Clean, great subs. Fresh Lemonade, buns and Fries! Had philly steak sub. Tender and juicy. Plenty. Minus pizza sauce for me thou. Must be a Philly thing.
(5)
Doug M.
Love the Italian subs, great fries & excellent lemonade. A little pricey for subs though.
(4)
Juan C.
Good food and friendly staff! Though it can be a little expensive compared to other places, it is worth it and can fill you up. My girlfriend enjoyed the freshly squeezed lemonade, I tried it as well and it is good as it is not that sweet and quite refreshing.
(5)
Jenny V.
small place with very limited sandwiches + make your own. the good thing is that they cook everything on the grill before they put it on your sammich. yummy fries!
(3)
Alex C.
Great sandwhiches, cooked to order, big variety and decent service. It's not expensive, but not cheap either. A step up from ToGo's and Subway like places.
(4)
John Y.
I have a love hate relationship with this place. The food is good, but kind of unhealthy. The chicken teryaki is really tasty and their lemonade is made with real lemons (I think). They are always really friendly and are very precise with the length of the sandwich you get. They measure out the length of each sandwich and skimp on the fries some times. Most places won't do that, but I guess you get what you pay for.
(4)
Bob R.
Grinder, Hogie, Sub, whatever you want to call it. That's what you get at Penn Station. Gut-busting and delicious, Penn Station offers their own take on a number of very popular sandwiches (including the the Reuben, Philly Cheesesteak, and Chicken Parm) as well as some less common options (such as the grilled artichoke). All are prepared by hand on a sizzling hot griddle and assembled at time-of-order. Sandwiches always come out fresh and hot. The fries are all prepared and cut fresh. They're among the best I've had in the "fast food" realm. Penn Station (though still relatively cheap) is on the high-end of the price range I would pay at sandwich joint, but it's worth it if you're looking for a great quality sandwich.
(4)
Dannie S.
Not good for you but tasty.
(4)
Steve A.
Love Penn station. Sandwiches are all good. Fries are outstanding.
(5)
Megan C.
I am a fan. I love the chicken parmesan the most. The fries are very tasty and I don't really like french fries. They also have delicious lemonade. The price is a little high but they do have really good monthly specials where you can get a sandwich, fries and drink for ~6 dollars. Biggest draw back is that it is way out of the way. I wish it was closer to campus, but then I might eat there too much....
(5)
Kevin O.
Hot sandwiches on a hogie, with homemade fries, how can you mess that up? Well, Penn Station never has. Their hogies are the best in the area, and always fill you up. The fries are made at the time of order from a large batch of potatoes behind the counter. The only downfall of this place is it's location... out past the Research park, and nowhere near campus, meaning it closes fairly early in the evening (8 or 9pm). In a normal town that might be acceptable, but in a college town with a demographic of twenty-somethings wanting late night munchies, this is nothing short of unacceptable.
(4)
John Y.
I have a love hate relationship with this place. The food is good, but kind of unhealthy. The chicken teryaki is really tasty and their lemonade is made with real lemons (I think). They are always really friendly and are very precise with the length of the sandwich you get. They measure out the length of each sandwich and skimp on the fries some times. Most places won't do that, but I guess you get what you pay for.
(4)
Bob R.
Grinder, Hogie, Sub, whatever you want to call it. That's what you get at Penn Station. Gut-busting and delicious, Penn Station offers their own take on a number of very popular sandwiches (including the the Reuben, Philly Cheesesteak, and Chicken Parm) as well as some less common options (such as the grilled artichoke). All are prepared by hand on a sizzling hot griddle and assembled at time-of-order. Sandwiches always come out fresh and hot. The fries are all prepared and cut fresh. They're among the best I've had in the "fast food" realm. Penn Station (though still relatively cheap) is on the high-end of the price range I would pay at sandwich joint, but it's worth it if you're looking for a great quality sandwich.
(4)
Dannie S.
Not good for you but tasty.
(4)
Steve A.
Love Penn station. Sandwiches are all good. Fries are outstanding.
(5)
Megan C.
I am a fan. I love the chicken parmesan the most. The fries are very tasty and I don't really like french fries. They also have delicious lemonade. The price is a little high but they do have really good monthly specials where you can get a sandwich, fries and drink for ~6 dollars. Biggest draw back is that it is way out of the way. I wish it was closer to campus, but then I might eat there too much....
(5)
Kevin O.
Hot sandwiches on a hogie, with homemade fries, how can you mess that up? Well, Penn Station never has. Their hogies are the best in the area, and always fill you up. The fries are made at the time of order from a large batch of potatoes behind the counter. The only downfall of this place is it's location... out past the Research park, and nowhere near campus, meaning it closes fairly early in the evening (8 or 9pm). In a normal town that might be acceptable, but in a college town with a demographic of twenty-somethings wanting late night munchies, this is nothing short of unacceptable.
(4)
Deb S.
Clean, great subs. Fresh Lemonade, buns and Fries! Had philly steak sub. Tender and juicy. Plenty. Minus pizza sauce for me thou. Must be a Philly thing.
(5)
Doug M.
Love the Italian subs, great fries & excellent lemonade. A little pricey for subs though.
(4)
Juan C.
Good food and friendly staff! Though it can be a little expensive compared to other places, it is worth it and can fill you up. My girlfriend enjoyed the freshly squeezed lemonade, I tried it as well and it is good as it is not that sweet and quite refreshing.
(5)
Jenny V.
small place with very limited sandwiches + make your own. the good thing is that they cook everything on the grill before they put it on your sammich. yummy fries!
(3)
Alex C.
Great sandwhiches, cooked to order, big variety and decent service. It's not expensive, but not cheap either. A step up from ToGo's and Subway like places.
