Lee’s Hoagie House
870 Easton Road, Horsham, PA, 19044
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Address :
870 Easton Road
Horsham, PA, 19044 - Phone (215) 674-8000
- Website https://www.leeshoagiehouse.com/index.php
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Kimberly C.
So the salad I ordered was mostly all the white, hard stuff in the middle. It was large though and all the people I went with enjoyed their sandwiches. They do have Old Bay Fries, which are Ah-mazing! Also, their customer service was excellent. Very friendly!
(4)James R.
Decent hoagies, outlandish prices. Really, almost $9 for a half buffalo chicken cheese steak? They're good but not that good. The cheese steaks and hoagies are pretty good here (especially on the seeded roll they offer) but their wraps and salads are terrible. Just very bland and basic ingredients. I could make better salads or wraps at home and I'm terrible at cooking. Be sure to check out their monthly customer appreciation day for a cheap and delicious Italian hoagie. My main beef with them are the prices though. Seems like they went up a lot recently and I'm sorry, but they do not have the name to be charging $9 for cheesesteaks
(3)Christopher D.
Lee's has been around forever ... one of the institutions among Philly hoagies. They used to be best known for their rubbery rolls, hot peppers, and special oil. But times they are a changing. I went in today, and the first thing I noticed on the menu was there are now three sizes.. and the newest size is 6 inch. While size does not always matter, it is nice to have the option for smaller sandwiches at lunch. Second was the new types of rolls.. including a very crusty sesame seed roll. Finally was the addition of the South Philly hoagie, served on a seeded roll with roasted red peppers and sharp provolone cheese. Biting into that is a revelation... Lee's now is back in heavy rotation. Great sandwich.
(4)Zoey G.
I keep giving this place too many chances. Save your cash. Main reason I keep going back is because they really overrun you with 15% coupons. However even with the coupon it's way too expensive! A whole hoagie for $15?! You'd get a better hoagie at Subway! I like to order for sports games but the delivery never gets here on time. The wings are a bit gross (mainly breading or fat)! Last time you'll see my name Lee's!
(2)Ebony W.
I absolutely love this particular location. I was in town visiting from Atlanta and I always try to make a point and stop by and get a hoagie. The price for a half hoagie is perfect and well worth it! I couldn't even finish it all and the staff was more than happy to wrap it up to go for me. I got on the road to head back to Atlanta later in the day... got caught up in the snow storm in VA... pulled over and finished putting the beat down on my hoagie. Afterwards I was able to fall asleep for a few hours and finish my long ass ride to ATL! I'm coming back to PA for Easter and I'm already thinking about starving myself so I can finish another hoagie. Keep up the good work with the friendly atmosphere and delicious food!
(5)Greg T.
Was a great place before. Now the new owner has put in beer which is a big turn off. It used to be a family place, but they just want to have alcohol now and it is not longer " family friendly". Try Slacks or the Syeak and Hoagie factory.
(1)John S.
When it comes to Cheesesteaks this place knows how it is done son! I have gotten cheesesteaks from 7 different places (including the famous Pat's/Geno's) and this place is twice as good as any other place. I ordered the Extra Meat Cheesesteak with homemade sauce, hot peppers, fried onions, lettuce and tomato, and it was a meal for at least 3 people (I was by myself). I would gladly go back and order the exact same thing with maybe the exceptions of the lettuce.
(5)Richard P.
This place is fantastic. The staff is very welcoming and friendly, the food is absolutely delicious, and the view is calming. (It overlooks the old air force base where the Blue Angels would practice for their shows).
(5)Dana K.
Thank you to Lee's in Horsham, PA for your generosity! Our office is so excited that we were selected to receive a free hoagie tray delivered to us today. Much appreciated and they are delicious! Thanks again from all of us at RightCare!
(5)Austin V.
Great cheese steak. Italian hoagie was very good but as it turns out I am not a fan of Mortadella on my hoagies so I had to deduct points for that. Would much prefer Genoa. Ah, I see. I guess it's the cooked salami I didn't care for. No biggie. If I get back to PA I can order it without.
(4)mike v.
Most Lee's are a "whatever" kinda place, and some are even downright terrible, but not this one! This one is a gem! It's always super clean and brightly lit and the food is fresh and amazing. Meats are always good quality and no gross chewy pieces in steaks. Their fried shrimp are also amazing. I wouldn't hesitate to order anything off of their menu. Hats off the the manager and employees of this Lee's. They even have craft beers!
(4)Zach V.
Lee's has been around for a while and there is a good reason for it. They have continued to make great food and offer it at a reasonable price. This location has been rebuilt twice due to fires and I'm glad its still around. They make one of the best Italian Hoagies around. I'm in love with their oil / vinegar and hot pepper relish. This location was always fun to visit because you could watch the planes take off and land across the street at the Navy base. Unfortunately the base has closed down.
