omg, I LOVE this jersey mikes!! I've only been here for lunch, and have for the most part do a take out order. I always call ahead to have everything ready since I spend anywhere between 10-20 min. in traffic. The food has always been ready and exactly how I order it. As far as I know, this is the only place that you can substitute darn good potato salad for your chips. The service is always great, and the cashier is always smiling and nice! Makes you feel good when you check out. I don't recommend the chicken parmigan sub. The chicken, although moist, did not have a lot of flavor to it and it was loaded down with marinara. Should have stuck to my usual order: the club.
(5)
Anuj S.
Although this place is a fast food chain, I had never been to it. There aren't very many of them in Chicago and that's probably why. Just a quick comment then that I like their sandwich. The bread was good - ended up being a little dry, but still good. There's lots of cheese on the veggie sub - I guess that's good or bad, depending on your preference. Overall I thought the sandwich had good flavor. Glad I tried it.
(4)
Steve H.
I like Jersey Mike's subs, although the locations aren't as ubiquitous as the shoebox-like eateries named for smelly railcars that move people around in big cities. My Original Italian (#13 on the menu) was just fine. The people were nice, the store was clean, and my lunch was prepared expeditiously. However... This store dispenses Pepsi (a word synonymous with "tastes like the dribbles wrung from a week-old bar cloth") exclusively...both in fountain form and in bottles to go. Minus a star for that egregious affront to good taste. When we rolled in shortly after 1 p.m., there was a blaringly live version of some hippie noise cranked on the Kraco sound system. After standing in line for 5 minutes, watching my sammitch get made, getting an icy cup of Mug root beer from the self-serve drink station, the caterwauling bastards were still intoning "give peace a chance" out of tune with what sounded like people banging on 2-quart Tupperware bowls full of patchouli. It became laughable how long that cacophony went on...seriously, it was the longest "song" that I've ever been an unwilling witness to hear. I think my spleen warped from the experience. The lady at the register informed me that I could get chips or pasta salad or--and I quote--"the best potato salad that you'll ever eat." I sadly opted for the tater salad. It might actually be the best potato salad that *somebody* has ever had, but I'd wager that this hypothetical person would have to be a spanking-new inductee to the Tater Salad Eating Cabal. It was too sweet (tasted like it was made with salad dressing instead of a proper mayonnaise) and the potatoes were undercooked. I'll certainly go back and get another #13, but I won't be eating it in the store. I'd rather have potable cola to drink and not have to listen to crappy music.
(3)
Anne F.
Ok, from a Jersey girl, this is so yummy, I get homesick. When I tell the kids we are going to Jersey Mikes, they cheer! Fresh bread all the time. I love the tuna with cheese and banana peppers. Kids love everything. And even though the chicken parm drenched in marinara, the kids love it. So, you use a few more napkins, so what? People are always nice, helpful and accommodating. Oh boy, now I want a Mikes sambo!
(4)
Teri S.
I LOVE THIS PLACE!! From the manager that is originally from Jersey to the people that make the sandwich and ring up the order-everything is fantastic, OH, including the sandwich, better than any other sub EVER!! Subway who??
(5)
Christian K.
Best Jersey Mike's around. Owner takes pride in this place and it shows. This place stands out.
(5)
Dina C.
I typically don't review fast food types of places, but I have to gives these guys and gals kudos for excellent customer service and a great sub with quality meats. Good job!
(5)
Scott P.
Well it's Jersey Mikes... so if you are reading the review, you've either just arrived to planet earth and have no idea what a sandwich is, or trying to find out if this is a good location or not. To the former, welcome alien! You've been missing out on a great cold sub. They do have hot subs but the specialty is fresh sliced cold cut sandwiches, paired with chips, whole pickle, chocolate chip cookie, or a drink. the combo is a sandwich, chips and drink. To the latter, yes this is probably one of the best locations in Atlanta, I've been coming here for years and it's consistantly clean, friendly, and well made sandwiches. The owner is extremely friendly and remembers his regulars. I highly recommend.
(5)
Erich F.
Staff is awesome. Very nice and accommodating to my special sandwich needs ( condiments can NOT ever never touch the cheese...it gets slimy. I know you're laughing but try it...you'll see! Wife used to think I was nuts till she tried it!). Great meats cut fresh right in front of you..not pre prepared. This tastes like the sub you would make at home. Its in my rotation when I'm at work.
(4)
Catie B.
Ok, I love the subs and they are typically great. However... They need to get new staff in there because I went to order a tuna sandwich tonight and they said "I already put it away, order something else." Sorry... Wrong response. Needless to say, they didn't get my money and I went somewhere else for dinner. Management should take note and make sure someone who isn't so eager to leave is on the late shift.
(2)
Dave M.
