Self explanatory.

Other: Two different places Benjy's and Greggs

I said Subway...

However, my heart misses Mr. Sub

There aren't too many sandwich bars around here, unfortunately. So Subway is my default choice.

Well here in the U.K we have millions of sandwich shops ! In Oxford alone we have over twenty. My favourite in in the Covered Market in oxford and uses all organic ingredients they do a gorgeous tuna and mozerella melt.MMmmmmmmmm

Mr. Sub is the best.  I go there every now and them for a Santa Fe Spicy Chicken Sandwich.  Those things are unbelievable 8)

Other: Greggs,that is when I'm in England,no Greggs here in Lux.

Self explanatory.
I like lee's sandwiches.There's also another Vietnamese place that isn't a chain.I like thier sandwiches too.

I like Subbys, they have a few around here. I'm not sure if it's just a local thing or not,  and a little deli in town called Main Street Deli, so I chose other.

Other: My kitchen!

And I'm just in the mood for a Cheese & Branston 'doorstop'...

Quiznos.  I love toasted sandwiches.

I can't choose any of the chains you've mentioned, they just can't make a good hoagie.
I like Sorrento's for their hoagies, a family owned shop with stores all around South Jersey.
It's Tony Luc's,( pronounced Lukes), for their Cheese Steak Sandwich. People will tell you,
if you're in Philly and want a steak you have get it "wid" (with cheese whiz). I say no to the
cheese whiz, instead get Sharp Provolone and long hots.

I can't choose any of the chains you've mentioned, they just can't make a good hoagie.
I like Sorrento's for their hoagies, a family owned shop with stores all around South Jersey.
It's Tony Luc's,( pronounced Lukes), for their Cheese Steak Sandwich. People will tell you,
if you're in Philly and want a steak you have get it "wid" (with cheese whiz). I say no to the
cheese whiz, instead get Sharp Provolone and long hots.


B.S.!! That's a tourist trap! I'm from Philly and never in my life did I ever say "wid". I may have said "wif" ;D b/c of my accent, but c'mon no one says that, except tourists and non-locals (including New Jersey and Delaware).

Subway by default since I'm aware from home. Otherwise, Geno's (in Philly) and other local haunts I've been known to be seen at.

B.S.!! That's a tourist trap! I'm from Philly and never in my life did I ever say "wid". I may have said "wif" ;D b/c of my accent, but c'mon no one says that, except tourists and non-locals (including New Jersey and Delaware).

Subway by default since I'm aware from home. Otherwise, Geno's (in Philly) and other local haunts I've been known to be seen at.


Tanya, do you have some sort of issue with me? This is the third time I have mentioned
Philadelphia that you have responded with an "outsider" jab. I may not live in Philly but I
work in Philly, as I have for the past 25 years.

As far as the "wid". The South Philly Italians often use "wid" or "wit" as in "do you want it wit,
or want do you want wid dat?

As far as Geno's, are you aware of the controversy surrounding Geno's now? He has a sign
in his window that states, "when ordering, speak English." If you don't speak English
he won't serve you.

Tanya, do you have some sort of issue with me? This is the third time I have mentioned
Philadelphia that you have responded with an "outsider" jab. I may not live in Philly but I
work in Philly, as I have for the past 25 years.

As far as the "wid". The South Philly Italians often use "wid" or "wit" as in "do you want it wit,
or want do you want wid dat?

As far as Geno's, are you aware of the controversy surrounding Geno's now? He has a sign
in his window that states, "when ordering, speak English." If you don't speak English
he won't serve you.


No I'm not jabbing at you (self concious much, lol  ;)). I can't say anything about my hometown without worrying about offending you. Let down your guard there's no need to be feisty about it, okay?  :) No harm intended!!! Let's just hug it out!!!  Bad English is bad English and to say it's a Philly thing is ridiculous.

I do know about the Geno's controversy. I see it from all sides. Yes, I can see what he's saying; however, you can't speak bad English and then claim you won't serve anyone b/c they do the same or speak another language. Actually, he's going against laws where a business has to provide services to accomodate all. Unfortunately, he will find himself in some deep caca over this.

Togo's is the best non-Vietnamese sub place in san Jose.

