New York City Sub Shop

The subs were pretty good but the lady you take your order from was kind of impatient with all of the guests there. They also make you stand out of the place and call in the food. It’s good that they are being safe for COVID, but they should find a way to make it a more friendly ordering experience.

The bread was amazing. The smell of it hits you the moment you walk through the door. I had a few questions and one being what type of ham was it...as I don't like boiled ham that some shops serve. One of the guys making the sandwiches was snappy when asked this question. Not necessary for a simple question. Subs are good. Definitely pricey. But good quality. Cute little place.

Best subs in town. Probably because of the bread. You will wait for a while if you go at lunch time. Closes at four. Everything is take out. They are quick to respond if you're calling an order in. You can also order online earlier in the day. Parking nearby can be a problem.

Super nice front of the house but what sub shop does not have American cheese? In fact, what sandwich place has one type of cheese, and makes it provolone? This all stems from a debacle ordering the “cheesesteak.” All I wanted was a proper cheese steak, onion and American cheese. 5 stars, but you can’t trust New Yorkers

We walked up and ordered two subs and two salads. We each got a half Midtown sandwich and although expensive, they tasted good. We got the Village and the Central Park salads. The person taking the order was nice. However, if you use a credit card, they ask you up front for a tip before they run it. They don’t give you a receipt, so ask if you want one. I thought that it would be provided in the bag, it wasn’t there… sketchy. Now I have to waste my time double checking my credit card and doing math to make sure they didn’t take advantage of me on my tip amount. 🙄