Chick's Deli - Cherry Hill

We saw this place on Instagram and drove an hr to check it out, the breakfast sandwiches were as delicious as they looked!! While there we opted to try the chicken cheese steak as well. Pics included in this post: Taylor ham, bacon, egg, and cheese on a Kaiser roll absolutely perfect. Thicker pieces of Taylor ham (places both sides of the roll so no matter what side you took a bite, you tasted the Deliciousness of the sandwich . White American cheese (as it should!! and eggs were the perfect amount Bacon, egg, and cheese on a Kaiser roll reminds me of one of my favorite spots in NYC. Like the Taylor ham Sammie (above every bite was perfect Chicken cheesesteak delicious. Chicken tasted slightly seasoned which gave it a nice touch. A little less meat than some other photos here, but can understand why they had so many options on the menu. Can?t wait to go to this place again!

This place is in a mini mall behind another mini mall that ironically looks like a converted chicken coop. Let me tell you. Seek this place out. This is the best Italian sub in the area and we have tried at least half a dozen of the best places. Bread fantastic, cold cuts delicious, portions generous, and the price is unbelievable. No pile of boiled ham between a single layer each of super thin salami and capicola. Nope. You are getting a nice layer of capicola followed by a substantial layer of salami and provolone cut thick enough to see easily. The pictures don't lie you get a perfect ratio of meat bread and toppings and this giant sub was 10 bucks! Never judge a book by its cover or in this case don't judge the Chick's by its coop.

Amazing cheese steak sandwich. Really fresh roll, huge amount of meat. Best I have ever had. It is worth searching this place out !

Been going here for a long time now and I?m still very pleased. I had the buffalo chicken cheesesteak with ranch instead of bleu cheese and it was amazing! Thank you for the great food

I have scoured Philadelphia proper for the greatest cheesesteak in the world. Imagine my surprise that it in fact lives in New Jersey.