I sent my fiance to get a sandwich I saw on the Internet, on their website. It is called "The Glen Echo Cold Cut", which is described as ham, roast beef, turkey and provolone. The description then goes on to say that this sandwich has more meat than the other subs (so I was expecting to have leftovers). He gets home with a "sandwich" tat looks like I pulled it out of my kindergarten lunch box, with very thin puny bread and a piece of salami on it. No roast beef, no ham, no Turkey. I never write negative Yelp reviews but for the price of this sandwich, that was absolutely NOTHING ss described, I am pretty upset. I heard great things from a client of mine and we lived in the neighborhood, so it seemed perfect. No. Next time I will throw together what I can find in the fridge.
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Jack K.
Corned beef sub was good, but not spectacular. No place to sit down, but I like this hole in the wall place.
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David S.
Wow, I have heard people compare pizza crust to cardboard before... This has got to be the worst pizza I have ever had. Sorry, I hate to give a bad review, but for what they charge for a pie they deserve feedback. I feel the quality of pizza should match their cost. Get Sushi next door and save your taste buds.
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Elise W.
I just ordered two meatball subs from this place and it came out to $20!!! We called the subs in and didn't realize that a large sub was $11 until it was too late. For $20, I expect a lot. Instead I got mushy white bread (they only have one kind of bread) and meatballs that tasted like Chef Boyardee. If you're starving and in this shopping center, I recommend anything from Kanpai Sushi (in fact, I go there by choice often) or 7-11 over this place.
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Eleanor B.
Never lets me down. Delicious and on time!
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Bonnie W.
This is the neighborhood sub and pizza joint. It is a hole in the wall and has been through several owners over the years. Whitman kids and tradesmen hit the place starving. They have large subs and half subs, which I find more than adequate. We are fond of the turkey subs and meatball subs. The pizza has varied in quality, depending on who is working, and it is not cheap. They have typical lunch specials. I can't get too excited about them other than they are handy. When possible, I'd rather go next door for Kanpai Sushi.
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Ray D.
My family and I picked up subs from here yesterday, and all of us were pleased with our dinners. The cheesesteaks were tasty, and my chicken cheesesteak was exactly what I'd hoped for. Fries weren't great, but they did the job. Our dinner for 4 (1 large cheesesteak, 2 "small" (8 inch) cheesesteaks, one small chicken cheesesteak, and 4 orders of fries) came to about $25, which I didn't find unreasonable, especially because there was enough leftover for today's lunch.
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Ricky M.
They have tasty fries unless they are boxes up and become soggy. The subs are ok. I wasn't a big fan of the chicken cheesesteaks. The pizza is not too bad either
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Divey Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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Shelby N.
I sent my fiance to get a sandwich I saw on the Internet, on their website. It is called "The Glen Echo Cold Cut", which is described as ham, roast beef, turkey and provolone. The description then goes on to say that this sandwich has more meat than the other subs (so I was expecting to have leftovers). He gets home with a "sandwich" tat looks like I pulled it out of my kindergarten lunch box, with very thin puny bread and a piece of salami on it. No roast beef, no ham, no Turkey. I never write negative Yelp reviews but for the price of this sandwich, that was absolutely NOTHING ss described, I am pretty upset. I heard great things from a client of mine and we lived in the neighborhood, so it seemed perfect. No. Next time I will throw together what I can find in the fridge.
(1)Jack K.
Corned beef sub was good, but not spectacular. No place to sit down, but I like this hole in the wall place.
(3)David S.
Wow, I have heard people compare pizza crust to cardboard before... This has got to be the worst pizza I have ever had. Sorry, I hate to give a bad review, but for what they charge for a pie they deserve feedback. I feel the quality of pizza should match their cost. Get Sushi next door and save your taste buds.
(1)Elise W.
I just ordered two meatball subs from this place and it came out to $20!!! We called the subs in and didn't realize that a large sub was $11 until it was too late. For $20, I expect a lot. Instead I got mushy white bread (they only have one kind of bread) and meatballs that tasted like Chef Boyardee. If you're starving and in this shopping center, I recommend anything from Kanpai Sushi (in fact, I go there by choice often) or 7-11 over this place.
(1)Eleanor B.
Never lets me down. Delicious and on time!
(5)Bonnie W.
This is the neighborhood sub and pizza joint. It is a hole in the wall and has been through several owners over the years. Whitman kids and tradesmen hit the place starving. They have large subs and half subs, which I find more than adequate. We are fond of the turkey subs and meatball subs. The pizza has varied in quality, depending on who is working, and it is not cheap. They have typical lunch specials. I can't get too excited about them other than they are handy. When possible, I'd rather go next door for Kanpai Sushi.
(2)Ray D.
My family and I picked up subs from here yesterday, and all of us were pleased with our dinners. The cheesesteaks were tasty, and my chicken cheesesteak was exactly what I'd hoped for. Fries weren't great, but they did the job. Our dinner for 4 (1 large cheesesteak, 2 "small" (8 inch) cheesesteaks, one small chicken cheesesteak, and 4 orders of fries) came to about $25, which I didn't find unreasonable, especially because there was enough leftover for today's lunch.
(4)Ricky M.
They have tasty fries unless they are boxes up and become soggy. The subs are ok. I wasn't a big fan of the chicken cheesesteaks. The pizza is not too bad either
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