Seat Belt Repair in Philadelphia

When the city Philadelphia, comes to mind people usually think of the Liberty Bell, the theme from “Rocky”, and most importantly the amazing cheesesteak, that is favorited by not only the locals but all who visit. Philadelphia is the largest city in Pennsylvania with a whopping population of 1.572816 million, it is world-famous for lots of different foods like hoagies, cheesesteaks, Tastykakes, Goldenberg Peanut Chews, water ice (commonly known as Italian Ice), and soft pretzels. What is a cheesesteak you may ask, a cheesesteak is made up of thinly sliced, sauteed ribeye beef and melted cheese on a long, crusty roll.  Toppings that are usually put on the cheesesteak include fried onions, hot or sweet peppers, sauteed mushrooms, and ketchup. A cheesesteak hoagie is a combination of a cold hoagie (as subs are called in the Philly area), and the traditional hot cheesesteak. These have lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise. If this isn't making your mouth water already, I don’t know what would.
   
As stated in Philadelphia's official tourism site, Pat Olivieri was a hot dog vendor in South Philadelphia one day decided to grill some beef from the butcher and put it on an Italian roll. A cab driver was driving by and caught a whiff and asked for a steak sandwich. Word spread rapidly to all different cab drivers throughout the city, and they soon visited Olivieri for steak sandwiches. That is how Pat invented the cheesesteak in the 1930s.  

Olivieri eventually opened up Pat's King of Steaks on 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue. The cheese was also added to the mix in the '40s by Pat's manager Joe Lorenza, according to Philadelphia Magazine. But then again what's an iconic figure in the City of Brotherly Love without a fierce, but friendly, rivalry? Geno's Steaks, located on the north side of the corner of 9th and Passyunk, was started in 1966. When Joey Vento saw the name "GINO" painted on a broken door in the back of his shop, he changed the "I" to an "E," and the cheesesteak place became Geno's. Some believe that Vento was actually the first to put the cheese in a cheesesteak. Both of these joints are located on 9th Street Curb Market also known as the Italian Market, an area featuring grocery shops, cafes, restaurants, bakeries, cheese shops, butcher shops, and more. The Italian Market is the world’s oldest and largest outdoor market and has not changed in 100 years. To learn more about 9th street go on the local website https://www.phila.gov/.

With this street being of the busiest streets in South Philly, people are always cautious on the road. Getting a seat belt repair on your vehicle will make sure that you and your passengers are safe while driving down the Italian Market.  Safety Restore can help with all the seat belt repairs that you need. Whether it be a single stage seat belt repair, a dual stage seat belt repair, or a triple stage seat belt repair, they got you covered. If you need to get work done on your seatbelt make sure you check out Safety Restore website https://www.safetyrestore.com/ for their amazing prices and services and drive safely to get to one of those amazing world famous cheesesteak joints, weather its Geno’s or Pat’s King of Steaks and choose which one is your favorite.