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| - First time to DiBella's. The cheesesteak was legit, at least the way I got it (just steak, peppers, onions, and provolone the way it's supposed to be). And that's my biggest complaint with places like this. They're so concerned or afraid of offending someone's taste buds that they've sacrificed any sort of identity. Well other than "fresh baked submarine rolls," which I'm not knocking, their bread is good, however, it's the ONLY thing that sets them apart from other sandwich shops. When I order a "Cheesesteak" you shouldn't have to ask me if I want mayo, mustard, or oil on it. And you CERTAINLY shouldn't give me the stink eye when my response to such an absurd question is "on a cheesesteak? No." By default your sandwich should come the way you intend for it to be consumed and display a menu stating as much. Subway already has the niche in bombarding customers with condiment and topping options so try something else. And watch out DiBella's, they're baking their own bread too!
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