Cheese-steak on STX

I think No Bones has a good one. They make a good Ruben and so does Paradise Cafe. Maybe they do steak and cheese to.

i ave not found a great philly cheese steak. heck i dont even know where to find one. what about brew pub?

I always used to go to Smuggler's Cove.. I thought theirs was very good... but I don't know if the new restaurant, Blue Lagoon, decided to carry it over...

No Bones is pretty good. Not truly authentic because they use sliced cheese instead of the sauce, but very tasty nonetheless.

Lost Dog pub also used to make a good one.

I always used to go to Smuggler's Cove.. I thought theirs was very good... but I don't know if the new restaurant, Blue Lagoon, decided to carry it over...

Blue Lagoon is already closed down.

Blue Water Terrace has an awesome Cheesesteak, however, it is not like a traditional philly.

Lost dog on Sun/Mon. I'm Philly. If you have to say Philly it ain't a cheesesteak. and please don't call it a sub again.

also, sauce? what's that mean wiz? a true cheesesteak is made with white american and if you go there and say cheesesteak, it comes with white american.

that depends on which place you go to in philly. one of he popular places uses the cheese sauce stuff

You mean wiz and yes, maybe a tourist joint, but if you say "one wit" in a real place, you're getting american and onions

Matt, I know what you mean. I have been here for over 8 years. I really miss a good cheese steak sub.

When I go back to Maryland to visit family one of the first things I crave for is a good cheese steak with mushrooms, also a good crab cake.

No bones has a pretty good cheese steak. Ask for American cheese. I also have found one at Rhythms at Rainbow beach that I like better. Problem is, I don't go west very much. I had one at Rum Runners once, I sent it back. So much gristle and fat. Gross! A lot of places that do carry it make it with roast beef. That is not a cheese steak.

Now you got me hungry for a good cheese steak sub with old bay fries. YUM!

Fly over here to STT and get one at Bella Blu in Frenchtown. They are great!

i do miss a good blue crab

You are here in C'sted has an awesome steak and cheese sandwich... hands down the best on the island. No really philly style but I'd say better.

also, sauce? what's that mean wiz? a true cheesesteak is made with white american and if you go there and say cheesesteak, it comes with white american.

I'm Philly, too. And Jamison is correct. Cheesesteaks were a fixture years before Cheez Whiz went on the market. Frizzled, then chopped (on the grill) beef, white American cheese melted on top,(also while on the grill), stuffed into an Amoroso-style roll. And no - absolutely, no - pizza sauce! Sadly, Pat Olivieri (the originator) ruined his own invention when he added the Whiz (which is cheaper and quicker) years later. Authentic shops stick with real cheese. I grew up (and old) on these and never heard of using Whiz on them until a few years ago.

I've been away for 18 months, but I liked the they had at Chenay Bay. Very messy.

also, sauce? what's that mean wiz? a true cheesesteak is made with white american and if you go there and say cheesesteak, it comes with white american.

I'm Philly, too. And Jamison is correct. Cheesesteaks were a fixture years before Cheez Whiz went on the market. Frizzled, then chopped (on the grill) beef, white American cheese melted on top,(also while on the grill), stuffed into an Amoroso-style roll. And no - absolutely, no - pizza sauce! Sadly, Pat Olivieri (the originator) ruined his own invention when he added the Whiz (which is cheaper and quicker) years later. Authentic shops stick with real cheese. I grew up (and old) on these and never heard of using Whiz on them until a few years ago.

It's funny. I grew up with that sandwich (even though I have rarely eaten meat) and people still think they know better. We need to come up with another name for a cheesesteak, but I guess that's when people add sandwich, sub, etc to it. God that's a great sandwich. Please don't bring up amerosos again lol.

Speee1dy, I am told there are Blue Crabs (Chesapeake type) in the mangroves along the south shore !! I'll let you know, I just got a kayak and plan on exploring and crabbing there.

matt, would love to know

If you catch land crabs from mangroves or anywhere, locally, you must feed them for a couple days to a week, to purge their systems of any toxins (such as manchineel or other poisonous plants) they may have eaten, prior to your ingesting them.

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If you catch land crabs from mangroves or anywhere, locally, you must feed them for a couple days to a week, to purge their systems of any toxins (such as manchineel or other poisonous plants) they may have eaten, prior to your ingesting them.

A coworker of mine feeds em corn, he says they are pretty damn good

we've seen an occasional blue claw in the water on the east end, but I can't imagine eating them, they are so tiny, and only one real claw, but the claw itself is certainly blue. You'd never get much more meat than just what was in the one claw, and it's a mini...nothing like a good 'real' blue claw

the best crabs i ever had were at Pope's Creek in southern md, the were the biggest i had ever seen and they were the sweetest