Sandwiches

[AWS1022]

They have less meat on the subs than Subway.

Seems like a lot of bread and lettuce on their subs.

 

[lionscott]

McNallys in Chestnut Hill (outside of Philadelphia). Home of the Schmitter. There other sandwiches are incredible as well.

 

[lj4heisman1]

the godfather hoagie from the rolynn deli brookhaven, you can thank me later

 

[MacNit07]

What you got?

Triangle Bar
Swissvale, PA
Battleship:

 

[psu_1294]

I don't know if any of you "old timers" remember, back in 67-68 the "Hogie Man" would show up at the fraternity houses. Usually between 9 and 10 at night. He'd just holler up the stairs "HOGIE MAN......HOGIES, SANDWICHES....LET'S EAT IT"! I used to get tuna a lot. He'd always sell 2 or 3 then move on to the next house. I have no idea what shop they came from.

 

[Safety Blitz]

Little place call Gio’s BBQ just off the Woodland exit on I-80 (near the Walmart distribution center) has excellent subs/sandwiches. Used to pick them up for tailgating at PSU games.
Don’t get to many games anymore, but still stop at Gio’s most every time I head that direction.

 

[Bardo]

Little place call Gio’s BBQ just off the Woodland exit on I-80 (near the Walmart distribution center) has excellent subs/sandwiches. Used to pick them up for tailgating at PSU games.
Don’t get to many games anymore, but still stop at Gio’s most every time I head that direction.

Carmen’s Deli, Bellmawr, NJ is great. Those damn hoagies are easily 3-4 lbs. Always busy. Whatever you get is delic.

 

[BobPSU92]

Capriotti’s in Delaware is well known, but I haven’t been to one in years. They started in Delaware but have expanded over to the years to various states across the country. I know they’re in Las Vegas.

 

[Bardo]

Capriotti’s in Delaware is well known, but I haven’t been to one in years. They started in Delaware but have expanded over to the years to various states across the country. I know they’re in Las Vegas.

Cap’s is changing. When they were family owned, their sandwiches were worth the money. Now that they’re corporately driven, quality & quantity are being affected. Not bad, but not what they used to be.

 

[BobPSU92]

Cap’s is changing. When they were family owned, their sandwiches were worth the money. Now that they’re corporately driven, quality & quantity are being affected. Not bad, but not what they used to be.

Thanks for the info. I was afraid of that. When I lived in Delaware years ago, they had just expanded to Vegas. Their web site says they’re in 15 states now.

 

[ItsAllGoodMan]

Does anyone remember Bubba's Breakaway in State College during the mid-80's? I remember it was finals week and I didn't eat all day until about 7 at night. I got a 14" italian since I was starving. I loved the italian dressing.

 

[Big 0]

Italian Hoagie/Sub at the Main Bar in downtown Sarasota, FL.