Oregon Steaks: A 24-Hour South Philly Cheesesteak Spot

If you find yourself in South Philadelphia at an hour when most kitchens have long since closed, Oregon Steaks is the kind of place that comes in handy. It sits at 2654 S 10th St, and its most practical selling point is that it never closes: the restaurant is open 24 hours, with online ordering running from 8:00 AM to 2:55 AM. For a neighborhood that takes its cheesesteaks seriously, it has built a strong reputation, carrying a 4.7 rating out of 5 from more than 7,000 reviews, with a 4.4 on Yelp from 252.

The menu is built around the cheesesteak, and there is plenty of room to customize. A standard cheese steak runs $17.00, and you can choose between whiz, mild provolone, cooper and sharp provolone, mushroom, or chicken. If you want to swap the beef for chicken, a chicken steak is $16.50, and a mushroom steak is $17.50. Beyond the basics, there is a pepper cheese steak for $17.00, a pizza steak for $17.50, and an old fashion for $17.50. For something a bit more substantial, a steak with greens and cheese comes in at $19.00.

It is not just about the steaks, though. A steak hoagie is $18.00, and the chicken cutlet hoagie is $17.00, while an Italian roast pork hoagie is $18.50. If you are in the mood for something fried, ten breaded chicken wings with buffalo wing sauce are $16.00, and a bacon cheeseburger is $10.50. For sides, fries are $6.50, cheese fries $7.50, and gravy fries with cheese $10.00. There is even a breakfast sandwich on the menu: a bacon egg and cheese for $11.00.

What makes the place easy to drop into is how much it accommodates. It is good for groups, kid-friendly, and pet-friendly, and it takes credit cards. You can eat in or take out, and delivery is available, with a $0 delivery fee for new users. Inside, there is Wi-Fi and a TV, and there is parking nearby, which is not always a given in this part of town. The most ordered items tend to be the wings, chopped rib eye steaks, chicken steaks, chicken cutlets, hand carved roast beef, roast pork, burgers, hoagies, specialty sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches, sides, beverages, and dessert.

The location is worth a bit of context. South Philadelphia is the neighborhood where the cheesesteak began, and it still carries that Italian heritage, with the Italian Market, established in the mid-1880s, not far away. The area is bounded by the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers and includes sub-neighborhoods like Queen Village, Bella Vista, East Passyunk, Pennsport, Graduate Hospital, Point Breeze, Newbold, and Grays Ferry. It is also home to the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, which holds Lincoln Financial Field, Citizens Bank Park, and the Xfinity Mobile Arena, with a new arena scheduled to open in 2030. Getting there is straightforward, with SEPTA's Broad Street Line and major highways like I-95 and the Walt Whitman Bridge nearby. Whether you are heading home from a game or just need a late-night meal, Oregon Steaks is a reliable South Philly fixture.