Dan’s Giant Submarine Sandwiches
22424 Orchard Lake Rd, Farmington, MI, 48336
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Address :
22424 Orchard Lake Rd
Farmington, MI, 48336 - Phone (248) 476-7054
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : No
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
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Jason M.
Decent sub sandwich and always smells good. Tasty bread to boot. "Anyone"coming here looking for exquisite culinary experience is just laughable. It's a old style sub shop not a foodie hang out lol. Have had better and worse It is what it is a fast food sandwich place. No chefs working here btw ha. Ladies that work there are nice enough and make small talk while your waiting.
(4)Rk O.
Really want to like the place, but unfortunately the combination of underwhelming food and bad service means I won't go here anymore. The women working there act like they're doing you a favor by serving you food they obviously don't care about. They should do everyone else a favor and move over to allow someone with some passion for the business take over. Subs are relatively thin, with basic deli meats and standard sub bread. Nothing at all special about them. If you really enjoy waiting for twenty plus minutes under the glare of angry old women for something you could make in half the time for half the cost at home, then you're a masochist and would love Dan's. For the rest of us, there are far better options out there. Heck, the liquor store "Antonio's" right near Dan's has better food, and the people there are actually friendly!
(1)Nick R.
Once in a while find a diamond in the rough. This one of these places! The sub bread is the best! Bake on location in their pizza ovens! All there food is very fresh! I would recommend this to anyone who wants a high quality sub. After 49 years of business, they must have done something right. I only rated them 4 stars due to aged decor, and protein portion size.
(4)David H.
It never ceases to amaze me how the "average" diner HAS NO CLUE what good food is! Proof hot and ready cardboard pizzas fly of the shelves at that one place, you know. It's not only laughable, but, down right insane that people think this one trick pony is a sub shop. The service is very slow... and when I say slow I mean SLOW! The attitude by the old unprofessional sloppy ladies there is such a turn off. Have been in this dump five times and refuse to give my money to a place that hasn't a clue, sell spiral ham, and let that be it. If you want a good sandwich go to a place that sells good sandwiches. Man when will Farmington have a better good scene...never with the average consumer I've seen around raving about average? It's hurts me as a true foodie.
(2)L P.
I really wanted to like this place. I walked in all excited to try a new place out since I was close by this evening. Using my trusty Yelp app I found Dan's. I walk in hoping for a great sub. There was one woman working. She was making a grilled sub for the only other customer inside. I waited. I waited. I waited. I .... well you get the drift. I understand that if you're the only one working you've got to make the order yourself. No problem. As I waited, and waited, I was at least entertained by the only other customer in the place. She proceeded to clean out her purse at the front counter, including counting several dozen coins. Wait a little more, I said. The woman working behind the counter never even looked up to acknowledge I was there. No "I'll be right with you." No "Just one minute." No "It'll just be another minute." Nothing. I guess she was in her own zone. It was no surprise to me, then, that she never looked up to watch me walk out the door.
(1)Wendy T.
I've loved these sandwiches since high school, (that's been a while!). The Italian sub is still the best I've ever had. I've heard their holiday hams are good, but I've never tried them. Not much on atmosphere; it really hasn't changed in 30 years! The sandwiches, however, are fabulous!
(5)Nancy H.
Dan was making subs before any other sub shop was in Farmington. They bake their own sub buns and every one of his subs are delicious. He also smokes and glazes his own hams which far surpass Honey Baked anyday. We always get Dan's Hams for every holiday or event as they are flavorful & juicy. Next time you need a ham, try Dan's !!!!
(4)Joe B.
AMAZING bread! My favorite sub shoppe period. I've been eating here and ordering take-out for about 12 years and it's always great. I always order at least 1 Philly Cheesesteak and maybe a second, or maybe the Spiral Ham Grinder. The Pepper Steak is also fabulous. Note: They aren't the largest subs you'll find around but they are made with quality ingredients! You're gonna wanna order at least two sandwiches for yourself (whichever you fancy) if you're truly hungry because "once it hits your lips" they're so good. Anyways, back to the headliner - their Philly, not a true Philly by any means but maybe my favorite sandwich anywhere. Let's start with the roll. It's homemade, slightly bubbled and lightly crisp on the outside and perfect and pillowy on the inside. When you walk in the door the bread is going to be the first thing that you smell and automatically you'll be more hungry than you were when you arrived. The meat, I believe, is sirloin cooked on a flattop by one of the lovely ladies that runs the show. They cook the meat and the onions together and then sprinkle on this heavenly spice blend that I'm pretty sure is a secret. All I can identify is the thyme and oregano but it makes the Philly a Dan's Philly. The cheese is American (I'm pretty sure) and it doesn't melt completely so while you're eating you may get an unmelted corner of cheese that's extra yummy with the meat and the bread. They wrap it in a sheet of paper and slide it into a sub bag and there you have it. If you haven't been here you must go and try the Philly and the spiral ham grinder. You'll thank me.
