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Local sandwich chain offering Philadelphia-style cheesesteaks & hoagies with all the trimmings.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8966 W Bowles Ave O, Littleton, CO 80123
Phone: (303) 933-2757
Website: http://www.tasteofphilly.biz/
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Littleton – Taste of Philly
The Littleton Taste of Philly is located in the Bowles Marketplace. We offer takeout, delivery, and catering options for parties of any size!
Taste of Philly
Colorado’s Home of the REAL Philly Cheesesteak. Reubens, club sandwiches, Italian hoagies, french fries, wings, hot roast pork sandwiches.
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Littleton, CO 80123. 303-933-2757 · Lakewood. 9797 W Colfax Ave. #2J Lakewood … | Colorado Springs – Dublin Blvd | Highlands Ranch | Littleton | Colorado …
Reviews
Sam Hurlburt
I’m guessing the reviews for this place are mostly from people who get delivery. The dine-in experience here is so much better. Our sandwiches and fries were piping hot and delicious, with lots of meat and lots of cheese. The woman who was running the whole show last night by herself was attentive, friendly and absolutely on her game. She even wrapped our leftovers up for us and they were delicious again today. We’ll be back!
… moreOutSide Tha Boxx
The service was offputting. The atmosphere was horrible. The customer service definitely needs help and the portions are so small. I deserve a refund. I didn’t get any meat in my sandwich. That was bread. Complete waste of money.
… moreKen Young
This place.n Is completely disgusting? You could not pay me to eat there. I don’t care how much it is. So tired and filthy, dirty that they’re going to kill somebody, went into the bathroom full of feces and just complete dirt, was afraid to touch the handle or wash my hands. Which I did, but don’t recommendnThey should just call It quits and close the doors. Can’t believe the health department hasn’t shut it down.
… moreLorena Larrabure-Weinberg
The Philly was fine I guess… could have used a lot more cheese and the meat was a bit on the skimpy side especially for how expensive a sandwich and fries was. Also, why is crummy bottled ranch $1.00 extra? For that much, I expected house made . The biggest issue I have as my first time coming here is how filthy the restaurant was. I mean absolutely disgustingly FILTHY. The floors, tables, walls, countertops, and even soda machine was moldy and dirty. It was super slow so I’m not sure why in the 20 min I was there, not a single employee wiped a table, nothing.
… moredarrin chavez
Thought I’d give them another try… and i wish i wouldn’t have. I ordered a large philly. And i dont know if they are doing this due to cost factor. Although their amount of meat inside a large is not nearly what it was some time ago. It could be new management cutting corners thinking everyone is stupid and will not realize they are under shorting produt to save money and jack the prices up as well. Smh ashamed. And this definitely does not compare to the photos taken for advertising… shiesty bussines owners. False advertisements.
The last photo is from Southphilly cheesesteak… and they are the go-to philly shop around town. They are better quality, and they actually give you an actual sized proportional meal.
… moreThe last photo is from Southphilly cheesesteak… and they are the go-to philly shop around town. They are better quality, and they actually give you an actual sized proportional meal.
alec mekelburg
Food has usually been decent every time I’ve come here. Staff needs some help being more welcoming to customers instead of just blank staring and only asking “anything else?”. It’s weird coming here to eat and feeling like a burden the whole time.
The actual restaurant itself is pretty dirty. Tables are always messy. Floor is never clean. Countertops are always dirty. From what I notice, it’s never usually incredibly busy, so I’m not sure why it’s so hard to keep the place clean.
… moreThe actual restaurant itself is pretty dirty. Tables are always messy. Floor is never clean. Countertops are always dirty. From what I notice, it’s never usually incredibly busy, so I’m not sure why it’s so hard to keep the place clean.
Steve Jenovai
Tasty cheesesteak, great service and a menu that include some items such as fish and chips. This was a surprise find for me and I definitely will be back. My 14 year old son rank their fish and chips as among the best he’s had. The steak in the cheesesteak was flavorful and the size generous. Fries were amazingly crisp and generous as well. This place is now on my regular list.
… moreA Brunk
I ordered delivery today my usual method when i eat here and this used to be one of the best philly cheesesteak places in denver. The delivery was fast she arrived early and everything was warm but the quality has gone down so much. The grease has been stale the last few times I’ve ordered from here so everything fried food tastes like old grease and they never let the grease drip off before putting it in a bag so everything gets soggy and disgusting before you get the chance to look at it. Today’s onion rings were a soggy stale mess that clumped together in a blob we air fried them to salvage them but it made the whole house smell like stale grease. I remember when these used to be the best sloppy Phillies in town but now the portions are so small you bearly get any meat to bread ratio and if you want to taste cheese you better order extra. This time was especially criminal and I will never be back everything was disgusting.
