BAD NEWS!!! Visited this place for the first and last time. Ordered a hot meatball sandwich. Lady tells me it's $9.00 with tax. Wow!! I told her I remember seeing a price of $6.49 on the menu. She just assumed I wanted the $9.00 one, but after I complained about the price, she agrees to remake the 6.49 sandwich. So, out comes the new, more reasonable meatball sandwich at a whopping $7.00 with tax. The meatballs were ice cold, the sauce was relatively hot. After one bite, I immediately complained. So, instead of correcting the situation, this woman became visually and noticeably annoyed with me and proceeded to go to the very back of the store where I was forced to wait over 5 mins, standing up at the front counter until she decided to approach me at which time comes the attitude. She proceeds to tell me in a angry tone that the temperature of the sauce is 100 degrees and that there's no way the sandwich is ice cold. Of course, she didnt grasp the concept that warm sauce over cold meatballs does not make the meatballs hot. She gives me the option of refunding my purchase and starts screaming at me that she has wasted 2 sandwiches on me. Of course, after spending nearly 20 mins in the establishment, I took the money and got out of there, but not before she began on a nasty verbal tirade laced with the F word. This place is truly 100% bad news and if I could give it a zero rating, that's exactly what they deserve.
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John R.
The staff is polite and friendly, place is very clean, and sandwiches awesome. I tried Primo for the first time a week ago, and I went back today. I had been totally at a loss to find good Hoagies in my own vicinity, until I tried Primos. Primo hoagies are stuffed full, not like the others in pizza shops where you can read through the meat and cheese. The rolls are fresh and I love the sesame seeds on top. They have a wide selection of Hoagie Sandwiches and always get my special orders right. I tried some sides today. The Cole slaw was great, nice and tangy. The red potato salad was very fresh and tasty. I got a Turkey Breast Hoagie today because my wife loves them, and the meat was moist, lettuce, tomato, and onion fresh, and that bread was just perfect. I will be stopping by Primos in Langhorne often. I think I will try the Schwatrzie next, it's corned beef, Swiss cheese, Cole slaw and Russian dressing, kind of like a corned beef special type Hoagie. Primos you earned 5 stars from me!
(5)
Jason T.
Customer service is what it's all about and this Primo's gets it. Ordered a small, but got a primo size. They reimbursed me the difference and let me keep the primo. Not a huge deal, but sometimes it's the little things that keep you coming back. Oh, and the hoagie was outstanding as always.
(5)
Jeanne P.
I actually have never eaten Primos before! I stopped in before work. I'll keep my review short and sweet. I ordered a Whacked Chicken (grilled instead of fried). The chicken wasn't great (that's what I get for ordering a hot sandwich at a hoagie place). It kinda reminded me of the chicken at Subway, which is no bueno. I will say that the pesto, bruschetta, sharp provolone, and roll were on point. I could have eaten that alone. I did see the staff freshly cutting the lunch meat for each individual order. They work pretty quick, which is always great. I'd go back to try it again. I would avoid the grilled chicken though, it's not freshly made.
(3)
Nancy M.
THIS is how a Primo's is supposed to be. I moved from South Jersery where the Primo's we had there was sub-par--to the point where we just started treating it like a deli instead of a sandwich shop. The staff here were very friendly and answered the phone politely and greeted us with a smile . . . . . . . .aaaaaand . . . . they got our order right. Whoa! Bonus.
(5)
Nancy P.
I do love the bread they use here. The texture of the bread with sesame seeds makes the sandwich. You have to get at least the larger size "Primo" though to get that bread. Overall, they have a huge selection from chicken cutlets to deli meat and meatballs. The bf and sister usually order one of the Diablo sandwiches. The pork one is really spicy in my opinion. They use fresh mozzarella but the prosciutto wasn't that good. My brother didn't like the meatballs; he found it way to herby. The potato salad is okay but the macaroni salad is better. Good when you're craving a sub and it beats Subway no doubt. But it can get a bit pricey.
(3)
Doug M.
Thee best hoagie I ever had. The wife and I throughly enjoyed the Old Italian, Turkey and cheese, Aburzzio (pulled pork) and love the cole slaw (could be bigger for 79 cents, usually free).
(5)
G D.
The best hoagies in the area, I eat at Primos often, and I've never had a bad sandwhich. Love these guys.
(4)
Michael S.
Primo? Geez we always call it "Primo's". I have to be in the right mood for Primo, but when I am it's delicious. I tried out a few different things at first but I've pretty much settled on the Whacked Chicken with lettuce and tomato. I mean I'll be honest I can't give Primo 5 stars because It's not like i'm blown away by anything. They make good hoagies and have some great side items so they definitely deserve 4 stars... but I don't feel compelled to like jump up and down shouting OMGOSH PRIMO! I know some people wish they had more bread options. As far as I know they have one type of bread. But still I'd rather pick up something from Primo than a more "fast food" style sub shop. They take a little bit longer but you can call ahead and put in an order for pick up. They're worth trying if you haven't.
(4)
Jennn G.
Never had a bad hoagie here. I usually stop in when I'm in town. My only advice is that the owner could be a bit nicer.
(5)
Christina S.
Good food. Nothing super fancy but good quality stuff. Would go again.
