Lee’s Hoagie House
220 S. West End Blvd, Quakertown, PA, 18951
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Address :
220 S. West End Blvd
Quakertown, PA, 18951 - Phone (215) 538-7875
- Website https://www.leeshoagiehouse.com/index.php
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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John J L.
Great location . This is the worst lee's hoagie joint I have ever been to. I'm from Roslyn and have went to lees Abington since its grand opening. The hoagie's feel light . Like they have cut down the meat or left some off. The place is dirty and the staff is rude. Quakertown lee's should close its doors. Sorry
(1)Thomas C.
Not sure why so many negative reviews. I am not sure what people expect to be honest from a chain store. Everything I have gotten there previously was good. Their wings and blue cheese are really good. I usually get cheesesteak with fries and have no problem with it. It's not John's Roast Pork or Tony Luke's, but it is good.
(5)Darlene B.
I have passed Lee's Quakertown many times while heading up to our mountain house, but have never stopped in for a hoagie, so I decided it was time to see what all the fuss was about. When I walked through the door the owner was behind the counter . He greeted us with a friendly hello and politely asked what we would like.Since I haven't been here before I asked a few questions like, "What's on a Cheltenham?" He was very polite and went on to explain what it was as well as answering other questions we had. While the building is clearly old the dining room was spotless, and all of the tables were clean. The best part is that our hoagies were nothing less than excellent. The bread was soft, fresh, and quite tasty. Our sandwiches were stuffed with meat. I couldn't even finish mine and it was just half of a turkey hoagie. The bathrooms could use a facelift however the ladies room was clean. There was a woman who was also working behind the counter and she was very friendly. There was definitely a nostalgic feel to this restaurant which we really enjoyed. Our experience was very pleasant and we are looking forward to returning . Next time we are bringing our neighbors some hoagies so they can experience for themselves just how delicious there are.
(5)Nick S.
Lee's is truly the very best hoagie in the region! I have also always found the staff to be very friendly and polite. I totally don't understand how they can get anything but a high rating for the excellent hoagies that they create.
(4)Stephanie G.
Wow so many bad reviews! I think this place is great. Probably the best hoagie you can get around the Lehigh Valley. I'm always searching for a great hoagie and this place has got it. Italian is the best one to get, classic hoagie taste. Good chewy bread(not like that crap at Subway) (Sidenote: whoever thinks Subway is a good hoagie should have their head checked) Thinly sliced meats and cheeses. that's the way. Not these massive honkin' chunks some places give you. It really does make a difference. Good oil and vinegar dressing. I reccommend this place! Just make sure you go to the one in Quakertown. The one in Emmaus/Allentown does not have good turnover and their bread gets stale.
(4)Frank S.
I used to get take out from Lee's many years ago and always loved it. For what ever reason, probably all the new restaurants around, I stopped eating there. Recently my son & I got take out from there & was shocked how much smaller the sandwiches were. I would estimate they are 30% smaller than they used to be. Prices seemed high for what you were getting. Wawa is a better choice for hoagies.
(2)Jon M.
Lee's is a cornerstone in the Upper Bucks County hoagie market. Offering hoagies a cut above the rest, Lee's food never disappoints. Fast service, quality ingredients, reasonable prices, and polite, accommodating staff keep me coming back whenever I am in the area. I always get the Italian hoagie and never regret it. Lee's bread is amazing. I'm sure they bring it in from New York or Philadelphia because it is the best around (light years ahead of Subway or Wawa). The meats and cheeses are definitely high quality and so tasteful, it's a wonder why anyone who enjoys food would ever go anywhere else. Lee's also serves A-Treat soda, a staple in Eastern Pennsylvania culture. I will be blunt: the restaurant is a hole-in-the-wall. Conveniently located off of Route 309 in Quakertown, Lee's is the perfect stop on your way home from work, for a lunch getaway from the office, or a quick halftime grab-and-go on NFL Sunday. Lee's old fashioned outside appearance hides its inner cuisine beauty. Let me say this: While those negative reviewers are entitled to their opinion, restaurant inspection reports prove their "holier-than-thou" classifications of "worst restaurant I've ever been to" and "dirty and disgusting" are blatantly untrue. The building housing Lee's is an old building and old buildings tend to show their age. Health inspection reports do not indicate mold or absurd uncleanliness as alleged by these reviewers. Before throwing around conclusory, unfounded accusations about the condition of Lee's, do some simple research (it took me less than 5 minutes to find the most recent health inspection report). Lee's is not just an excellent sandwich place, it is an institution and provides for some peoples' livelihood. Untrue defamatory statements that undermine the quality of Lee's are uncalled for, absurd, and should be removed because they serve no other purpose other than hurting Lee's reputation and driving away business. For those yet to visit Lee's: you won't regret your choice and will go back again and again.
