Baltimore to Get a Slice of Philly: Geno's Steaks Expands Across the River
Geno's Steaks, a Philadelphia institution, is set to open its doors in Baltimore next month, bringing with it the iconic cheesesteak experience that has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike. The new location, situated at Power Plant Live!, will offer a unique blend of sit-in service, bar seating, takeout ordering through a window and kiosk, and delivery options.
The expansion marks Geno's Steaks' third location outside of Philadelphia, following successful openings in South Philly and Hampton, Virginia. Owners are thrilled to be part of Baltimore's vibrant food scene, citing the city's reputation for great food and genuine hospitality as a key draw.
"We're honored to bring a piece of our family history and Philadelphia's food culture to Baltimore," said Geno Vento, the current owner of Geno's Steaks. "Baltimore has a deep appreciation for excellent food and warm welcomes, and we can't wait to be part of that."
Power Plant Live!'s director of operations, Anthony Matteo, echoed Vento's sentiments, expressing his excitement about bringing the legendary brand to Maryland. As someone who grew up playing sports at the Passyunk location, Matteo sees this expansion as a long-awaited return to the city.
"Being part of bringing Geno's Steaks to Power Plant Live! is especially meaningful," Matteo said. "We've been waiting for this moment for years, and we can't wait to share it with our guests."
The new Baltimore location promises to deliver on Geno's Steaks' signature cheesesteaks, Italian hoagies, fries, and other mouthwatering options. Hours have yet to be announced, but expect lunch, dinner, and late-night bites to be available.
As the city eagerly awaits the grand opening of Geno's Steaks in Baltimore, one thing is clear: Philly's beloved institution has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1966. With this expansion, Geno's Steaks solidifies its position as a major player in the regional food scene, bringing the best of Philadelphia to Charm City.
Geno's Steaks, a Philadelphia institution, is set to open its doors in Baltimore next month, bringing with it the iconic cheesesteak experience that has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike. The new location, situated at Power Plant Live!, will offer a unique blend of sit-in service, bar seating, takeout ordering through a window and kiosk, and delivery options.
The expansion marks Geno's Steaks' third location outside of Philadelphia, following successful openings in South Philly and Hampton, Virginia. Owners are thrilled to be part of Baltimore's vibrant food scene, citing the city's reputation for great food and genuine hospitality as a key draw.
"We're honored to bring a piece of our family history and Philadelphia's food culture to Baltimore," said Geno Vento, the current owner of Geno's Steaks. "Baltimore has a deep appreciation for excellent food and warm welcomes, and we can't wait to be part of that."
Power Plant Live!'s director of operations, Anthony Matteo, echoed Vento's sentiments, expressing his excitement about bringing the legendary brand to Maryland. As someone who grew up playing sports at the Passyunk location, Matteo sees this expansion as a long-awaited return to the city.
"Being part of bringing Geno's Steaks to Power Plant Live! is especially meaningful," Matteo said. "We've been waiting for this moment for years, and we can't wait to share it with our guests."
The new Baltimore location promises to deliver on Geno's Steaks' signature cheesesteaks, Italian hoagies, fries, and other mouthwatering options. Hours have yet to be announced, but expect lunch, dinner, and late-night bites to be available.
As the city eagerly awaits the grand opening of Geno's Steaks in Baltimore, one thing is clear: Philly's beloved institution has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1966. With this expansion, Geno's Steaks solidifies its position as a major player in the regional food scene, bringing the best of Philadelphia to Charm City.
. I mean, who needs all that fancy seafood when you can have a good ol' fashioned Philly cheesesteak? The fact that they're opening up in Power Plant Live! is pretty cool too... as long as the tourists don't take over and ruin it for everyone else 
. Anyway, I'm curious to see if they'll be able to deliver on their promise of "authentic" Philly food without being a total tourist trap 
*pulls out phone*
I mean, who doesn't love a good cheesesteak? And to think it's finally coming our way after all these years is just amazing 
. I've been to Geno's Steaks in Philly before and it's literally the best thing since sliced bread 
. The fact that they're expanding across the river just means more people will get to experience the magic of a proper cheesesteak, and that's something to celebrate 
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Geno's Steaks is finally coming to town and I'm FREAKING OUT!!! 
The fact that they're partnering with Power Plant Live! is genius, it's going to be such an amazing spot for foodies like me. And let's not forget the delivery options - perfect for when you're in the mood for cheesesteak but don't wanna leave your couch 
. I'm literally counting down the days until their grand opening...
. The new location is gonna have some sick hours too, so we can get our cheesesteak fix whenever we want 
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. I heard they got a sick window ordering system & delivery options so u can just order ur fave cheesesteak from the comfort of ur own home 
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I mean, who needs personal space when you're eating a cheesesteak? Baltimore just got a little bit more crowded, and by that I mean it's gonna be a whole lot busier with Geno's Steaks at Power Plant Live! 
I guess it's a good thing they've got a sit-in service, or else people might actually have to wait in line... which would be, like, totally out of the question 
. Can't wait to see if they'll start serving Pat's King of Steaks there too... just kidding, kind of 