(4)
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Address :1510 Win Hentschel Blvd
West Lafayette, IN, 47906
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch, Dinner Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No
Deb S.
Clean, great subs. Fresh Lemonade, buns and Fries! Had philly steak sub. Tender and juicy. Plenty. Minus pizza sauce for me thou. Must be a Philly thing.
(5)Doug M.
Love the Italian subs, great fries & excellent lemonade. A little pricey for subs though.
(4)Juan C.
Good food and friendly staff! Though it can be a little expensive compared to other places, it is worth it and can fill you up. My girlfriend enjoyed the freshly squeezed lemonade, I tried it as well and it is good as it is not that sweet and quite refreshing.
(5)Jenny V.
small place with very limited sandwiches + make your own. the good thing is that they cook everything on the grill before they put it on your sammich. yummy fries!
(3)Alex C.
Great sandwhiches, cooked to order, big variety and decent service. It's not expensive, but not cheap either. A step up from ToGo's and Subway like places.
(4)John Y.
I have a love hate relationship with this place. The food is good, but kind of unhealthy. The chicken teryaki is really tasty and their lemonade is made with real lemons (I think). They are always really friendly and are very precise with the length of the sandwich you get. They measure out the length of each sandwich and skimp on the fries some times. Most places won't do that, but I guess you get what you pay for.
(4)Bob R.
Grinder, Hogie, Sub, whatever you want to call it. That's what you get at Penn Station. Gut-busting and delicious, Penn Station offers their own take on a number of very popular sandwiches (including the the Reuben, Philly Cheesesteak, and Chicken Parm) as well as some less common options (such as the grilled artichoke). All are prepared by hand on a sizzling hot griddle and assembled at time-of-order. Sandwiches always come out fresh and hot. The fries are all prepared and cut fresh. They're among the best I've had in the "fast food" realm. Penn Station (though still relatively cheap) is on the high-end of the price range I would pay at sandwich joint, but it's worth it if you're looking for a great quality sandwich.
(4)Dannie S.
Not good for you but tasty.
(4)Steve A.
Love Penn station. Sandwiches are all good. Fries are outstanding.
(5)Megan C.
I am a fan. I love the chicken parmesan the most. The fries are very tasty and I don't really like french fries. They also have delicious lemonade. The price is a little high but they do have really good monthly specials where you can get a sandwich, fries and drink for ~6 dollars. Biggest draw back is that it is way out of the way. I wish it was closer to campus, but then I might eat there too much....
(5)Kevin O.
Hot sandwiches on a hogie, with homemade fries, how can you mess that up? Well, Penn Station never has. Their hogies are the best in the area, and always fill you up. The fries are made at the time of order from a large batch of potatoes behind the counter. The only downfall of this place is it's location... out past the Research park, and nowhere near campus, meaning it closes fairly early in the evening (8 or 9pm). In a normal town that might be acceptable, but in a college town with a demographic of twenty-somethings wanting late night munchies, this is nothing short of unacceptable.
(4)John Y.
I have a love hate relationship with this place. The food is good, but kind of unhealthy. The chicken teryaki is really tasty and their lemonade is made with real lemons (I think). They are always really friendly and are very precise with the length of the sandwich you get. They measure out the length of each sandwich and skimp on the fries some times. Most places won't do that, but I guess you get what you pay for.
(4)Bob R.
Grinder, Hogie, Sub, whatever you want to call it. That's what you get at Penn Station. Gut-busting and delicious, Penn Station offers their own take on a number of very popular sandwiches (including the the Reuben, Philly Cheesesteak, and Chicken Parm) as well as some less common options (such as the grilled artichoke). All are prepared by hand on a sizzling hot griddle and assembled at time-of-order. Sandwiches always come out fresh and hot. The fries are all prepared and cut fresh. They're among the best I've had in the "fast food" realm. Penn Station (though still relatively cheap) is on the high-end of the price range I would pay at sandwich joint, but it's worth it if you're looking for a great quality sandwich.
(4)Dannie S.
Not good for you but tasty.
(4)Steve A.
Love Penn station. Sandwiches are all good. Fries are outstanding.
(5)Megan C.
I am a fan. I love the chicken parmesan the most. The fries are very tasty and I don't really like french fries. They also have delicious lemonade. The price is a little high but they do have really good monthly specials where you can get a sandwich, fries and drink for ~6 dollars. Biggest draw back is that it is way out of the way. I wish it was closer to campus, but then I might eat there too much....
(5)Kevin O.
Hot sandwiches on a hogie, with homemade fries, how can you mess that up? Well, Penn Station never has. Their hogies are the best in the area, and always fill you up. The fries are made at the time of order from a large batch of potatoes behind the counter. The only downfall of this place is it's location... out past the Research park, and nowhere near campus, meaning it closes fairly early in the evening (8 or 9pm). In a normal town that might be acceptable, but in a college town with a demographic of twenty-somethings wanting late night munchies, this is nothing short of unacceptable.
(4)Deb S.
Clean, great subs. Fresh Lemonade, buns and Fries! Had philly steak sub. Tender and juicy. Plenty. Minus pizza sauce for me thou. Must be a Philly thing.
(5)Doug M.
Love the Italian subs, great fries & excellent lemonade. A little pricey for subs though.
(4)Juan C.
Good food and friendly staff! Though it can be a little expensive compared to other places, it is worth it and can fill you up. My girlfriend enjoyed the freshly squeezed lemonade, I tried it as well and it is good as it is not that sweet and quite refreshing.
(5)Jenny V.
small place with very limited sandwiches + make your own. the good thing is that they cook everything on the grill before they put it on your sammich. yummy fries!
(3)Alex C.
Great sandwhiches, cooked to order, big variety and decent service. It's not expensive, but not cheap either. A step up from ToGo's and Subway like places.
(4)