Steak Escape Grille voted 2009 Best
Sandwich Shop in Cleveland
Thanks to all of you who voted for Steak
Escape Grille in Strongsville, OH as the Best Sandwich Shop in Cleveland. The Best
of Cleveland Hotlist is an annual competition conducted by Fox 8 News. This
year the contest ran from September 19 to November 13, 2009. Voters registered
online at fox8.com and were allowed one vote in each category.
"We are thrilled to be voted Best Sandwich Shop of
Cleveland," says Chris Blumfeldt, owner of Steak Escape Grille
in Strongsville. "We are new to the area and were competing against some very
established restaurants. To see this showing of loyalty from our customers
really means a lot."
Steak Escape Grille in Strongsville, located at 17250
Royalton Road, opened in April of 2009. Only the third of its kind, it is the
first to open outside of Columbus. The menu features Steak Escape favorites
like the Cheesesteak and other grilled subs, plus Char burgers, wings and the
already legendary One Killer Salad.
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Ask Jeff...
Q: What does it take to master the art of grilling at Steak Escape?
A: Grilling food to our exacting standards takes a particular mastery. You may not realize, but we don't use timers when we grill your meal. Our cast members demonstrate a real level of knowledge and care, adding meat and veggies so that they finish cooking at precisely the same time, and adding cheese so that it melts just right. Each sandwich is like a live performance for you, the customer.
Jeff Fix is Vice President of Development at Steak Escape. Have an "Ask Jeff" question? Send it to escape@steakescape.com
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Did you know?
The Guinness Book of World Records lists several examples of really big food cooked on a grill. The largest omelette weighed 6,510 pounds - that's three and a half tons! The largest commercially available hamburger weighed 164.8 pounds and the largest stir-fry weighed in at 2,319 pounds, 4 ounces. The official Guinness Web site doesn't list a record for a big Cheesesteak, though there are reports of a 365-foot Cheesesteak created in 1998 for a Philadelphia Eagles football game.
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