MIND-BLOWING SANDWICHES! This place serves up some of the best sandwiches you can find. The bread is amazing. The menu is amazing. The ingredients are great for a sandwich place. It just has a fantastic hot sandwich. The combination of very chewy, soft bread with a toasted outside and very melted sandwich and hot meats with meat juice spilling into the sandwich and great fixings causes for an orgasm in your mouth. I just love all of the sandwiches I have tried. This place also also has mind-melting fries. I HIGHLY recommend you get some fries served up with your sandwich. Check it out if you like sandwiches at all now! -- One caveat, especially if the business owners are reading: we have heard some caveats, some rumblings, some commentary behind the counter occasionally that you're trying to watch costs and not put too much meat and other things on the sandwiches: we can tell! Continue to be liberal with your ingredients and encourage us to enjoy the experience. Then we'll keep coming back for more.
(5)
Matt T.
Thought we'd stop and try this place for a quick sandwich and check it out as an alternative to Subway. I'm unimpressed. The food is good, don't get me wrong, but it's not markedly better than Subway, and it's slower. And a lot more expensive. The same group of us had gone to Chili's a few nights before and gotten full meals and an appetizer for a bit less (including the tip) than the sandwiches, fries, and drinks we got here. Chili's is hardly high cuisine, true, but it's still a full service sit-down restaurant. If your sandwiches must be gourmet and you don't care about price, this place is a good choice. If you just want a decent sandwich that's cheap and quick, stick with Subway.
(3)
Chase W.
Was visiting from NYC this weekend and looking for a solid sub shop. A local recommended penn station and all I can say is wow. I wish and pray to the sandwich gods that a penn station subs will open in New York. We had an Italian sub and a cordon blu. Both of the subs are served hot and the chicken was cooked fresh. To top it off we had a fresh lemonade. The staff here was also very friendly. I can't wait to come back!
(5)
Jim T.
Got the chicken Parmesan it was great!
(4)
L.J. P.
Really like the Chicken teryaki sub. fries are great too! great for a quick lunch stop!
(4)
Jane K.
Veggie sub is sub-par. Very few veggies. Mostly bun. Although they added salt, pepper and oregeno, no flavor to the sub. This sub was good when they first opened but, quickly went downhill. My husband and his coworkers feel the same way and no longer get Penn Station subs for their lunch. It is obvious that they are trying to save money by providing a large bun and a lot of lettuce but, few other ingredients. This strategy will back fire in the long run. The fries and service are very good thus, the rating of 2.
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 Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
Aakash G.
MIND-BLOWING SANDWICHES! This place serves up some of the best sandwiches you can find. The bread is amazing. The menu is amazing. The ingredients are great for a sandwich place. It just has a fantastic hot sandwich. The combination of very chewy, soft bread with a toasted outside and very melted sandwich and hot meats with meat juice spilling into the sandwich and great fixings causes for an orgasm in your mouth. I just love all of the sandwiches I have tried. This place also also has mind-melting fries. I HIGHLY recommend you get some fries served up with your sandwich. Check it out if you like sandwiches at all now! -- One caveat, especially if the business owners are reading: we have heard some caveats, some rumblings, some commentary behind the counter occasionally that you're trying to watch costs and not put too much meat and other things on the sandwiches: we can tell! Continue to be liberal with your ingredients and encourage us to enjoy the experience. Then we'll keep coming back for more.
(5)Matt T.
Thought we'd stop and try this place for a quick sandwich and check it out as an alternative to Subway. I'm unimpressed. The food is good, don't get me wrong, but it's not markedly better than Subway, and it's slower. And a lot more expensive. The same group of us had gone to Chili's a few nights before and gotten full meals and an appetizer for a bit less (including the tip) than the sandwiches, fries, and drinks we got here. Chili's is hardly high cuisine, true, but it's still a full service sit-down restaurant. If your sandwiches must be gourmet and you don't care about price, this place is a good choice. If you just want a decent sandwich that's cheap and quick, stick with Subway.
(3)Chase W.
Was visiting from NYC this weekend and looking for a solid sub shop. A local recommended penn station and all I can say is wow. I wish and pray to the sandwich gods that a penn station subs will open in New York. We had an Italian sub and a cordon blu. Both of the subs are served hot and the chicken was cooked fresh. To top it off we had a fresh lemonade. The staff here was also very friendly. I can't wait to come back!
(5)Jim T.
Got the chicken Parmesan it was great!
(4)L.J. P.
Really like the Chicken teryaki sub. fries are great too! great for a quick lunch stop!
(4)Jane K.
Veggie sub is sub-par. Very few veggies. Mostly bun. Although they added salt, pepper and oregeno, no flavor to the sub. This sub was good when they first opened but, quickly went downhill. My husband and his coworkers feel the same way and no longer get Penn Station subs for their lunch. It is obvious that they are trying to save money by providing a large bun and a lot of lettuce but, few other ingredients. This strategy will back fire in the long run. The fries and service are very good thus, the rating of 2.
(2)