Best Sub Sandwiches

Or hoagies, or grinders or whatever your region calls them. But no hot or toasted subs. Cold cuts only.

Hero's, to me, is the gold standard.

 

Big Mike's, El Segundo

 

A local shop known as Great Plains Deli. Serves huge sandwiches and they're cheap. A small of most sandwiches is enough for two people. The No. 11 is a roast beef with cheddar and when my sister comes to town about noon tomorrow, the first thing she's going to want to do is go to GPD and get one. I'm willing to wager it has more meat than a Subway footlong but costs something like $3.75. You can be set for the day there for less than 6 bucks (small sandwich, chips, drink).

 

Cousins is the only correct answer.

 

Out west it's Togo's.

 

I moved to Florida recently. Publix is awesome.

 

There's Jersey Mike's, and then there's everything else.

 

Best subs I've had, and I've had more than my share. Used to regularly polish off two large Publix subs at a sitting.

 

Penn Station, not sure how wide they go though. Definitely in Ohio, not sure where else.

 

DiStefano's in South Jersey is No. 1.
All others are No. 2 or lower.

Are people really suggesting sandwich chains?
I weep.

 

Found a great shop in an Exxon station right by my work. They don't load the sandwiches up with tons of condiments. Reasonably priced.