Primo Hoagies
7150 Hamilton Blvd, Trexlertown, PA, 18087
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Address :
7150 Hamilton Blvd
Trexlertown, PA, 18087 - Phone (610) 841-5999
- Website https://www.primohoagies.com/primo-hoagies-locations.php?id=49
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 7:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
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Justin O.
Beware of hidden charges! [Trexlertown location] I ordered "Ham & Cheese w/choice of cheese $7.99". After I was charged & signed slip, I was given an itemized receipt and was charged $8.99. When I asked why I was told that "some cheese has an extra charge". I said menu on wall reads "Ham & Cheese w/choice of cheese $7.99", guy just said "some cheese costs us extra". So how do I know which has an extra charge and which doesn't? They also put oregano on my hoagie, which I did not ask for and was not on the receipt. $8.99 for a ham and cheese that can be had elsewhere for $5, nope I wont be going back.
(1)James H.
I've frequented this location multiple times as it's close to both work and home. Delicious sandwiches and a clean uncluttered eating area. It always helps to call ahead and prevent any of the wait time issues referenced in the other reviews.
(4)Ken K.
Sitting here waiting for my chicken parmigiana hoagie to take home. It has been 20 minutes. Hard to believe it takes 20 minutes to prepare a hoagie. There was only 1 person in line ahead of me when I arrived. Finally ready. Only 24 minutes. Ugh.
(1)William S.
Subs are not bad. I've tried a few of their varieties and nothing to complain about. Service was horrendous for their first few months. Just a bad joke at the customer's expense. Speaking of expense, the price is over the top for a product that's nothing fantastic. The crew's teamwork has improved a bit recently, but they could learn a lot from the Subway across the strip.
(2)Sherri H.
I'll start by saying this is our third time here. The first time we ate here a very rude customer came in behind us screaming and carrying on because he got the wrong sandwich. This customer butted in front of at least four of us in line and the owner did EVERYTHING possible to make this idiot happy. The owner didn't care that the rest of us were very patiently waiting and never apologized to any of us for our inconvenience. The second time was a quick pick up that went smoothly. Today we waited in line behind ten or so people (we called in our order so all we had to do was pick it up). When we finally got to the register my husband very politely suggested to the owner that perhaps he could implement a separate line just for pick ups. The owner COMPLETELY ignored him and didn't even respond. Meanwhile there were several employees in the back just standing around trying to figure out what to do. We will NOT be going back there again. We are only five minutes from this location but will make the 20 minute drive to the Allentown (Cedar Crest Blvd) location where the service is always excellent!
(1)Patrick M.
Philadelphia is the sandwich capital of the world. However, in the culinary wasteland of Trexlertown PA, people have the audacity to complain about this Philadelphia-based chain, which is the only respectable sandwich shop in town. If you feel Primo's is "too expensive", I hope you walk over to Subway and get run over on the crosswalk. If you actually want a hoagie that, I don't know, ACTUALLY HAS A CRUST, then go here. The taste between the two is incomparable, but if you feel Primo's isn't worth a few extra bucks, you should probably kill yourself. If you feel the service is "too slow", you don't understand that a good sandwich requires a few minutes of prep. At Primo's the meat for each sub is sliced-to-order. If you're fine with slimy meat at Subway that's been sitting out all day, by all means go there, you won't be missed. If you feel the customer service is "too rude", it's because you don't know how to order a sandwich. Being a Philadelphia-based chain, it is expected that you have the mental capacity to specify: "for here vs. to go", size and fixings. They shouldn't have to hold your hand; it's just like the touchscreen at Wawa, but requiring your mouth. If you take issue with any of the above, you are a simpleton that doesn't even have bad taste, you have no taste. If you want to stuff your face with the fastest, cheapest, crappiest food, be my guest, but I eagerly await your upcoming heart attack.
(5)Marie L.
Terrible got a roast beef hoagie I paid 9.99 for a roll called and complained they responded sorry. Won't go back. Don't waist your money!!!!!
(1)Daryl G.
Another awesome meal. Food was great service was fast. Owner/Manager on floor checking on customers.
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