This is a typical Pittsburgh sandwich place. I had the Pittsburgh cheesesteak which wasn't anything like the cheesesteaks I had when I used to live in Philly, not that I really expected it to be in Pittsburgh. But the meat was kind of dry with no flavor. However, it was HUGE and fairly cheap for what you get. It was supposed to come with mayo which I declined and it came with fries inside the sandwich. I realize this is a Pittsburgh thing but fries really don't belong INSIDE a cheesesteak. I ordered the sandwich to go (there isn't a lot of indoor seating) and it took awhile for a simple sandwich when there was only one other person waiting. However, I did enjoy playing the pinball machines while I waited. I'm not really sure what all the hype is about this place, but maybe their other sandwiches are better. They do have some interesting vegetarian/vegan options (like a Seitan cheesesteak) that may appeal to some people that would be hard to find elsewhere.