No I'm not jabbing at you (self concious much, lol  ;)). I can't say anything about my hometown without worrying about offending you. Let down your guard there's no need to be feisty about it, okay?  :) No harm intended!!! Let's just hug it out!!!  Bad English is bad English and to say it's a Philly thing is ridiculous.

I do know about the Geno's controversy. I see it from all sides. Yes, I can see what he's saying; however, you can't speak bad English and then claim you won't serve anyone b/c they do the same or speak another language. Actually, he's going against laws where a business has to provide services to accomodate all. Unfortunately, he will find himself in some deep caca over this.



Okay, guard's down.

Geno's was issued two civil rights complaint's yesterday, and a civil right's suit today. 

I can't believe in my original post I left out Nick's Roastbeef, My opinion, the best roastbeef
sandwich in the tri-state area.

Quiznos and Penn Station. I also liked W.G. Grinders before they went out of business (in our area anyway.).

I eat at a local place that branched out of San Francisco called Genova's Deli. Excellent sandwiches. It's really hard to tolerate a Subway or Togo when you eat something as supreme as a Genova sandwich.  :)

The whole North End in Boston.  Odds are any place you stop for a "sangwich" will have fresh bread, and tasty fillings, you can't go wrong.  ;)

Subway is good in moderation. When I go out for a meal, I generally expect something I couldn't easily make in my own home.. I could easily make a sub.

Quiznos.  Their veggie subs are to die for and while Subway's are good......I like Quiznos more.

The small non chain places have the best sandwiches (especially in NY), but if I had to pick a chain I'd go with Charley's.  Great "Philly-style" subs.

Subway is good in moderation. When I go out for a meal, I generally expect something I couldn't easily make in my own home.. I could easily make a sub.
I couldn't. Always turns into a sloppy mess.  ;D But at least its edible.

The small non chain places have the best sandwiches (especially in NY),


I'm with you on that I can't understand a lare chain being a favorite anything, unless you live in a world of chains. 

Bison Witches.

I like Subway and Quiznos. I also like Togos (unlisted in the poll), but I don't go there quite as often.

  Schlotzsky's.  Good sammiches...

Subway. There's one in Newport where I live and I spotted a couple in London where I'll be living next month.

No Togo's?

I'd say Subway


AND WHO WANTS TO TRY A MCDONALD'S SUB!? :D

I put other. On Nantucket we have this place called Juniors. The best BLT subs ever made.

I tend to go to Subway because they have the lower fat/calorie option on some of their subs...however, there is this local place a few towns over...it's called, "Abie & Bimbo's".....and they have this sub called the "swinger sub".....and it is SOOO good...but SOOO fattening....and now I am getting really in the mood for one!! LOL! :D ;D

Quizno's

I like my SUBWAYS!!!

My favorite deli is a place called Smiley's.  They make the best subs and wraps.  They also have this wonderful habit of filling their sandwiches full of stuff. :)

Subway

Subway, although I would like to try Quizno's when I can ever afford to(and think of it).

I picked "other."  We have a local place called Snyders that is actually like an old fashioned butcher shop/deli, and I have never tasted a better sub anywhere, except for a little deli I happend upon while visiting New York.  It was also a small, local place - in my opinion always the best!

Oh, you would love Smiley's then ASH. :)

Other.

In my hometown, there is a little market called Nick's Hiway Mart. They make the BEST pork sandwiches. They slap on a ton of pork, cheese, and this hella hot salsa, and toast it up. Soooo good.

I went in to Smiley's Deli and told the owner I plugged the deli on this message board.  He was happy for the publicity. :)

Oh, you would love Smiley's then ASH. :)


It sounds like I would!  :)

I chose other... as a default I got to Subway because it's close to work.
But my favorites are Jason's Deli and McAlister's Deli. They make one of the best muffaletta's this side of New Orleans, Louisiana.
When I'm in NOLa I eat at Central Grocery every chance I get, THE. BEST. MUFFALETTA. EVER!

Ammaghettis.. across the street from Yogi Berra's house and the place with the two Lebanese guys.

I like Quizno's now too. There's one in Shopping City, Wood Green.