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  • Or try one of the places listed here [bestcheesesteaks.com] and see if you agree.

    • Whoa! There's a Lee's [leeshoagiehouse.com] in Pasadena!
      • Ask them where they get their rolls. If they use a reputable baker [amorosobaking.com], then consider ordering something. Otherwise, just accept that you can't get a good steak sandwich/hoagie outside of Philly and be done with it.

        (Lee's is OK for steaks and hoagies. They don't suck, but they're not the best in Philly either.)

        • Ask them where they get their rolls. If they use a reputable baker, then consider ordering something. Otherwise, just accept that you can't get a good steak sandwich/hoagie outside of Philly and be done with it.
          Even better are Sarcone's rolls [hollyeats.com], which have a near-religious following in some parts. But they're even hard to find in Philly, let alone in LA.
          Lee's is OK for steaks and hoagies. They don't suck, but they're not the best in Philly either.
          I'm not a fan of Lee's steaks, but I'm rather fond of their Italian hoagie, which for a (minor) chain is quite good. I was upset when their store down the road in Wynnwood closed last fall. I still haven't found a decent substitute sandwich to eat during Eagles games. :(
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