I am a native of the original Cheese steak fare, so I have been searching for the nearest location that might meet my expectations with respect to the Philly Cheese steak that I know from years past.  To, date, to set the record straight, I have never ever been able to find any one place that comes near to the original sandwiches that I can get in that general area (Philadelphia).  To wit; I write this review of Flancer's, not to bash but to add perspective.\n\nThe restaurant has an okay \"feel\" in a deli-style manner.  No complaints for me but just average.  The staff was nice and again, there are no complaints in this department as well.  The only issues that I have with this restaurant is that the missed the target completely with respect to the \"Philly\" Cheese-steak and I left about 21.00 poorer for the mistake I made going here for this sandwich.  The Cheese steak was nothing like anything I have ever had in that it was an OK sandwich but was more like a thinly sliced whole rib-eye (small sized however) placed between a homemade baked bread!  It was chunky, and not thinly sliced, like the \"Philly\" fare from home.  I could not find the onions that I so desired within it.  They were there but scarcely so indeed.  Extra or a la carte for everything on this menu.  Extra for the peppers, and extra for this and that, whew!  The list goes on.  They don't have the sense to incorporate these costs into the menu so that you are not pennied to death! I was so completely upset with myself for going there that I have vowed not to return again and even for another type of sandwich.  It is only 5 miles from my home; whereas, Corleone's in Tempe is about 20 miles from my home.  I will return to Corleone's in the future when I want a slice of home and even Corleone's is not a complete or exact match of the sandwich I know but they have been the most consistent place and nearest to the original sandwich that I can find in Arizona so far (after a decade here).  Gino's is just absolutely horrible.  I went once and have NEVER been back.  Finally, and sorry for the tangent, but I wanted to give perspective.  So, going forward, I am just stating the following in a nutshell: Miss Gino's completely, and in a pinch you can try Flancers but don't be surprised when your expectations are ruined on this sandwich, or you can travel to Mill Avenue in Tempe for Corleone's for an almost authentic \"Philly\" cheese steak fare that comes closest to the concept for this sandwich too (owners are apparently from the Philadelphia area).  This is a miss for me and I am not going back.