If you are a fan of Scooby-Doo, you would appreciate the sub station special. It is piled high with meat, including ham, salami, pepperoni, capicola, bologna, and turkey. The meat is fresh sliced for each sandwich. I also tried the freedom sauce, created for a person who played for the Freedom and it complimented this sandwich well. The person making the sandwich was very attentive and ensured the sandwich was what you wanted.

There was a hair in the first frie out the bag. And the oil was old you could taste it.. The sandwich was microwaved? Did not eat the hole sandwich as it was gross. 20 dollars for subpar food

This place could be so much better... The sub was awesome - I had the super on wheat, which was a great sub. I did the combo with chips and a drink. The sub was 5 stars, but the atmosphere was poor - the place could use a face lift or at least a good cleaning. The service was super disorganized and slow. It was one of those places that made you feel like they were doing you a favor serving you. The sub was awesome.

I think the sandwiches are decent. But the chairs make me want to throw up while I’m eating the sandwich. They are DISGUSTING. I also heard the owner speak very disrespectfully to a doordasher that simply didn’t know the rules- He said it loud enough for the restaurant to hear.

A casual local sub shop. Enjoyed the #13 Italian

I had always gone to the Fort Wright location until they recently closed, I knew of this location and decided to give them a try since I was left craving their subs. My first visit was fine, it was different from what I was accustomed to but that can be expected as these both seemed to be pretty differently run franchises. I definitely liked all the support they seem to show for local fire/police and military. My latest visit was kind of a put off though. I ordered a whole Italian sandwich, which is all I ever get. Someone freshly sliced all the meats and cheeses and arranged them ready for the bread as they normally do. Then the young girl who would be finishing and dressing my sandwich took a fresh loaf of bread out and put it in the toaster which I assumed was for me as that is normally what they do, tasty sub coming right up! Then she moved some empty plastic bags out of the way on the make-line to reveal a couple of bread halves that hadn’t been used and held them up together, I guess deciding if they were adequate for a whole sub, normally a whole sub is made…whole, whatever. Without toasting the bread she then put the meat for my sub on the halves before removing it, starting to cut it with a knife, and ultimately tearing it apart by hand to fit it on each side which just seemed kind of gross, and she put most of the meat/cheese on one side. I considered asking for a different sandwich but didn’t want to be difficult, in retrospect I should have. I asked for some standard toppings which I felt she was very light on and she tried to put two slices of tomato on one half and one slice on the other, requiring me to request the final slice… She wrapped up the sub and I left. I now get the whole toaster step, as the bread was very stale and ruined the whole sandwich. Normally I find their bread to be one of the best parts, there was also hardly any lettuce or oil and vinegar, it was shredded lettuce and I could count on two hands how many pieces of lettuce were in the sub. This was just not an experience I would expect from a good sub shop. I might give them another try, I might not.

Our food was microwaved even though a toaster was running. Gyro pita was rubber from being microwaved and if you have to squeeze the juice out of the Philly meat after microwaving it, thats probably not a good sign. I am praying for no food poisoning from the ice cold gyro meat and pickle juice tzaziki sauce. Gross is an understatement.

One of the best atmospheres I have ever seen in a restaurant. Really good sandwiches to. I recommend if you go, you should get the sandwich “all the way” it’s the best sandwich you will ever have. Amazing people amazing sandwiches 5 stars