I seem to always gravitate to the #9 Club Supreme on wheat, seasoned the Mike's Way! Throw some mayo and pickle on that and damn!!! That is one delicious sandwich. Its also a very convenient walk to my office. Love it.
(5)
Thomas S.
When I lived in Virginia-Highlands, the Jersey Mike's on Monroe was situated perfectly between home and my 14th Street office job. I had sandwiches for dinner more times than I'd like to admit. Fast forward to years later and I'm working in Roswell, living in Alpharetta. And while I endeavor to bring my own lunch from home most days, I still eat the occasional Jersey Mike's sandwich for lunch. But these sandwiches are far better than those I remember, because these come from the Jersey Mike's on Holcomb Bridge. Now, I know what you might say. How can the product of one chain restaurant be all that different from another of the same chain? But I'm here to tell you that this Jersey Mike's is something extraordinary. The service is always good. Never have I had to wait in line for very long, though it is always better to arrive just before noon, rather than just after. As with any Jersey Mike's, the sandwich ingredients are deli sliced to order, first the cheese, then the meat, all placed on bread baked that day. My choice? The #9, Club Supreme. But even better than the food might be the owner of this particular Jersey Mikes. Ron Longo can almost always be found behind the counter, manning any of the three stations of the sandwich arts. He is always friendly, always personable and takes an understandable amount of pride in the sandwiches his crew creates. While any restaurant might have the occasional off day, I have never had a bad sandwich from the Jersey Mike's at Holcomb Bridge. And one more thing ... they do theme days. It's corny and unnecessary, but fun all the same. So Wednesday is not just Double-Stamp Wednesday ... oh, no ... it's Disco Double-Stamp Wednesday. And what is the name of the sandwich special on Disco Double-Stamp Wednesday? "The Travolta." Of course.
(5)
Jay H.
I have lived out in Roswell for almost a year now. My girlfriend kept telling me about the Jersey Mike's right around the corner from our house. To be honest, I though it was no big deal. I had been to a Jersey Mike's before and held it to be just another sandwich shop. However, she took me over one night and I was blown away. Ron Longo and his employees are on top of their game. I did not think it was possible to have a local deli feel to a chain shop in the suburbs of Atlanta. Ron greets you when you walk in the door and then makes you a delicious sandwich without sacrificing quality for speed. The other employees are just as professional. I now eat there once a week at least.
(5)
Mike B.
Always the best. Loved coming here years ago before I moved and it hasn't changed five gets later.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : No Caters : Yes
Christina K.
omg, I LOVE this jersey mikes!! I've only been here for lunch, and have for the most part do a take out order. I always call ahead to have everything ready since I spend anywhere between 10-20 min. in traffic. The food has always been ready and exactly how I order it. As far as I know, this is the only place that you can substitute darn good potato salad for your chips. The service is always great, and the cashier is always smiling and nice! Makes you feel good when you check out. I don't recommend the chicken parmigan sub. The chicken, although moist, did not have a lot of flavor to it and it was loaded down with marinara. Should have stuck to my usual order: the club.
(5)Anuj S.
Although this place is a fast food chain, I had never been to it. There aren't very many of them in Chicago and that's probably why. Just a quick comment then that I like their sandwich. The bread was good - ended up being a little dry, but still good. There's lots of cheese on the veggie sub - I guess that's good or bad, depending on your preference. Overall I thought the sandwich had good flavor. Glad I tried it.
(4)Steve H.
I like Jersey Mike's subs, although the locations aren't as ubiquitous as the shoebox-like eateries named for smelly railcars that move people around in big cities. My Original Italian (#13 on the menu) was just fine. The people were nice, the store was clean, and my lunch was prepared expeditiously. However... This store dispenses Pepsi (a word synonymous with "tastes like the dribbles wrung from a week-old bar cloth") exclusively...both in fountain form and in bottles to go. Minus a star for that egregious affront to good taste. When we rolled in shortly after 1 p.m., there was a blaringly live version of some hippie noise cranked on the Kraco sound system. After standing in line for 5 minutes, watching my sammitch get made, getting an icy cup of Mug root beer from the self-serve drink station, the caterwauling bastards were still intoning "give peace a chance" out of tune with what sounded like people banging on 2-quart Tupperware bowls full of patchouli. It became laughable how long that cacophony went on...seriously, it was the longest "song" that I've ever been an unwilling witness to hear. I think my spleen warped from the experience. The lady at the register informed me that I could get chips or pasta salad or--and I quote--"the best potato salad that you'll ever eat." I sadly opted for the tater salad. It might actually be the best potato salad that *somebody* has ever had, but I'd wager that this hypothetical person would have to be a spanking-new inductee to the Tater Salad Eating Cabal. It was too sweet (tasted like it was made with salad dressing instead of a proper mayonnaise) and the potatoes were undercooked. I'll certainly go back and get another #13, but I won't be eating it in the store. I'd rather have potable cola to drink and not have to listen to crappy music.
