A Jay's Cheese Steaks Of Morgan Hill

Years I’ve been returning at A Jay’s Cheese Steak with the same satisfaction as the first time. It is always good. Parking: Depends on the time of day. It is all worth it.

The chips and fish are fantastic—both are perfectly fried and crispy, with just the right amount of salt. However, the absence of homemade tartar sauce, vinegar, and coleslaw brought the score down. Other than that, the sandwiches are excellent. You can also choose to swap out the bread for different varieties.

Love AJ's! Great variety, love the Dodgers Suck and Thai red curry cheese steaks. Hard working staff! Good job on estimating pick up times. Limited seating outside tiny shop, to go is the way to go!

I waited 30 minutes for a mediocre cheese steak. The food was decent, but it certainly wasn’t worth the half-hour wait.

This place sucks now, and badly too. Everyone that works there is rather rude, there's no effort in the food and they straight up price gouge their customers. I went yesterday for the first time in about 8 months, this place used to be my go too consistently. I placed my order over the phone and was never told a total. When I got there my food was ready and I was paying, when I saw the price I was kind of mind blown. $29 for a cheesesteak and chili tots?! I get inflation and labor costs, but I work in the food industry and I know the cost of food. There is no reason why an order of chili tots should be priced at $12. It's not homemade, it had no love or flavor in it. It was all frozen canned garbage charging a restaurant price for bottom tier quality. On top of that, they skimped so much on my sandwich that cost $15. Like it's kinda embarrassing how empty the sandwich looked. Being the owners are known within the community, it's sad to see them turn their back on everyone in a time of such high inflation and straight up rip off their customers. Why does an order of curly fries or onion rings cost $8.75?!. Just sad to see what this place has become. I'm certainly never returning. This place used to be the spot, but now it's the spot to avoid.