1118 South Commerce Street
Ardmore, OK 73401
Carter County
Phone: (580) 226-8102
Fax: unknownWebsite: no website on fileEmail: no email on fileHours: unknown
by Shanelle Mccammack on Upon entering, I noted that this is a very strange place. It is huge! [3 floors?] It's incredibly festive, like koreatown, but with Mariachis... The scene is very mixed. They were not kidding about 'salsa all night' [with a dj]. I went for salsa and the class that I took was very well-attended. The format was confusing, but everyone was very nice. The passion margarita that I had was super strong. Drinks are around $12 each.
by Erik E. on I'm basically writing the same review for Pat's as I am for Geno's because they're basically the same restaurant. Only the photos are different. What's more, I was fairly unimpressed with either place. I was introduced to Pat's and Geno's in Rick Sebak's 2002 PBS documentary, Sandwiches That You Will Like. Well, the cheesesteak at these two places I can't really say I liked. I had a "provolone wit" (i.e., cheesesteak sandwich with provolone cheese and grilled onions). The bread was stale and the cheese not melted. Frankly, I've had better cheesesteaks at the mall in Albuquerque (seriously!). For a better cheesesteak in the Philly area, try Dalessandro's. Or skip the cheesesteak and get a fantastic hoagie at Primo's!!! .... Maybe I should've had it with whiz. Of all the Rick Sebak documented sandwiches, Pat's and Geno's have been the only disappointments as of yet. Still, these are both institutions in their own right, so I'm glad I came --- only because now I can say I've been here. Oh, and be prepared for ridiculously long lines and a long walk to find parking. There is no indoor seating. Tables outside only (if you can find a free table). Also (and I don't mean this as a criticism) if you're not from the area, you may perceive employees' manner as rude. It really isn't. It's just part of the South Philly 'tude. Just roll wit it. One thing I will take issue with: this place had the gall to refer to their French fries as "freedom fries". Please! I can really do without that kind of xenophobic nationalism. Please keep your politics off my dinner plate! I won't be back.
by Cameron Delucchi on The bouncers are rude, once telling my boyfriend in JULY that he couldn't come in with sandals on (even though every woman had them on). This is Sunnyside--a casual, blue-collar neighborhood--I have no problems with upscale restaurants or bars moving in but this place is neither! What is with the annoying policies and enough neon lights to invoke a seizure? This place tries so hard to be chic or trendy or something that it just is NOT. It's just embarrassing.
