Granted, I’m more of a Pat’s fan, but I do respect Geno’s, but my difference to Geno’s is simply their preference to Cheeze Whiz as opposed to Provolone. However, I do respect Geno’s management for their stance on Spanish as a second languag…

It seems to me that all Geno’s Steaks is trying to do is enforce the old saying ‘when in Rome do as the Romans do’, or speak as they do in this case. In other words, I wouldn’t expect to get anywhere in a restaurant in France if…

Move over, Soup Nazi, and make room for the Philly Cheese-Dick. While most American businesses operate on the model that the customer is always right, asshat businessman Joseph Vento proudly informed the Philly Inquirer that his is “Why should I…

No, I wasn't going to quote S.O.D….Gotcha! Note to any Pennsylvania readers: If I ever visit Philadelphia, I gotta go to this place…a man who makes his customers speak English…or else they don't get served. Some try to order a cheese…

Not if Geno’s has anything to say about it. Conservative blogger, Michelle Malkin, has a story today about South Philadelphia’s own Geno’s steaks and their decision force customers to order in English. It’s Geno’s owner …

Since the report in Tuesday’s Inquirer about Geno’s owner Joe Vento and his English-speakin’, immigrant-hating ways, there’s been a lot of people saying that, well, Joe Vento is a jerk/racist/bigot/asshole (that was yours truly’s term)/etc. And some p…

The sign simply says, without excuses, that this is America and when ordering “Speak English”.

Yesterday, on NRO’s The Corner, Jonah Goldberg reported:
It’s kind of sad. They change their homepage logo for all sorts of holidays and occasions. Just last week they paid tribute to Arthur Conan Doyle’s birthday. But Memorial Day …

I’ll have none of the self-flagellating. Kudos to Joe Vento – you do indeed speak for the majority of Americans. I’m usually a Pat’s kind of guy, but my next trip down to 9th and Passyunk is reserved for a nice fat Geno’s Whiz With (with bell peppers…

I don’t know quite what to make of this guy…
An old struggle to adapt to a new country’s ways
How do you say cheesesteak with in Spanish?
Joseph Vento, the owner of Geno’s Steaks, doesn’t know. And he doesn’t car…

Michelle Malkin points to a Philadelphia landmark and the determination of its owner (of Italian immigrant descent) to have his customers order their cheesesteak sandwiches in English. Yes, Michelle, I know Philly well and I know Genos, and your post…

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The Mass based coffee chain, Dunkin’ Donuts, long associated with employing illegal aliens from a whole host of countries has joined a pilot program … UP