… morePaul Reyes
The day I bit into greatness.
Listen, I didn’t come to Taste of Philly to be reasonable. I came to splurge. And splurge I did. Extra meat. The works. Red pepper spread. No half-measures. No regrets.
Let me set the scene.
The moment I unwrapped this sandwich, it was like opening a treasure chest filled with molten, meaty gold. You know how food commercials fake the steam to make it look hot? Nah, this thing came out with steam baring off of it like it just walked out of a sauna and had stories to tell. I even posted a pic—check it out. That’s not CGI. That’s real-life culinary vapor. NASA called. They want to study it.
The first bite? Life-changing. I’m not saying it cured my seasonal depression, but the clouds did part a little. The bread was soft but sturdy (like an emotional support friend), the meat was juicy and stacked like it had something to prove, and the red pepper spread? Bro. That red pepper spread was bomb diggity—yes, I said it—and I stand by it. Spicy, tangy, just the right amount of sass. It punched me in the taste buds and then apologized with a hug.
Now let’s talk about the vibe. The guy behind the counter looked like he’s been through a week’s worth of nonsense by Tuesday, but you could still tell—deep down—he’s a solid dude. Just a warrior in the sandwich trenches. Respect. He wasn’t throwing glitter and sunshine, but he got my order right, treated the sandwich like sacred art, and kept it real. That’s Philly energy. No fluff, just flavor.
And let’s be honest—it wasn’t cheap. This was not a $5 footlong situation. But honestly? Worth every dollar. I didn’t walk in expecting fast food prices. I came for quality, for excess, for a taste of the City of Brotherly Love—and I got baptized in cheesesteak glory.
Would I come back? Absolutely. Would I bring friends? Only the ones I trust not to mooch off my sandwich. Would I make this part of my cheat day routine? Yes, and I’d even consider cheating twice a week.
If you’re on the fence, get off the fence and get in line. Order like you mean it. Get the works. Add extra meat. Say yes to the red pepper spread. And prepare to feel emotions you haven’t felt since childhood.
Taste of Philly, you’ve earned a fan. A slightly greasy, extremely full fan.
… moreListen, I didn’t come to Taste of Philly to be reasonable. I came to splurge. And splurge I did. Extra meat. The works. Red pepper spread. No half-measures. No regrets.
Let me set the scene.
The moment I unwrapped this sandwich, it was like opening a treasure chest filled with molten, meaty gold. You know how food commercials fake the steam to make it look hot? Nah, this thing came out with steam baring off of it like it just walked out of a sauna and had stories to tell. I even posted a pic—check it out. That’s not CGI. That’s real-life culinary vapor. NASA called. They want to study it.
The first bite? Life-changing. I’m not saying it cured my seasonal depression, but the clouds did part a little. The bread was soft but sturdy (like an emotional support friend), the meat was juicy and stacked like it had something to prove, and the red pepper spread? Bro. That red pepper spread was bomb diggity—yes, I said it—and I stand by it. Spicy, tangy, just the right amount of sass. It punched me in the taste buds and then apologized with a hug.
Now let’s talk about the vibe. The guy behind the counter looked like he’s been through a week’s worth of nonsense by Tuesday, but you could still tell—deep down—he’s a solid dude. Just a warrior in the sandwich trenches. Respect. He wasn’t throwing glitter and sunshine, but he got my order right, treated the sandwich like sacred art, and kept it real. That’s Philly energy. No fluff, just flavor.
And let’s be honest—it wasn’t cheap. This was not a $5 footlong situation. But honestly? Worth every dollar. I didn’t walk in expecting fast food prices. I came for quality, for excess, for a taste of the City of Brotherly Love—and I got baptized in cheesesteak glory.
Would I come back? Absolutely. Would I bring friends? Only the ones I trust not to mooch off my sandwich. Would I make this part of my cheat day routine? Yes, and I’d even consider cheating twice a week.
If you’re on the fence, get off the fence and get in line. Order like you mean it. Get the works. Add extra meat. Say yes to the red pepper spread. And prepare to feel emotions you haven’t felt since childhood.
Taste of Philly, you’ve earned a fan. A slightly greasy, extremely full fan.
Christine Simko
Old school cheesesteak spot… hits the spot! I got The Works. Most authentic cheesesteak I’ve had on the east coast!! Superb, kind service. Sandwich took maybe 15 min with the green chili cheese fries. Fries are classic matchstick. Super crispy and deliciously salty. Green chili was fab and spicy!! Thank you for the hospitality and delicious hot meal.
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