Jersey Joe's is a phenomenal deli that's tucked away in the middle of South Jersey. All their meats are bought from premium vendors and everything is fresh and incredibly delicious. They have, hands down, the best cheesesteaks I have ever had. And they're massive. The price can be a little high, but considering the amount of food that you get, and how good everything it, it's more than worth it. Go. Eat. You'll be glad you did.
(5)
Mike P.
Ever since the original Nardis deli closed I've been in search of a good frickin jersey hoagie. Usually some are too soggy, or the lettuce is to manufactured etc. NEVER could find it... and then I ordered a turkey hoagie n cheese fries today from here and I'll tell you what.... best hoagie I've had in 10 years.
(5)
Mike R.
The sandwiches I've had were always big and delicious. Id probably go a bit more if I lived closer but nevertheless I have my likes, dislikes and indifferences about the place. LIKES -Their hot sandwiches are always big, stuffed and delicious. I have never ordered any of their cold sandwiches because I was recommended to try their cheesesteak and when I find something I like, I stick to it usually. Just yesterday I had their buffalo chicken cutlet (one of my favorite sandwiches besides chicken and regular cheesesteaks). It was really really good. Definitely the best I have tried in the area since Outta Philly in Voorhees closed. -I like that its a normal and nice shop. I respect the hard working south jersey man and woman who don't cut corners on quality. That being said... DISLIKES -Ive been there about 5 times. I will put it bluntly since that is their style, they are ball busters. I have been the spectator in the ball busting and the recipient and the blue collar philly/sj attitude shines through a lot. Rude? Some may say so. I can take the abuse but many cant. 80% of the time they are really good to you. I put this under dislikes only because I think they cross the line sometimes. - Price for sandwiches. 9 bucks for a big cutlet sandwich isn't ridiculous but its not great either. Yes I have paid more but that was in Philly and this place is 20 miles outside of Philly. INDIFFERENT -No cards, only a slight pain but really its no big deal. -They don't cut sandwiches in half from what I have heard. It doesn't bother me but if you're trying to share food i guess its a pain. Thats probably the point. Id give it 3.5 stars. Would be 4 if they weren't such ball busters.
(3)
Jeff B.
The sandwiches are pretty good.. This is very similar to primos.. They use the seeded rolls just like primos does.. They do do somethings different like offering the more traditional tuna fish mixed with mayo, but if you've been to a primos you get the idea.. I'd love to give this place a better rating- and based on the food it's probably a 3 star place.. I have to knock a star off because on 3 occasions they've been downright rude.. I understand that they may have been busy so this isn't make or break, just be aware.. Honestly, all 3 times it was the owner that was rude.. The rest of the people seem nice and courteous.. Just a warning..
(2)
Shaena K.
I recently tried the sandwiches here based on a recommendation that they had the best sandwiches in the area. I ordered a chicken cutlet with sharp provolone and roasted long hots. The sandwich was definitely good! It had a good amount of chicken breast and it was sliced so it was easier to heat than a sandwich with whole chicken cutlets on it. The sharp provolone was so good! I wish there was a little more on the sandwich. The sandwich had just the right amount of heat with the long hots, and it was served on a sesame seed roll. I also tried the potato salad which was not good at all, and the tortellini salad which was tasted too much like vinegar. The salads did not seem to be home made and were a little pricey. I also did not like the fact that you have to pay with cash here. I was not able to use my debit card to pay which was a little inconvenient. I will definitely go back though and next time I want to try a lunch meat sandwich!
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : No Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
Kyle B.
Jersey Joe's is a phenomenal deli that's tucked away in the middle of South Jersey. All their meats are bought from premium vendors and everything is fresh and incredibly delicious. They have, hands down, the best cheesesteaks I have ever had. And they're massive. The price can be a little high, but considering the amount of food that you get, and how good everything it, it's more than worth it. Go. Eat. You'll be glad you did.
(5)Mike P.
Ever since the original Nardis deli closed I've been in search of a good frickin jersey hoagie. Usually some are too soggy, or the lettuce is to manufactured etc. NEVER could find it... and then I ordered a turkey hoagie n cheese fries today from here and I'll tell you what.... best hoagie I've had in 10 years.
(5)Mike R.
The sandwiches I've had were always big and delicious. Id probably go a bit more if I lived closer but nevertheless I have my likes, dislikes and indifferences about the place. LIKES -Their hot sandwiches are always big, stuffed and delicious. I have never ordered any of their cold sandwiches because I was recommended to try their cheesesteak and when I find something I like, I stick to it usually. Just yesterday I had their buffalo chicken cutlet (one of my favorite sandwiches besides chicken and regular cheesesteaks). It was really really good. Definitely the best I have tried in the area since Outta Philly in Voorhees closed. -I like that its a normal and nice shop. I respect the hard working south jersey man and woman who don't cut corners on quality. That being said... DISLIKES -Ive been there about 5 times. I will put it bluntly since that is their style, they are ball busters. I have been the spectator in the ball busting and the recipient and the blue collar philly/sj attitude shines through a lot. Rude? Some may say so. I can take the abuse but many cant. 80% of the time they are really good to you. I put this under dislikes only because I think they cross the line sometimes. - Price for sandwiches. 9 bucks for a big cutlet sandwich isn't ridiculous but its not great either. Yes I have paid more but that was in Philly and this place is 20 miles outside of Philly. INDIFFERENT -No cards, only a slight pain but really its no big deal. -They don't cut sandwiches in half from what I have heard. It doesn't bother me but if you're trying to share food i guess its a pain. Thats probably the point. Id give it 3.5 stars. Would be 4 if they weren't such ball busters.
(3)Jeff B.
The sandwiches are pretty good.. This is very similar to primos.. They use the seeded rolls just like primos does.. They do do somethings different like offering the more traditional tuna fish mixed with mayo, but if you've been to a primos you get the idea.. I'd love to give this place a better rating- and based on the food it's probably a 3 star place.. I have to knock a star off because on 3 occasions they've been downright rude.. I understand that they may have been busy so this isn't make or break, just be aware.. Honestly, all 3 times it was the owner that was rude.. The rest of the people seem nice and courteous.. Just a warning..
(2)Shaena K.
I recently tried the sandwiches here based on a recommendation that they had the best sandwiches in the area. I ordered a chicken cutlet with sharp provolone and roasted long hots. The sandwich was definitely good! It had a good amount of chicken breast and it was sliced so it was easier to heat than a sandwich with whole chicken cutlets on it. The sharp provolone was so good! I wish there was a little more on the sandwich. The sandwich had just the right amount of heat with the long hots, and it was served on a sesame seed roll. I also tried the potato salad which was not good at all, and the tortellini salad which was tasted too much like vinegar. The salads did not seem to be home made and were a little pricey. I also did not like the fact that you have to pay with cash here. I was not able to use my debit card to pay which was a little inconvenient. I will definitely go back though and next time I want to try a lunch meat sandwich!
(3)