(4)Chadd B.
Lees is an absolutely amazing place to go for a good hoagie. Their selection is limitless and I would dare anyone to go in here and not find something they like. They have a wide variety of both hot and cold sandwiches. Perfect place for lunch or even dinner. Also I recommend buying the macaroni salad from the soda cooler. It is a great addition to any hoagie. This location even just added a beer cooler with a huge variety of single beers, six pack and even 40's to go. If you are in horsham and looking to grab a bite to eat this is the place to go. You could go 10 times in a row and never eat the same thing because of the variety. Give it a shot!
(4)Crystal G.
Last night was my first time eating from here. I ordered a ham hoagie with SIMPLE instructions. A ham hoagie with mayo, lettuce, pickles, and hot seeded peppers. When I get home my hoagie consisted of two things I never asked for 1. Cheese (never asked for it so why put it on there) and 2. Hot peppers (I asked for seeded hot peppers). I don't understand how you can mess this up and the bread wasn't even soft. My first and last time coming here.
(2)Chris M.
Stopped in with a Living Social coupon the other day and had a nice lunch here with my wife. I got the Italian Imperial, a leviathan of a hoagie, and my wife got the chicken ranch wrap, which she enjoyed. I've long been a fan of Lee's, and this is definitely one of the nicer locations. Here's my professional take on the Lee's hoagie: - bread: good texture and bland in a good way--the taste of the bread should not get in the way in a good hoagie (I hear they have seeded rolls now too, but have yet to try them). - meats: good quality, but perhaps a little much. I think that a hoagie is an exercise in balance, so it's important not to let any one ingredient outshine the others - hot peppers: the star of the show at Lee's. Seriously, get them. On everything. Their hot peppers (which are not all that hot, if at all) are a vinegar-y relish that pairs with the mayo on the sandwich to create the ambrosia of the gods. I come here for the peppers. So other points of note: - if you opt to go with water over buying a soda, their water is good (I know, weird thing to say). They have glass vessel with a spigot, filled with water, ice, and lemons. So the water is cold and subtly lemony. - the place looks very clean all around - good takeout beer selection Once again: get the hot peppers. Even if you just stop in to pick up beer.
(3)Ron B.
Had there hoagie and wrap tray for a business function, Great hoagies and wraps there oil is very good and there hot pepper spread is awesome
(4)Karen F.
I love Lee's - for decent cheese steaks and roast beef or turkey hoagies with all the fixin's. They renovated it after the fire and it looks great. Nice guys (and a few gals) runnin' the show.
(4)Allen B.
Love this place. Definitely the best hoagies in the area. This location seems to be run the best. I always get the Italian.
(5)Paul R.
This place is way too expensive. A half a tuna hoagie, cheesesteak, 10 wings and a bag of chips $30? Their wings are awful, breaded fatty and soggy. Even the bleu cheese was runny. Not to mention it took over an hour for delivery. There are many places in this area that do it better.
(1)Zachary S.
They have a good value, good presentation; friendly customer service, and a nice atmosphere; but their cheesesteak is just above average. My visit to Lee's was easy enough. I went in on a Wednesday, which is when they have their Family Night promotion. This deal lets you get 2 of their twenty-four inch cheesesteaks, a bag of fries, and a two-liter for $25. I consider that a pretty good value. The bread is decent, but doesn't crisp and crackle in your mouth like the best ones do. The steak is a decent quality but a hair too far on the "sterile" side for my taste, by which I mean there's no grease! Nobody likes a gooshing, drowning steak, but this was a dry taste. The cheese was fine. On that note, they accidently put provolone on one of my sandwiches instead of the American requested. It wasn't a big deal to me, the person I ordered if for likes American better, but they absolutely made it right by giving me a coupon for a free half steak (a twelve incher here). This knocked them up a notch for me.
(4)Tim K.
Great cheese steaks, lot of food for the money. Always get my cheese steaks with wiz and sweet peppers
(5)Andrea R.
I've been here 4 times and its nothing special. The wings I had ordered was ordered online for the flyers game. You have the choice of preordering items for later in the day, which I did. Yet they showed up 5 hours early and ignored the time of the order. They wings were mush and cold. Putting them back in the oven was no help what so ever. I would not recommend the wings. The hoagie reminds me of a subway hoagie that lacks lunch meat. Their wraps are so far the only good item I have had to date. For the price and the quality of the food... it's not worth it.
(2)Sam W.
The turkey club I had was very delicious and presented very nicely. The staff was super friendly and the bathroom was spotless.
(5)Matthew S.
Best of all the Lee's Hoagie House locations... They have good cheesesteaks but not as good as you will find in the city
(3)Stacey R.
I used to go to this place when they were in their old location... I was stationed right across the street. I recently returned for a visit and was not disappointed. The cheese steak was still great!
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