(3)Anne F.
Ok, from a Jersey girl, this is so yummy, I get homesick. When I tell the kids we are going to Jersey Mikes, they cheer! Fresh bread all the time. I love the tuna with cheese and banana peppers. Kids love everything. And even though the chicken parm drenched in marinara, the kids love it. So, you use a few more napkins, so what? People are always nice, helpful and accommodating. Oh boy, now I want a Mikes sambo!
(4)Teri S.
I LOVE THIS PLACE!! From the manager that is originally from Jersey to the people that make the sandwich and ring up the order-everything is fantastic, OH, including the sandwich, better than any other sub EVER!! Subway who??
(5)Christian K.
Best Jersey Mike's around. Owner takes pride in this place and it shows. This place stands out.
(5)Dina C.
I typically don't review fast food types of places, but I have to gives these guys and gals kudos for excellent customer service and a great sub with quality meats. Good job!
(5)Scott P.
Well it's Jersey Mikes... so if you are reading the review, you've either just arrived to planet earth and have no idea what a sandwich is, or trying to find out if this is a good location or not. To the former, welcome alien! You've been missing out on a great cold sub. They do have hot subs but the specialty is fresh sliced cold cut sandwiches, paired with chips, whole pickle, chocolate chip cookie, or a drink. the combo is a sandwich, chips and drink. To the latter, yes this is probably one of the best locations in Atlanta, I've been coming here for years and it's consistantly clean, friendly, and well made sandwiches. The owner is extremely friendly and remembers his regulars. I highly recommend.
(5)Erich F.
Staff is awesome. Very nice and accommodating to my special sandwich needs ( condiments can NOT ever never touch the cheese...it gets slimy. I know you're laughing but try it...you'll see! Wife used to think I was nuts till she tried it!). Great meats cut fresh right in front of you..not pre prepared. This tastes like the sub you would make at home. Its in my rotation when I'm at work.
(4)Catie B.
Ok, I love the subs and they are typically great. However... They need to get new staff in there because I went to order a tuna sandwich tonight and they said "I already put it away, order something else." Sorry... Wrong response. Needless to say, they didn't get my money and I went somewhere else for dinner. Management should take note and make sure someone who isn't so eager to leave is on the late shift.
(2)Dave M.
I seem to always gravitate to the #9 Club Supreme on wheat, seasoned the Mike's Way! Throw some mayo and pickle on that and damn!!! That is one delicious sandwich. Its also a very convenient walk to my office. Love it.
(5)Thomas S.
When I lived in Virginia-Highlands, the Jersey Mike's on Monroe was situated perfectly between home and my 14th Street office job. I had sandwiches for dinner more times than I'd like to admit. Fast forward to years later and I'm working in Roswell, living in Alpharetta. And while I endeavor to bring my own lunch from home most days, I still eat the occasional Jersey Mike's sandwich for lunch. But these sandwiches are far better than those I remember, because these come from the Jersey Mike's on Holcomb Bridge. Now, I know what you might say. How can the product of one chain restaurant be all that different from another of the same chain? But I'm here to tell you that this Jersey Mike's is something extraordinary. The service is always good. Never have I had to wait in line for very long, though it is always better to arrive just before noon, rather than just after. As with any Jersey Mike's, the sandwich ingredients are deli sliced to order, first the cheese, then the meat, all placed on bread baked that day. My choice? The #9, Club Supreme. But even better than the food might be the owner of this particular Jersey Mikes. Ron Longo can almost always be found behind the counter, manning any of the three stations of the sandwich arts. He is always friendly, always personable and takes an understandable amount of pride in the sandwiches his crew creates. While any restaurant might have the occasional off day, I have never had a bad sandwich from the Jersey Mike's at Holcomb Bridge. And one more thing ... they do theme days. It's corny and unnecessary, but fun all the same. So Wednesday is not just Double-Stamp Wednesday ... oh, no ... it's Disco Double-Stamp Wednesday. And what is the name of the sandwich special on Disco Double-Stamp Wednesday? "The Travolta." Of course.
(5)Jay H.
I have lived out in Roswell for almost a year now. My girlfriend kept telling me about the Jersey Mike's right around the corner from our house. To be honest, I though it was no big deal. I had been to a Jersey Mike's before and held it to be just another sandwich shop. However, she took me over one night and I was blown away. Ron Longo and his employees are on top of their game. I did not think it was possible to have a local deli feel to a chain shop in the suburbs of Atlanta. Ron greets you when you walk in the door and then makes you a delicious sandwich without sacrificing quality for speed. The other employees are just as professional. I now eat there once a week at least.
(5)Mike B.
Always the best. Loved coming here years ago before I moved and it hasn't changed five gets later.
(5)