Born and raised in South Philadelphia, cheesesteaks are a big part of our lives. Our family owned a few restaurants in the city, including one on 5th & and South, which is a very popular strip packed with different cultures of food and shops. Growing up, we learned so much about the craft and culture of authentic food from those experiences. We are excited to bring our South Philly roots & extensive experience in the steak business to you in Maryland!
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Address: 1140 N Rolling Rd Lot A, Catonsville, MD 21228
Website: http://www.5thandsteaks.com/
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My son ordered the chicken cheesesteak with cheese fries, and I went with the classic cheesesteak topped with Cooper’s Sharp cheese. It was flavorful, juicy, and very filling. I could only finish half of mine while sitting in the car — the portions are serious.
Keep in mind, this is a food truck, so don’t expect indoor seating. But it’s definitely worth the drive — and the mess you might have to clean up in your car afterward.
When I arrived there weren’t any customers and I was told the sandwich would be ready in 15 minutes As this was my second visit I was aware there would be a bit of a wait. I’ve been to many cheesesteak places and that’s about average. My sandwich came out hot, fresh and delicious, which is what I was looking for. This place probably isn’t the play if you’re trying to pop in and out to grab something on your lunch break. If you’re in the mood for a cheesesteak on your lunch break, there’s always Arby’s .
The service won’t wow you but the folks are cordial.
My sandwich had one small piece of gristle so I count that as a pass. I would absolutely visit this place again. Check the schedule before you go. I think they’re closed on like Monday and Tuesday.
What!?? I immediately locked the location into my brain and planned to try one ASAP.
Today was the day.
On my way home from visiting my daughter in Catonsville, I stopped by the Rolling Road location to see if they were open on a Sunday — and they were. Yes! I pulled into the plaza; a few people were already waiting. I noticed the ordering kiosk and went ahead and placed my order.
While the kiosk itself is easy to use, the descriptions of the different steak subs weren’t clearly displayed, so I couldn’t really see what came on each one. I decided to go with “The 5th.” There was no option to pick my toppings, so I just let it fly and hoped for the best. Staff was busy and the window stayed closed, so I didn’t get to ask questions.
The wait was about 15 minutes.
They do offer online ordering for pickup and delivery, and honestly — it’s much better to order ahead. The menu is way easier to read online, and you can see exactly what’s on each sub.
Now for the flavor…
I was sorely disappointed. It was far too salty, and I could not taste the ribeye steak flavor at all. Truthfully, the cheesesteaks I’ve made at home using Steak-umms were better — and that’s saying something.
I’ll give them one more shot, because I really wanted this to be great. But if the next experience falls short again, well… that’s that.
I waited there 53 minutes and heard order numbers higher than my number being called. I also witnessed someone bring back their food because it was the wrong order. Around a dozen people were waiting for there order to be called.
Unwrapping the sub, I thought it looked good but the cheese is not provolone like I ordered. I pick up the sub and the bottom is hard like a cracker. I take a bite and it was clear the cheese was not provolone. The second sub that was not mine was correct and the bread was not scorched on the bottom.
I can forgive absurd wait times but when orders higher than yours are called beforehand, and it looks like they have one item, that’s not good customer service. Especially if the order is wrong, burnt, and a mix of old/ older refried fries.
I will not be coming back. Hopefully the food, food accuracy, and service will get better.
#I don’t have to come back.
I got the jawn and 5th with cooper. Both came out nice and hot. Roll measures 11”, though they missed the last two inches to put in some gooey goodness.
I’d compare it overall with cheesesteak & Co. in elkridge.
More and more good spots finally coming to Maryland.
Expect to spend 17-20$ per steak
Edit: Went back the next day and got subs for my family. Got the loaded fries and they were SO good!