Charleys Cheesesteaks

Its good. Of all the food court options on Ft. Belvoir, Charley’s does the best job offering a consistently good product. The food is cooked to order the way you want it, so it’s always hot and fresh. Basically the opposite of the Panda Express next to it. If you happen to be in or near the PX, I recommend this location.

Pretty good because it’s all freshly cooked. Only thing it’s lacking is they do not season ANYTHING lol, however there is seasoning available once you receive you food. It gets the job done but it’s just not the same as having the meat seasoned as it’s been cooked. Overall a decent go to when ever you are craving a Philly steak.

As a Muslim, I don’t eat bacon. Without even asking, they kindly offered to clean the grill for me. That’s outstanding customer service! I truly appreciate their thoughtfulness and will definitely keep coming back.

I ordered the Philly cheesesteak and gourmet fries (cheese and bacon), and was genuinely blown away. The steak was excellent and the fries were about as perfect as any fries I have ever had. I order the "regular" sized sandwich and it was pretty filling. The fries were a bit over the top, in hindsight. Charley's was well worth the visit...

If you work on an Army installation, odds are there's a Charley's Cheesesteaks in the Post Exchange (PX) Food Court. Sandwiches are made fresh to order but the menu is limited to steak or chicken sandwiches, albeit with a lot of varieties. The fries are usually good by themselves, but they are offered with various toppings like bacon and cheese. It's easy to spend over $12 with a drink for a 2000 calorie meal, so I always get the $4.99 chicken Philly with fries (roughly 720 calories total). With other PX fare usually relegated to Popeye's, Burger King, Taco Bell, Subway, Arby's, and Qdoba, along with one or two other chains, Charley's is a good option on occasion. During peak times, the wait can be a little long, but it's usually tolerable and worth it.