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fluteplyr011

Joined 4 years ago

Heartattack on a Plate. The food is greasy, but it's so worth the upcoming heartattack. It's the best chili cheese fries, especially for the price. There's always a crowd, so that's got to speak for itself. The wet fries (fries topped with gravy) is decent. The sandwiches are pretty good too. I need to stop by soon, thinking about the chili cheese fries is making my mouth water!

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Tara Lis

Joined 10 years ago

San Gabriel Valley's "world famous" pastrami dip tradition for more than 40 years.. In Short
A combination stand-up or sit-down restaurant, this SoCal institution packs orders in paper bags--no matter whether diners are eating in or taking the food to go. Famous for its signature peppery, pink pastrami dip; the thinly shaved meat is griddle-fried and strewn across French rolls, accompanied by dill pickles and mustard. Burgers are served in generous portions and dressed with Thousand Island dressing. A large side order of fries should easily feed a group of four.

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pookiesback

Joined 6 years ago

Best bad food!!!. Bad food meaning, you know nutritionally its bad, but MAN!!! ITS SOOOO GOOD!! I see a lot people know them for pastrami or for great chili fries. My family and I go for the whole shebang, we order chili cheese pastrami fries! The only thin we need after that is something to drink and someone to drive....VERY satisfying.

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reepicheep

Joined 8 years ago

Chilli cheez fries. That's all I say 'CHILLI CHEEZ FRIES!!!' yummie! But because it has to be 10 words, here I say it again 'CHILI CHEEZ FRIES!!!!'

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bonnie5

Joined 9 years ago

The Fries!. I don't think that I have ever had chili fries better than here! They come in a pretty big tray, the only size, and you can order them with cheese, pickles, tomatoes, and even pastrami. These are definitely not to be eaten by yourself. Pretty much everything that pastrami touches in this place is worth the heartburn. Not only do they have sandwiches, they have pastrami burgers too. It's even a great place for cold sandwiches and whatever you order, you have to wash it down with a cherry coke.

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alas76

Joined 10 years ago

Truly mouth-watering. I have loved these sandwiches since 1998. The slices of paper-thin pastrami piled high in a roll is simplistic, yet powerful enough to make you want to stop and buy one. I think KROQ's morning show had someone broadcast from here a few years back. From morning to night you can be sure to see at least a few people waiting at the corner for thier sandwiches. I have yet to try anything but the pastrami dip, though. They taste even better when accompanied by the hot peppers they have. Sometimes I mean to try something new, but just seeing one makes me hungry enough to give up my resolve. They cost a little over $6 I think and the one I went to was at the intersection of Garfield and Valley right off the Garfield Ave. exit off the 10 fwy into Alhambra.