"I’ve tried Primo Hoagies' sandwiches a few times. Honestly, they are way, way too expensive. As a chain located in New Jersey, home to many Italians, there are numerous excellent non-chain delis around with even better bread than Primo Hoagies offers. I would only return if I had a gift certificate or if their menu items were discounted. I can easily name at least a dozen Italian delis that surpass this place."
Great sandwiches. 1 old Italian and 1 Philly cheesesteak. Cost was about $23, for a small and a promo size, but had a very generous amount of meat per sandwich. Was very filling because of the delicious layers of not everyday meats like prosciutto.All ingredients were fresh! ????Also take a deep look at the menu!???? It contains dozens of crafted sandwiches that will makeeverybody?s needs met, even meatless options. The costumer service is done very quick and professionally that it is hard toignore the happiness in the cashiers face. Store was modern and beyond clean/organized. Seems like a great place to work which Iam happy to see, I love seeing employees who are happy to serve people. Eve...
It all starts with the Bread that they bake fresh in house. In my opinion, this puts them over the top. I love the fact that they have a simple menu that they master and deliver at a high level. Hence, you get what you pay for and this place is notcheap, especially if you have a family of 4. But, they you get fresh ingredients and a great sandwich. I would choose this placeover any of the other type of chains in the area. My plan is to go back and do more of an in depth feature. The staff was greatand all were working hard to fill orders with a big line. Cannot wait to go back and try some other sandwiches.
Primo Hoagies offers tasty subs with a wide menu to choose from, but they don’t toast their hoagies and surprisingly, bacon isn’t available on the menu at all. I wish there was an option to add bacon to my sandwich. In 2022, it’s hard to find a sandwich place that doesn’t toast their hoagies or include bacon. No matter how upscale Primo Hoagies claims to be, bacon and toasting should be standard. Included are two photos of the whole-size Italian hoagie, about 2 feet long, with added banana peppers.
While driving through town, I saw a sign for hoagies and, being a fan, decided to stop. Unfortunately, I was quite disappointed. I ordered the chicken cheesesteak expecting flavorful chopped chicken, but it was bland and lacked seasoning. Although it was filling, I only ate it because I had paid for it. I might consider trying a different sandwich in the future, but based on this experience, I’m unlikely to return. On a positive note, the customer service was excellent.
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I’ve tried Primo Hoagies' sandwiches a few times. Honestly, they are way, way too expensive. As a chain located in New Jersey, home to many Italians, there are numerous excellent non-chain delis around with even better bread than Primo Hoagies offers. I would only return if I had a gift certificate or if their menu items were discounted. I can easily name at least a dozen Italian delis that surpass this place.
