Philly Cheesesteak Maker Sues US Gov't Over Trademark Application
Mike Campo, owner of Campo's Deli at 2nd and Market in Old City, says, "It's important to us, and I'd like to be known as 'Philadelphia's cheesteak.' "
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Mike Campo, owner of Campo's Deli at 2nd and Market in Old City, says, "It's important to us, and I'd like to be known as 'Philadelphia's cheesteak.' "
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