Campo’s Deli

For stadium food, it was better than anything else I’ve had. The sandwich was huge! And not too greasy. Yummy and go flyers! ;-)

Horrible. This place at Citizens Bank Park used to be pretty good at the ballpark but I will never go again. The last two times I got a cold cheesesteak and the cheese was not melted at all. There was no line but that’s because they don’t even bother giving you a hot sandwich for the $ 12 they charge. The meat sits there precooked on their grill and then they scoop the lukewarm meat onto a roll that has American cheese slices. They hand it to you, it feels cold. Them you unwrap and sure enough, it’s cold and dry. The American cheese was not melted not even slightly.
Obviously they are more interested in keeping their lines moving quickly which means precooked cold meat and unmelted cheese. I am so pissed off I wasted my money and meal on this crap. I will also never go to any Campos.

First of all i have been here plenty of times in the past and the fact that they dont accept plastic sucks in it self. So today my cousin and her friend arrived in Delaware and we visited Philly with intentions to go eat here, so when the girl took our order she was extremely rude so after she took our order i asked her who was the manager and she said «i am» and i asked her who was above her she said «my mom and dad» wow! yoga pants are not your friend!!! she was inpatient and wanted us to hurry and take our order and still messed it up 3 times. I told her i wanted onions on my cheesesteak and after the second time i told her ONIONS she still forgot to put them in there. So i got up and asked for my onions that she forgot to put on my sandwich and she handed them to me… at this point i am already mad so no, i didnt say thank you and as i walked away she said «your welcome»…rude!

ZERO star review.
Let us begin with the barren-​looking food stand that should normally be «bustling» (Flag #1). So we order the infamous cheesesteak and an order of chicken and fries, because they MUST be good too, right? The Campo’s employee pulls some dark brown chicken strips from a desolate baking sheet in some stainless steel tomb (Flags #2 & 3) and places them next to the only edible item of the evening, regular old fries. We then see the cashier reach under the counter to get a cheesesteak sandwich that was pre-​wrapped and handed it to another employee, who dumps some old I’ve-been-sitting-here-for-12-hours and there’s-black-crust-all-over-me chopped onions on the sandwich (Flags #4 — 73).
You see I was staring at those onions… those wretched onions. Sitting there on that heatless griddle, lifeless, dehydrated, crusty, and abandoned… And when replying «Yes.» To that «Would you like some onions on that?» question, I was in sheer denial… they couldn’t possibly put that alien matter on my faux Philly cheesesteak!
So after tasting these chicken patty-​esque tenders, regular frozen refried potato sticks, brick hard bread with an absence of cheese and topped with those wretched onions… our night ended in disenchantment, sadness, and belly aches.
Not even a refreshing beer could help us now. Just chugged my original flavored alka-​seltzer, resumed fetal position, and hoped that it’ll all seem like a distant dream in the morning.

Very skimpy portions and cash only. All bread and a little sliver of meat. It’s basically a tourist trap

Had a cheese steak at the Philly game. Damn good and lots of meat. Remember to ask for provolone instead of the nasty cheese whiz

I cannot vouch for the Campo’s at Citizens Bank Park, but this one in the Wells Fargo Center has always given me a pretty good cheesesteak. The line is never too long and there is seating nearby in the AT&T Pavilion. When I am not getting the roast pork or roast beef sandwich at intermission I’m getting this.