(5)Adela B.
Dan's is a great local sub shop that I have visited since I was a child. My favorite menu item is their Italian sub with extra dressing and herbs. The bread is delicious and baked in-house for extra freshness. Their menu isn't too big, but that's ok because everything is fresh and yummy. Another tasty item they have are their bean and split pea soups. They are fresh made in house and never taste old. I'm not a huge fan of their tuna, but that is just a personal taste, nothing against them or their recipe, because it is fresh and definitely not watery. The least desirable item in the whole shop has to be their fountain beverages. They are too syrupy for me and just not that bubbly. I generally don't dine in, just so I can get a bottled pop to enjoy with my meal. All in all, this is a great local place for delicious, fresh subs with no "flavors of the month" or other gimmicks. Prices are standard for sandwiches, but the quality is definitely above the standard.
(4)Christina D.
Dan's Giant Submarine are great. The bread is fresh made and all of the ingredients are fresh. They put some kind of seasoning on the sandwich its fresh herbs and italian blend are too die for. Great prices also :)
(4)Joey J.
Some restaurants can be described as new school. Others are best defined as old school. The places I have the most respect for can best be defined as their own school. Dan's doesn't march to the beat of its own drummer, it's more its own drumline. Being part sub shop, part purveyors of fine hams, Dan's makes one hell of a ham sandwich. It's made with a thick, spiral cut ham that's smoked to perfection and served on a fresh baked sub bun. You get your choice of mayo, mustard, onion, tomato, lettuce and banana peppers. Be warned, the mayo is actually salad dressing. This may be a little disconcerting to some, but remember, to the beat of their own drumline. The thick slices of ham are akin to making a sandwich out of leftover Easter ham. The Italian sub is also a decent enough sandwich as well, and they have all the normal lunch meats you'll find at a sandwich place, but they're more your run-of-the-mill three star sandwiches. It's the ham that pushes it to four. Second be warned, cash only.
(4)Kaylan M.
Dan's Sub Shop is the best around in Farmington! I especially enjoy their steak subs (with lots of pepperchinis), their Italian sub, and their Ham sub. Really though, anything you get from Dan's is going to be really good, period end of story. Dan's also does spirial hams, and those are really good too. Anytime I've needed a spirial ham, this is where I've gone.
(5)Ben M.
I wish I could give it 2.5 stars. Neither good nor bad dans subs just fell flat of anything worth craving. I had the turkey sub which was underwhelming tasted much like something you'd pack for lunch from home with limited things in your fridge. Maybe if it were less than 9$ for a drink and sub for lunch I would have been happier with what I was eating but for what it costs I can't see myself being back. Also cash only..... So I had to go to the bank next door for cash which cost an extra $3.
(2)Ragan D.
I've tried Dan's twice. The first time I got the steak and cheese and today I got the turkey grilled. I wasn't impressed the first time but I thought I should try it again since it is so highly rated. I wasn't impressed again. There isn't much meat, the bread is rather chewy, it is kinda pricey for what you get and they charge $.50 for refills which I think is ridiculous since I paid 1.50 for a 20oz cup they filled with mostly ice. The place is really clean though and the ladies are friendly. Just not worth the stop in my opinion. Honestly, I'm not even a big Jimmy john's fan but I'd much rather go there. Cheaper, and tastes better.
(2)Mike C.
This is a great little place. When I was there for the first time I ordered an Italian sub, and I have to admit I never had a sub that was that good. Excellent ingredients. This is definitely the best sub shop around.
(5)Jim V.
Great home-baked sub bread. A bit pricey, but IMO worth it except for,the hamburger sub because the meat in that one is grisly.
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