Liberty Steaks.and Hoagies — Restaurant in Ridley Township

About 6 Weeks Ago, My In Laws Introduced Me To This Cheesesteak Place & I Instantly Fell In Love With The Cheesesteaks Because They Were Absolutely AMAZING & I’m Pregnant So They Were REALLY Amazing. 2 Weeks After That I Took It Amongst Myself & Traveled 45 Minutes To Get Cheesesteaks From Them For The Entire Family & When We Made It Back Home There Was 3/4 Cheesesteaks Messed Up. When I Called, The Employee Darrin Offered Free Cheesesteaks To Us Since We Traveled Almost A Hour To Get The Cheesesteaks & “They Want Our Business” & Told Us To Come Back 10/6 To Receive The Cheesesteaks. 10/6 Come Around & I’m Extremely Excited To Get There But I First Call To Place The Order Since It Took A While Last Time & I Waited ALL DAY For These Cheesesteaks But When I Called Darrin Immediately Got Defensive & Was Like “Are Y’all Going To Pay For The Cheesesteaks?They Said I Can’t Give Them To Y’all For Free” After He Offered Us Free Ones & Told Me To Ask For Him When I Called Simply Because HE Offered Them & Even Gave Me His Work Schedule Which Is How We Came Up With The Date 10/06. After Hanging Up, I Discussed With My Husband About How I Was Feeling (He Heard The Conversation) & He Decided To Call Back. When He Called Back The Owner Was VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY Rude To Him & My Husband Is Very Soft Spoken & Very Respectful No Matter WHAT & The Owner Asked For A TON Of Information & Accused Us Of Not Really Coming There On The Day We Say We Came & Everything. The Food Is GREAT But Their Attitudes Aren’t. I Hope Everyone Has A Wonderful Time Doing Business With Them Because We No...

Unfortunately, I have to give this visit a two-star rating overall. I understand that we were leaving the Flyers game, and the atmosphere was hectic—people heading home, grabbing their cheesesteaks, hoagies, and more. It seemed like we arrived right around a shift change, with employees coming and going, so I don’t want to take away from the restaurant as a whole.

That said, my experience was mixed. The cheese fries were fantastic, and the chef salad—with the turkey rolls or whatever type they were—was excellent. However, ordering a cheesesteak only to find out later that it had no cheese was really disappointing. The steak itself was great—add a little ketchup, salt, or pepper, and it’s solid—but a cheesesteak without cheese is a basic mistake.

By the time you get home and realize the issue after it’s been triple-wrapped, no one is driving 20-30 minutes back through traffic just to have them fix it. Instead, they leave a review like this.

I’m not saying I won’t go back, but I do expect...

Stumbled into Liberty Tavern on a quest for some food and boy did they deliver. I asked the guy behind the counter what was good, and either he was the owner or just the most confident dude in a 5-mile radius. Charisma off the charts, charm like your favorite uncle who also happens to run a sandwich empire. He recommended the cheesesteak and I didn’t argue. Let me tell you: this cheesesteak didn’t just slap… it filed a full-blown emancipation proclamation on my taste buds. Juicy, cheesy, with that perfect peppery kick that says, “You’re not driving home after this.” And yes, I took a bite before the picture. I regret nothing. The spicy cheese curds were crispy little golden bombs of joy, probably fried in freedom. Liberty Tavern… come for the food, stay for the hospitality, leave in...