think you’ll be surprised what didn’t make the list.
