Pick one, and defend your choice. Discuss as appropriate.
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Pick one, and defend your choice. Discuss as appropriate.
Baldino's...although I'm not sure I've seen them outside of SE GA...but far and away the best & biggest subs I've ever had for the price.
From those listed I chose Quiznos. Dat prime rib and peppercorn.
I have yet to try Jimmy Johns, Penn Street or Schlotzkeys..in fact, never even heard of that last one. Out of the others, definitely like Firehouse subs. Very good.
Although not a chain, I worked at a deli in Orange County NY last summer and it's hard to beat hot fresh deli stuff.
Put me down for Jersey Mike's.
Jimmy Johns' Vito sub, fo' sho'!! Good shiit right thurr! :P
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What is Penn Street? Did you mean Penn Station East Coast Subs?
Jeremy
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Originally Posted by mb3000
I have tried them all minus Penn Street, Jersey Mikes would be my top choice. All meats and cheeses sliced right in front of you and their bread is great "As long as it's fresh" Now I have been to a couple Jersey Chains that are crap but it all depends on the employees and management.
Larry's Giant Subs in FL, GA, and SC is pretty good. Other than that I'd say Firehouse.
I feel to sub neglected.
Someone mail me these subs you speak of so I can give an opinion on them ;)
If you didn't select Jimmy John's you are wrong. I need no defense of this fact. The subs defend themselves.
Though I will say that Firehouse is a very close second.
sorry. i prefer bread that doesn't dessicate my body when i eat it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigTyla
Shit's weak.Quote:
Originally Posted by IPD
Jerry's Subs & Pizza in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware were the best chain subs I've ever had. But I've been away from that area for 15 years, so I don't know if they're still any good.
JJ's had the dryest, roughest, least palatable bread out of any i've tried. and i went there twice just to make sure i wasn't losing my damn mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigTyla
firehouse is 1,000x better than JJ's.
Quiznos of the ones on the list. Best taste and I don't really like cold subs.
I like a local chain better (tubbys)
I hit the local place "Billy's Time Out Deli", they have a meat ball sub that kills anything. Hell most of their stuff kills. My brother lives in Atlanta and every time he comes to town he has to eat there.
Now now kids, focus: It's about CHAIN restaurants.
There are local places that are going to be better, but this should be kept to chain restaurants for fairness.
Jimmy johns is so plain IMO.
curious. i would pick firehouse over quiznos 6 ways to sunday. both serve hot subs. what makes the difference for you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan92RTTT
Big John's Steak & Onion is the best I've had anywhere
I love the 16" Super Steak Cheese & Onion w/banana peppers and their house red sauce
Made w/100% ribeye steak and it's sooooo juicy
http://www.bigjohnsteakandonion.net/...show/steak.png
well i'll say this. ya'll are certainly good at throwing out the most obscure places that no one but a local has a clue about.
jimmy johns hands down..... love that place so many choices and they are all good and the jimmy chips jalepeno to die for
I have to agree. I used to love Quiznos but once I ate at Firehouse I had no desire to visit Quiznos again if given the choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by IPD
But Jimmy John's still tops my list. Their Country Club...damn!
Hey now, Big John's has 16 locations :DQuote:
Originally Posted by IPD
Honestly, I would have to say Firehouse is the best. Their selection of hot sauces sets it off too.
yeah. if you like hot sauce, firehouse has it going ON. the coca-cola freestyle machines here in the local firehouses are also a big plus.
Do love the Coke Freestyle machines. Makes me feel like a bit of a mad scientist just mixing a bunch of random liquids together and see what happens.
mellow-yellow zero + cherry flavoring = even better than code-red mt. dew.
It really depends on what I want. If I want a roast beef sandwich then I will go with jimmy johns. If I want a ham sandwich I'd go with subway.
you'd be better off with Arby's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forest Gump
yeah if I want a warm sandwich there is nothing wrong with ArbysQuote:
Originally Posted by IPD
I'm suprised it took someone that long to mention the coke machines Firehouse has. It's a big draw for sure. I like their raspberry lemonade.Quote:
Originally Posted by IPD