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John Danze Jr. (left), proprietor of Johnny's Hots, holds a freshly prepared cheese-steak, while customer David Alshay (below) enjoys a hot dog with onions.
John Danze Jr. (left), proprietor of Johnny's Hots, holds a freshly prepared cheese-steak, while customer David Alshay (below) enjoys a hot dog with onions.Read more

Johnny's Hots

Sandwich, Breakfast$

Founded in the 1950s, this blue-collar stand across from Penn Treaty Park, is the place for breakfast while the sun comes up. You'll be sharing the dawn with shift workers and construction workers loading up on carbs for a busy day. The hot sausage, egg, and cheese will keep you going until noon. For lunch, try the hot dog and fish cake which is quite tasty as long with plenty of tartar sauce.

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Restaurant Details

1234 N. Delaware Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., 19125
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