(5)Jason B.
If you're going here for gourmet dining and decor, go someplace else. If you want a great hoagie or cheesesteak, go here. This is definitely the best hoagie option in the area by far.
(4)Glenn P.
A-OK! I have eaten here many times. Those who have left harsh reviews don't get "it." Yes, the building is dumpy, definitely not a white table cloth establishment, but who cares. It is inspected and passed. It's really about the Hoagies and boy are they good! There is no match. Ok, you can get a sandwich from your favorite pizza join or even Wawa, but its just not the same. Not the flavor, texture or the satisfaction. As for the comments about the burgers . . . have you every seen what you get from any of the fast food places? Hmmmm. Furthermore, it's not "Lee;s Burger House" DUH! (I must say the cheese burger hoagie is wonderful and will shave years off your life.) It's all good, from the Imperial, to the Cheltenham, the tuna or even the Cheeseburger Hoagie. Get is here, it's the real deal! Don't forget the Black Cherry Soda and Herr's Sour Cream and Onion chips.
(3)Kim Z.
Oh. My. God. This place is horrendous. It's literally the worst restaurant I've ever been to. The dining room is dirty and disgusting with moldy looking drop ceiling tiles and just overall lack of cleaning. DIRTY! I can't even imagine what the kitchen must look like. It reminded me of one of those dive bars/restaurants that you see on a restaurant/bar rescue show...and you're like "that can't possibly be real!" Well folks, your worst nightmares come true at Lee's Hoagie House! The hamburgers were served on hoagie buns (?) and were 100% frozen preformed disgustingness. The tomatoes looked like they had died weeks ago...Couldn't even be eaten! The cheese fries came out and the cheese was basically plastic and lumpy (what?). Also sent back. As he was leaving, my boyfriend told the owner or manager who was in the front that the food was disgusting and inedible. He's never done this before, that's how bad it was! The owner just shrugged and said "okay," like he was telling him the sky was blue or some other obvious observation. The restaurant is disgusting. Calling what they serve "food" is a generous term. They are clearly aware and just don't care. Steer clear!
(1)Justin B.
If the hoagies here existed in a magical Wonderland bubble, this would be 5 star review. The sandwiches are pretty consistent with other Lees' that I've been to, which is good, since I love them. This shop just rubs me the wrong way. It's dirty. Like, cobwebs dirty. The whole place reminds me of an outdated service station. The service is inconsistent, at best. Plus, there's a woman who works there who openly complains about the orders placed. My wife always gets American cheese on her cheese steaks, and, on multiple occasions, the woman working the grill has said something along the lines of "I hate when people order American cheese on their cheese steaks...". Seriously? The procedure does not change at all, except you reach for one kind of cheese instead of the other! They get an added star because, quite frankly, they still make a heck of a sandwich. I just wish the overall experience was better.
(2)Miguel F.
First off, any place that calls itself a "hoagie house" should not be unwrapping the meat from saran wrap to make the sandwich. What happened to cutting the meat per order? And Provolone comes on every sandwich....what?? God, I wish I knew this before pulling into this hellhole. My roast beef and turkey sub (with provolone) was mostly lettuce and onions, both meats were bland and it had no taste of their oil/vinegar combo. I asked for salt, pepper and oregano - I didn't taste any of those either. The bread looks great - but isn't. I observed my friends "Italian" hoagie - what a catastrophe...unrecognizable meats. Definitelty no ham on it. Incredibly outdated inside, pictures on the wall are filthy and look like they belong hanging in a 1980s hair salon. The blue paint on the wall just stops at a point, like the painter just packed up and went home in mid-stroke. Tables were dirty and the salt and pepper shakers were grimy. The ceiling was water-stained and falling down, and looks like it has been for a long time. The whole place has a gas station bathroom feel to it. Way too expensive for what they serve here, this is cafeteria style food at best. If you appreciate good hoagies - - DO NOT GO HERE!
(1)Eric S.
Wish I could give this place 1/2 a star. Cheesesteaks are dry and overpriced. Food is overpriced in general especially for Quakertown. Last time I ordered food here I was picking up food for 4 of us and the person behind the counter gave us attitude when I asked for extra ketchup and straws!! WTF, you sell subs and fries! Is it too much to ask for extra ketchup! This place is a joke, especially with 3 Wawa's in the area where the food is better and a lot cheaper. Also 2 subways where you can get a $5 footlong versus Lee's $6.50 six inch which tastes terrible. It's also gross too, the bathroom looks like it hasn't been cleaned in years and the floors and tables are always dirty.Can't imagine how the health inspector hasn't closed you down yet. Thanks Lee's but I'll be taking my business elsewhere.
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