Love Promos Hogies but this location is full unprofessional witless idiots. The bread was stale and the little jerk on the phone was rude. Poor service and rolls! You just lost 2 loyal customers.
(1)
Brian B.
Wow, really great subs here and I've never had any issue with the help as some other Yelpers said in their reviews!! This place is by far the best in the Valley for a sub. I grew up north of NYC where authentic Italian delis were all over the place. I am pretty finiky when it comes to "Italian" subs. These subs are as good as I remember and as good as any I've had in NYC lately (and I work there every day)! What really makes the subs is the sesame seeded bread. It's a bit crispy on the outside and chewy, like classic Italian bread from New York. Also, the meats are sliced very thin and not skimped on. I've ordered from Jimmy John's and while delivery was fast, the taste cannot compare to these. I do also like Lee's Hoagie House in Emmaus but that's more like a Jersey Shore sub...soft bread piled with meat and veggies. Good, but just different. Don't be afraid to customize your own sandwich either. I've ordered the Sharp Italian with the fresh mozzarella and roasted red peppers.
(5)
Jennifer T.
Their menu advertises delivery in big letters on the front. I was staying at a local hotel so delivery was a must. The hotel provided some menus but warned that this primos location delivers "when they feel like it." Lo and behold I called and the woman who answered told me that she was told not to take any more delivery orders for the night. This was at 7pm and they close at 8. Who turns down business these days?? Their local competitor didn't! Won't be calling primos next time I'm in the area.
(1)
Bob R.
Just outside of downtown Easton, PA is a strip mall, you will find Primo Hoagies. Living in Chicago, you cannot find great hoagies anywhere. So, visiting family in PA got me thinking about finding the best place around. I asked a few locals and everyone said Primo's. Now, I don't know if they are really the best around, but they were very good. I was unable to find them using the Yelp iPhone app, so I found them on Mapquest. They offer online ordering, but I wanted to see before ordering so we went there. It is fairly large, and there were very few people there at around 6:30 PM on a Saturday. The place is well lit and very clean. Their menu is huge, but really mostly consists of Italian hoagies with minor variations between them. I simply had their standard Italian with lettuce, tomato, oil, vinegar and oregano. The hoagies are HUGE. A small can probably feed a small family, but I got the "primo" size. (It is between a small and a large.) My father got a meatball any my mother a veggie. We also got a side order of their homemade potato salad. The sandwiches were fantastic. After a few bites I noticed that they were also quite spicy, so be prepared or order them not as spicy if your tastes are that way. But wow. It is a couple of hours later and I still taste the spice. The potato salad was fresh, but I have to admit that I've had better. Overall, though, these are first class hoagies. A visit here is well worth the time. One other thing - although I didn't ask, I believe this is family owned. Based on looks, I would guess that Dad was making the hoagies, Grandpa was delivering and the daughter was working the cash register. It's always best to go to a family owned place (even if I think this may be a franchise.)
(4)
The T.
Great hoagies, great service. Store is always clean. Don't mind waiting a few minutes for freshly sliced. Two thumbs up.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes 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 : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Slimm S.
Love Promos Hogies but this location is full unprofessional witless idiots. The bread was stale and the little jerk on the phone was rude. Poor service and rolls! You just lost 2 loyal customers.
(1)Brian B.
Wow, really great subs here and I've never had any issue with the help as some other Yelpers said in their reviews!! This place is by far the best in the Valley for a sub. I grew up north of NYC where authentic Italian delis were all over the place. I am pretty finiky when it comes to "Italian" subs. These subs are as good as I remember and as good as any I've had in NYC lately (and I work there every day)! What really makes the subs is the sesame seeded bread. It's a bit crispy on the outside and chewy, like classic Italian bread from New York. Also, the meats are sliced very thin and not skimped on. I've ordered from Jimmy John's and while delivery was fast, the taste cannot compare to these. I do also like Lee's Hoagie House in Emmaus but that's more like a Jersey Shore sub...soft bread piled with meat and veggies. Good, but just different. Don't be afraid to customize your own sandwich either. I've ordered the Sharp Italian with the fresh mozzarella and roasted red peppers.
(5)Jennifer T.
Their menu advertises delivery in big letters on the front. I was staying at a local hotel so delivery was a must. The hotel provided some menus but warned that this primos location delivers "when they feel like it." Lo and behold I called and the woman who answered told me that she was told not to take any more delivery orders for the night. This was at 7pm and they close at 8. Who turns down business these days?? Their local competitor didn't! Won't be calling primos next time I'm in the area.
(1)Bob R.
Just outside of downtown Easton, PA is a strip mall, you will find Primo Hoagies. Living in Chicago, you cannot find great hoagies anywhere. So, visiting family in PA got me thinking about finding the best place around. I asked a few locals and everyone said Primo's. Now, I don't know if they are really the best around, but they were very good. I was unable to find them using the Yelp iPhone app, so I found them on Mapquest. They offer online ordering, but I wanted to see before ordering so we went there. It is fairly large, and there were very few people there at around 6:30 PM on a Saturday. The place is well lit and very clean. Their menu is huge, but really mostly consists of Italian hoagies with minor variations between them. I simply had their standard Italian with lettuce, tomato, oil, vinegar and oregano. The hoagies are HUGE. A small can probably feed a small family, but I got the "primo" size. (It is between a small and a large.) My father got a meatball any my mother a veggie. We also got a side order of their homemade potato salad. The sandwiches were fantastic. After a few bites I noticed that they were also quite spicy, so be prepared or order them not as spicy if your tastes are that way. But wow. It is a couple of hours later and I still taste the spice. The potato salad was fresh, but I have to admit that I've had better. Overall, though, these are first class hoagies. A visit here is well worth the time. One other thing - although I didn't ask, I believe this is family owned. Based on looks, I would guess that Dad was making the hoagies, Grandpa was delivering and the daughter was working the cash register. It's always best to go to a family owned place (even if I think this may be a franchise.)
(4)The T.
Great hoagies, great service. Store is always clean. Don't mind waiting a few minutes for freshly sliced. Two thumbs up.
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