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Jersey Mike's: $8 for half a sub (hero) (hoagie) is pretty high.
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[Ecuadog]

Originally Posted by Ecuadog

I especially like the fact that you can order what you want online from Jersey Mike's, including customization (more toppings, less toppings, different bread, etc.). Everybody can order exactly what they want. You pay for it with a credit card and designate a pick up time. Walk in at the appointed time and go straight to the register to get your order. No waiting. Easy... peasy.

Jersey Mike's, Lady Lake, FL - On line Ordering

Originally Posted by bagboy

Publix offers the same service.

I can pay for it online and not have to go through a check out line?

[duhbear]

1. Wawa
2.Jersey Mike's
3.Publix

[Happinow]

Firehouse subs has my vote!

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Mini #13, Mike's Way plus pickles. Hubby gets tuna and cheese, or he gets a "regular" sized sub similar to the #13 but I can't remember the number. Since I'm a member of their loyalty club I usually get a coupon for free drink and chips, or $1 off a regular, plus the points add up and we get a free sub every two months. When you do the math, it's actually pretty reasonable. Plus really delicious subs. SO glad there's one near the Villages!

When I lived in Boston there was a local pizza joint that made amazing italian subs. It was half a loaf of fresh-baked italian bread from the bakery down the street, ham, mortadella, hot cappicola, and genoa salami. Add provolone, shove it in the oven long enough to melt the cheese and brown the edges of the bread. Take out, line up one line of anchovy strips from one end to the other end, hot pepper relish, lettuce, tomato, a little olive oil, red wine vinegar, and oregano. Crazy-awesome delicious.

[Ecuadog]

Just for fun, I'll post the link to the menu at Lioni's Italian Heroes in Brooklyn. I think my favorite is #34 ROCKY GRAZIANO.


Lioni's Italian Heroes Menu

[Chatbrat]

That's what a 'real" sub, hoagie, HERO should be--look @ that bread & eat your hearts out--real samwich

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Originally Posted by Chatbrat

That's what a 'real" sub, hoagie, HERO should be--look @ that bread & eat your hearts out--real samwich

Way too much bread for me.

[Chatbrat]

Normally @ a real Italian hero store--the dough is pealed out- the hard crust is a shell--mo meat, mo meat, mo meat

[Ecuadog]

This is the place where I used to buy my lunches when I worked on the Brooklyn docks as a teenager, 55 years ago. Defonte's of Red Hook is a legend.







The "Nicky Special"... ham, capicola, salami, provolone, fried eggplant, hot salad, marinated mushrooms, lettuce tomato, oil & vinegar.


Maybe I should also post about Leo’s Latticini in Corona, Queens, near where I lived. Another sandwich legend.

[John_W]

Box Hill Pizza is where I bought subs, crab cakes and spaghetti dinner from 1996 until 2011. It's a mile off I-95 at exit 77B on Emmorton Rd in Abingdon, MD. Voted Best Crab Cakes in Maryland.

Menus for Box Hill Pizzeria & Carryout - Abingdon - SinglePlatform

Maryland Crab Cakes | Order Crab Cakes Online





Steak Sub



Crab Cakes



Pizza

[Chatbrat]

Nice crab cakes

[Gpsma]

Ecuadog...thank you for showing what HEROS are really like

[Chatbrat]

Too, bad they couldn't be overnighted and still taste great

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by BK001

Hey OP,

Which hoagie do you recommend? Is a hoagie similar to a Subways sandwich? In Brooklyn we called them heros. Choice of luncheon/deli meats and/or cheese with the works. Tomato, lettuce, sometimes peppers.

Thanks.

Back in the 50's a new restaurant came to Miami and offered submarine sandwiches. That was the first we seen or heard of them. I remember loving the shaved beef and sauteed onions. This was the beginning of subs as we know them today for us

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