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Recent American Restaurant Reviews in Chinatown

• Stogie Joe's Tavern (E Passyunk Ave. between Moore St. & S 13th St.)

  Written by shawn m. on 5/24/2013 | Member since 2012

  Wings, both baked and fried are excellent, nice not quite fall-off-the bone texture and not drenched in sauce . The Smokin' Joe Stromboli is also fantastic, and of the more long slim hoagie roll-esque variety. I will definitely order again! If I had one complaint, it is that their menu isn't expansive enough.

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• Jones (Via Delivery Service) (Chestnut St. & S. 7th St.)

  Written by Nicolaus A. on 5/23/2013 | Member since 2010

  Pretty much everything I've gotten from this place has been top-notch. The grilled cheese and tomato soup and pulled-pork sandwich are especially good. The accompanying fries can be a bit soggy, but it's tough to deliver perfect fries. Delivery is usually fairly quick, and the delivery service will call you when they're running behind.

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• Del Rossi's Cheesesteak Co. (N. 4th St. between Green St. and Spring Garden St.)

  Written by Janelle H. on 4/14/2013 | 7 other reviews | Member since 2013

  I LOVED the Hickory Burger with the barbecue sauce & bacon! The cheesesteak egg rolls were also tasty and quite large. I will definitely be ordering from this place again!

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• Liberty Bar & Grill (Market Street between S 22nd St. &and S 23rd St.)

  Written by Lisa C. on 2/7/2013 | 7 other reviews | Member since 2012

  Food seems like it would serve a craving at location, but does not hold up well to delivery-- soggy burgers aren't the greatest. However, the portion size was generous and service was quick, even on Super Bowl Sunday! French fries are delicious sliced potatoes, not pre-frozen sticks.

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• Pandora's Lunchbox (Walnut St. between 12th St. & 13th St.)

  Written by John K. on 2/15/2013 | 6 other reviews | Member since 2011

  As with most people, whenever the GF and I are not up to cooking or heading out to a restaurant, we opt for take out. When we can't pinpoint exactly what we want (which happens more often than not), we opt for Pandoras, which offers a melange of options ranging from sandwiches, wraps, pizzas, wings, calzones/strombolis. These are things that can be found in most generic American eateries to be sure. The one difference? Pandoras is consistent and does most of their items very well. That being said - we are talking about take out ... so take my bloviating with a grain of salt. Buffalo Chicken Stromboli ($8.25 small / $15.25 large) Chicken, Buffalo Sauce, Bleu Cheese, & Mozzarella This came in a small to medium sized pizza box. And while it was also portioned off into four sections, the entirety of the stromboli was just a little bit larger than one of the quarters of Pandoras' large stromboli. The innards ooze blue cheese, mozzarella, and diced chicken. A delicious and winning combination in my book. The crust of the stromboli is typically crisp on the outside, with a nice chewy and pliant dough within. Wing Dings ($6.25) I had no idea what wing dings were the first time I ordered them. All I know is, since then, I have ordered them every single time. Pandoras does these really well - juicy meat within, with an incredibly crisply fried exterior. They simply fall off the bone. I wish they would offer more blue cheese to dip these in, but honestly? They really need no accompaniments. I can eat all of these in one sitting - no problem. Overall, Pandoras hits the spot when I'm craving take out. You don't feel better about yourself after the meal, but it definitely brings a smile to my face while I'm eating it. Hey - you can always hit the gym afterwards ... if you can wake yourself up from the resulting food coma.

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