“ I didn't take a pic of my food......but I live in MD and this place is a staple to come too, if I am ever in the area!!!! I love the original location off of Philadelphia Pk (in Deleware). Every table was dirty, had to ask to get them cleaned and then my order was messed up. The older lady with the blonde hair seemed mad when I asked to fix it along with the sub situation with the coleslaw (everyone doesn't eat that crap)!!!! Also the prices went up (Menu and Board have different prices- guess this helps make up for the DE no taxes). Back to the review- MY cheesesteak was !!!! As always! Worth the ride from MD!!!! No matter the little logistics.....always worth a try, you won't regret it ”

“ The Delaware Valley area is definitely a crowded market when it comes to cheesesteaks. Yes, there are the tourist trap locations but some of the best cheesesteaks come from more local establishments and Claymont Steak Shop is one of those places. They have a couple locations in Delaware, but it feels very much like a neighborhood restaurant. The decor is simple, but I like the feel that his is a neighborhood restaurant. There's a cooler with grab-and-go desserts and chips, locals get takeout and you can watch some sports while you're waiting. The service here is pretty good though you don't quite get the full restaurant service as ordering is down either via the counter or on a self-serve kiosk but they do make sure you get your food nice and fresh and the service staff is friendly. Yes, Claymont STEAK Shop serves cheesesteaks, but they have such a diverse menu there's plenty of variety. They serve pizzas, grinders, burgers, stromboli, there's a good variety of items to choose from. They also have baskets of fries and you can even get Old Bay fries, too. One of the things I really like is that you can customize your cheesesteaks; you don't have to be bound to the "Cheeze Whiz wit" routine and have provolone as your cheese or add peppers. While I cannot say these are the best cheesesteaks in the world, but Claymont's are really good. They come in three to four sizes and they stuff those steak rolls with plenty of beef (or chicken, they have chicken cheesesteaks, too) and whatever toppings or cheese you like. The beef is tender and you get a good mouthful of flavor and they are filling. Their pizzas are also pretty tasty as well. They are baked well and have a good selection of toppings. The breadsticks are pretty decent as well and they will wrap them in foil to make sure they are nice and hot and ready for you to enjoy. While Claymont might not be known cross-country for their cheesesteaks, this is definitely a great neighborhood restaurant to stop at for a cheesesteak...or a pizza. ”

“ This is one of our favorite places to come to while in Claymont. My wife and I came across this lovely establishment in 2018, we were in town to look at a wedding venue, The Waterfall, right up the street. Around our anniversary we always drive up from Baltimore and stop in for a bite to eat. This place is special to Us. ”

“ Once the bread was toasted it was a very good cheesesteak. No pepper relish, that's a must have for me. The best cheesesteaks in Philly have free spicy pepper relish. I love it. At home I use AMISH WEDDING® RED SWEET PEPPER RELISH. Be sure and order it with extra cheese. ”

“ Claymont Steak Shop never disappoints! The cheesesteaks are packed with flavor and always made fresh, and the portions are huge for the price. The menu has something for everyone, but the steaks and subs are definitely the stars. Service is always quick and friendly, whether you’re dining in or grabbing takeout. It’s easily one of the best spots around for a great meal. Highly recommend if you’re craving a real Philly-style cheesesteak! ”