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"Pat's or Geno's?" If you understand the question, then you must be from Philly. It refers to cheesesteak sandwiches. In Philadelphia, the loyalties are fierce and the debates can be heated when it comes to cheesesteak. The right meat, cooked just the right way, must be served on the right roll. Here in the Valley, Phoenicians and Philadelphians alike can enjoy a "whiz wit" from Corleone's while debating more important topics like Filiberto's versus Roliberto's.
The cheesesteak is cherished comfort food for Philadelphians, along with Tastykakes and Wise potato chips, all of which are served at Corleone's.
The theme at Corleone's revolves around The Godfather movie and mobsters. Sandwiches have names like "under boss" and "sleepin' wit da fishes tuna." Marlon Brando is depicted in a larger-than-life mural, sneering and holding a four-foot cheesesteak in his hand. Guys behind the counter steal glimpses of the Philly game on TV while discussing the recent Rocky movie marathon on cable.
So what makes a good cheesesteak? First, the steak must be sliced paper-thin, almost to the point of translucency. The steak is browned and scrambled on an oiled griddle, with flat spatulas being used to flip and chop the meat. Grilled onions are added and cheese is allowed to melt on top a bit before the mound is flipped into a hoagie roll and served with a bit of surly attitude.
The Philadelphia transplants behind Corleone's have gone to great lengths to bring us the real deal. Special rib-eye steak is flown in from the East, and the labels have been ripped off to protect the secret of its origin. The bread is specially made for Corleone's by a local baker using a supplied recipe. Originally, the owners tried to import bread from Philadelphia-based Amoroso's Baking Company, but the quality of the rolls suffered in transit. The cheese of choice at Corleone's is Kraft Cheez Whiz. The orange processed goo reigns supreme at this particular steak joint, though other cheeses are also available.
How do you order a cheesesteak? There is a lingo. Name your cheese preference first, and then indicate if you want the sandwich with ("wit") or without ("witout") onions. A "whiz, wit", for example, is a cheesesteak with Cheez Whiz and fried onions. A "provolone, witout" has melted provolone cheese, but without onions.
I tried Corleone's Philly original ($7.99) with Cheez Whiz and onions ("whiz, wit"). The 12-inch hoagie roll was filled with piping hot steak, sweet onions and just enough Whiz to hold it all together. For two dollars more, the sandwich can be turned into a combo meal with French fries and a soda.
Corleone's also serves "chicken steaks." The gun blazing buffalo chicken ($5.99 half) is made with marinated chicken that is sliced paper-thin, just like the steak. The tiny bits of chicken have plenty of surface area for soaking up the terrific hot sauce. The sandwich is further topped with your choice of ranch or bleu cheese dressing, resulting in a deliciously drippy mess.
I also tried a cold deli sandwich from the "Philly fresh" section of the menu. The old country Italian hoagie ($5.99 half) was stuffed with spicy salami, mortadella and cappicola. Fresh veggies and provolone are further packed into the bun, with a splash of oil and vinegar on top, and a sprinkling of Italian herbs for flair. This sandwich is hefty in size and flavor.
Salads are available, but only as a courtesy. A weak bed of lettuce and tomato is topped with your choice of steak, chicken or tuna ($5.99 small). If you are on a diet and want a salad, you shouldn't be at Corleone's in the first place.
Speaking of diets, if you are going to fall off the wagon, do it with a smile on your face and an order of Corleone's cheese fries ($2.99) in hand. Crispy French fries are doused in (you guessed it) Cheez Whiz resulting in hot, salty nirvana. For the person who has been drinking, or the person who is pregnant, it doesn't get any better than this.
For kids, Corleone's offers a junior cheesesteak or chicken nuggets, with fries and a drink for $3.99. On Saturdays, kids eat free with the purchase of an adult meal. On Tuesday nights, from 4 p.m. until closing, sandwiches are two for the price of one. Corleone's also offers delivery within a limited area.
Corleone's also has locations in Phoenix and Tempe, and another store is planned for Gilbert.
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On average there are 2 bus trips per day. Greyhound has the most options for departures from St Paul to Richmond, with an average of 2 trips per day and 22 monthly trips. One bus carrier currently travels from St Paul to Richmond. Of the 2 trips there are 0 trips that are direct routes with no transfers.
Need more travel options? Travelling by Train from St Paul to Richmond starts at US$149.00.
Book Greyhound from St Paul to Richmond from US$121.00. There are 2 Greyhound schedules from St Paul to Richmond and you can expect on average to pay US$135.28 for a Greyhound ticket to Richmond. In St Paul, Greyhound departs to Richmond from Union Depot and no other station. In Richmond, Greyhound arrives at Bus Terminal - 2910 N Blvd and no other station.
An average trip on Greyhound from St Paul to Richmond takes 31 hours and 58 minutes, while the fastest available Greyhound trip will get you to Richmond in 31 hours and 0 minutes,
On weekends, Greyhound offers 2 trips per day and you could expect to pay US$140.50 for a weekend getaway trip to Richmond.Handel and Vivaldi shared an astounding 56 years of life on earth, yet never met. At the height of their careers, separated by some 950 miles in London and Venice respectively, Handel and Vivaldi’s music reflected everything that surrounded them. Handel, always dignified and highly skilled, was Beethoven’s favorite composer; Vivaldi, daring, flashy, and breathtaking, captivated Bach, who borrowed freely from him. This first CMS pairing of these Baroque masters is a study in contrasts, and a solid evening of terrific musical entertainment.
Brought out of retirement by request of Alternative Armies customers we are delighted to announce that the Frontear range of 28mm miniatures is now on the website on it own page. A spin off book and range from Flintloque which spans the entire story of Amerka from the Greate Rebellion to the Alamorque to the Civile Warre and the Wylde West.
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Some Weird West possibilities as well.
Very cool news! I missed this back in the day.
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