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Address :360 Oxford Valley Rd
Langhorne, PA, 19047
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Ken S.
BAD NEWS!!! Visited this place for the first and last time. Ordered a hot meatball sandwich. Lady tells me it's $9.00 with tax. Wow!! I told her I remember seeing a price of $6.49 on the menu. She just assumed I wanted the $9.00 one, but after I complained about the price, she agrees to remake the 6.49 sandwich. So, out comes the new, more reasonable meatball sandwich at a whopping $7.00 with tax. The meatballs were ice cold, the sauce was relatively hot. After one bite, I immediately complained. So, instead of correcting the situation, this woman became visually and noticeably annoyed with me and proceeded to go to the very back of the store where I was forced to wait over 5 mins, standing up at the front counter until she decided to approach me at which time comes the attitude. She proceeds to tell me in a angry tone that the temperature of the sauce is 100 degrees and that there's no way the sandwich is ice cold. Of course, she didnt grasp the concept that warm sauce over cold meatballs does not make the meatballs hot. She gives me the option of refunding my purchase and starts screaming at me that she has wasted 2 sandwiches on me. Of course, after spending nearly 20 mins in the establishment, I took the money and got out of there, but not before she began on a nasty verbal tirade laced with the F word. This place is truly 100% bad news and if I could give it a zero rating, that's exactly what they deserve.
(1)John R.
The staff is polite and friendly, place is very clean, and sandwiches awesome. I tried Primo for the first time a week ago, and I went back today. I had been totally at a loss to find good Hoagies in my own vicinity, until I tried Primos. Primo hoagies are stuffed full, not like the others in pizza shops where you can read through the meat and cheese. The rolls are fresh and I love the sesame seeds on top. They have a wide selection of Hoagie Sandwiches and always get my special orders right. I tried some sides today. The Cole slaw was great, nice and tangy. The red potato salad was very fresh and tasty. I got a Turkey Breast Hoagie today because my wife loves them, and the meat was moist, lettuce, tomato, and onion fresh, and that bread was just perfect. I will be stopping by Primos in Langhorne often. I think I will try the Schwatrzie next, it's corned beef, Swiss cheese, Cole slaw and Russian dressing, kind of like a corned beef special type Hoagie. Primos you earned 5 stars from me!
(5)Jason T.
Customer service is what it's all about and this Primo's gets it. Ordered a small, but got a primo size. They reimbursed me the difference and let me keep the primo. Not a huge deal, but sometimes it's the little things that keep you coming back. Oh, and the hoagie was outstanding as always.
(5)Jeanne P.
I actually have never eaten Primos before! I stopped in before work. I'll keep my review short and sweet. I ordered a Whacked Chicken (grilled instead of fried). The chicken wasn't great (that's what I get for ordering a hot sandwich at a hoagie place). It kinda reminded me of the chicken at Subway, which is no bueno. I will say that the pesto, bruschetta, sharp provolone, and roll were on point. I could have eaten that alone. I did see the staff freshly cutting the lunch meat for each individual order. They work pretty quick, which is always great. I'd go back to try it again. I would avoid the grilled chicken though, it's not freshly made.
(3)Nancy M.
THIS is how a Primo's is supposed to be. I moved from South Jersery where the Primo's we had there was sub-par--to the point where we just started treating it like a deli instead of a sandwich shop. The staff here were very friendly and answered the phone politely and greeted us with a smile . . . . . . . .aaaaaand . . . . they got our order right. Whoa! Bonus.
(5)Nancy P.
I do love the bread they use here. The texture of the bread with sesame seeds makes the sandwich. You have to get at least the larger size "Primo" though to get that bread. Overall, they have a huge selection from chicken cutlets to deli meat and meatballs. The bf and sister usually order one of the Diablo sandwiches. The pork one is really spicy in my opinion. They use fresh mozzarella but the prosciutto wasn't that good. My brother didn't like the meatballs; he found it way to herby. The potato salad is okay but the macaroni salad is better. Good when you're craving a sub and it beats Subway no doubt. But it can get a bit pricey.
(3)Doug M.
Thee best hoagie I ever had. The wife and I throughly enjoyed the Old Italian, Turkey and cheese, Aburzzio (pulled pork) and love the cole slaw (could be bigger for 79 cents, usually free).
(5)G D.
The best hoagies in the area, I eat at Primos often, and I've never had a bad sandwhich. Love these guys.
(4)Michael S.
Primo? Geez we always call it "Primo's". I have to be in the right mood for Primo, but when I am it's delicious. I tried out a few different things at first but I've pretty much settled on the Whacked Chicken with lettuce and tomato. I mean I'll be honest I can't give Primo 5 stars because It's not like i'm blown away by anything. They make good hoagies and have some great side items so they definitely deserve 4 stars... but I don't feel compelled to like jump up and down shouting OMGOSH PRIMO! I know some people wish they had more bread options. As far as I know they have one type of bread. But still I'd rather pick up something from Primo than a more "fast food" style sub shop. They take a little bit longer but you can call ahead and put in an order for pick up. They're worth trying if you haven't.
(4)Jennn G.
Never had a bad hoagie here. I usually stop in when I'm in town. My only advice is that the owner could be a bit nicer.
(5)Christina S.
Good food. Nothing super fancy but good quality stuff. Would go again.
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