Not usually one to eat hoagies like this but I must say, this was undoubetdly one of the best sandwhiches I have had in a while. Happy to see that they are under management because the store is clean, convenient and delicious! The young man running the front register, I think his name was Peter, was very polite and courteous. Overall a great expeience and highly recommend!
(5)
Marc J.
UPDATE: In the 4 weeks since that review, I've placed approx 5 orders, and received 5 different excuses why they can't deliver. I'm lowering my rating to 1 star. What a shame. The food is absolutely phenomenal, which is why it's a shame I have to give this place 2 stars. I order about 4 hoagies once or twice a week for the office, and we are located 1.2 miles away from Primo's. Yet every time i want something delivered, it's not doable. I'm not saying they turned me down once or twice. I mean EVERY time. It's always that the driver is out, or that there is a 20 dollar minimum, or a 30 dollar minimum (it always changes apparently). I'm sorry but if you advertise that you deliver, then deliver. If you don't, stop sighing and snapping at me everytime I order.
(1)
M. H. J.
I've enjoyed Primo's for about three visits now. They are easily one of my favorite hoagie shops in the Philly/Montgomery area. Today I had the Audie and it is simply a good eatin' hoagie. Made to order every time I could eat these everyday! Give them a try, I think you'll find something delicious here
(4)
Tim G.
Great service with lots of selections. Even though all the hoagies are cold I'll have learn to like it. Coming from Pittsburgh where all the hoagies are toasted nice and hot. It's hard to find a hot hoagie around here same with traditional wings.
(3)
Yelp U.
Called to place an order for delivery tonight. Was told they don't deliver. I asked why it's says it on the menu and was told they deliver certain days for one hour only during lunchtime. Don't you think it would state that in the area where it says DELIVERY!?!???!?!??
(1)
Scott K.
I was unimpressed by Primo. You here about how great they are, but I like soft bread and toppings on my hoagie. They have great meat and cheese selections but a crappy topping list and hard bread. Also, they take a while to make a sandwich even when you are the only person they are serving.
(2)
Justin M.
so, i actually love their hoagies. i'm not an expert on hoagies, but i love theirs. the reason why i gave them 2 stars is because of three of their employees. when i get rude service, I'll tolerate it a couple times, but I was going there 2-3 times a week and and when you come to expect to be treated rudely, F it. I"ll go next door to the sushi place. the owner of the establishment ( i think he's the owner) has always been ok, he's curteous and always thanks you for coming in. it's the other people. I know good help is hard to find, but come on. they had a sign up saying something along the lines of " don't be on the phone when you pay" ok, that makes complete sense. but they had this asshole goofy looking 6'5" tall kid working the cash register, he'd call out your name (your food was up, hence your turn to pay), and if he saw you even touching your phone he'd yell out, "get off the phone." that was the straw the broke the camels back. F those guys. oh by the way i wasn't even on the phone.
(2)
BostonBestEats X.
OK, I'm not originally from Philly (sorry, Bahston!), so discount this if you want, but I am a convert to Primo Hoagies. Like anyone, I grew up eating crappy, generic submarine sandwiches, which are OK, but not something I ever really cared about. LOL, heck, whenever I have a Philly cheesesteak, I wish I was eating a lobster roll! I've lived in Philly for a year and a half now and was never quite sure what a "hogy" even was. But recently a friend had us over for "movie night" and introduced us Primo hoagies from the Wayne location (which we enjoyed with "North by Northwest", "Sideways", and a 2006 Robert Foley Merlot of all things), and suddenly I'm hooked! Anyway, I had to search out a closer location, which turned out to be at Station Square mall in Lansdale. The owner of this clean, efficient takeout with a few tables is an outgoing, cool guy who really seems to appreciate my business every time I'm there. Yes, there is an odd sign about not using your cell in line, but there's never much of a line, and there's no cranky attitude that I can see in evidence. My recommendation is a "Primo"-sized (medium) sharp Italian with lettuce, tomato, onions, oil and added long hot peppers. High quality ingredients stacked high on crispy, but not too crispy, fresh sesame roll, and tasty enough that it's become a once-a-week destination for me. Very fast service (also a TV while you wait). Closes a bit early around 7PM, and they might run out of bread a bit earlier (I got the last Primo once), so be forewarned. If there are better places for hoagies in the Philly area, then I really need to search them out, since Primo's is already a pretty darn good sandwich. Hard to believe it's a chain. Go Sox!
(3)
J H.
Stayed at the hotel across the street, Homewood Suites. We walked to this easily. Was VERY Good!!!! I had the Mild Italian Hoagie. Will be back before we leave. Yum! And friendly. *Went back and got the Hot Italian Hoagie. Really good!
(5)
Mary A.
Good hoagies. Employees can be rude.
(3)
Jocelyn P.
I tried Primo again last week and my hoagie was much better this time. Their hot peppers have a different taste to them that I'm not a fan of, but other than that the hoagie was very good. There's still something that I can't put my finger on that makes me not prefer them over the other local places, especially considering that they're more expensive, but it was still much better than my first experience.
(4)
Emily L.
This place isn't even worth it to try a hoagie. All the employees are beyond rude. It's unbelievable to me that a take-out sandwich shop can close at 7 pm. Even more unbelievable is that you are unable to sit in the small tables after 6 pm because the employees need 1 hour to clean up so they can be sure to close at exactly 7 pm. Lazy?
(1)
Adam K.
They make great hoagies, I'm a particular fan of the Sharp Italian hoagie. I am a huge fan of Dibella's in New York and while this isn't quite as good it's the best I've had since then at least. Definitely recommend!
(4)
Mary A.
Good hoagies. Employees can be rude.
(3)
M. H. J.
I've enjoyed Primo's for about three visits now. They are easily one of my favorite hoagie shops in the Philly/Montgomery area. Today I had the Audie and it is simply a good eatin' hoagie. Made to order every time I could eat these everyday! Give them a try, I think you'll find something delicious here
(4)
Tim G.
Great service with lots of selections. Even though all the hoagies are cold I'll have learn to like it. Coming from Pittsburgh where all the hoagies are toasted nice and hot. It's hard to find a hot hoagie around here same with traditional wings.
(3)
Jonas G.
Not usually one to eat hoagies like this but I must say, this was undoubetdly one of the best sandwhiches I have had in a while. Happy to see that they are under management because the store is clean, convenient and delicious! The young man running the front register, I think his name was Peter, was very polite and courteous. Overall a great expeience and highly recommend!
(5)
Marc J.
UPDATE: In the 4 weeks since that review, I've placed approx 5 orders, and received 5 different excuses why they can't deliver. I'm lowering my rating to 1 star. What a shame. The food is absolutely phenomenal, which is why it's a shame I have to give this place 2 stars. I order about 4 hoagies once or twice a week for the office, and we are located 1.2 miles away from Primo's. Yet every time i want something delivered, it's not doable. I'm not saying they turned me down once or twice. I mean EVERY time. It's always that the driver is out, or that there is a 20 dollar minimum, or a 30 dollar minimum (it always changes apparently). I'm sorry but if you advertise that you deliver, then deliver. If you don't, stop sighing and snapping at me everytime I order.
(1)
Yelp U.
Called to place an order for delivery tonight. Was told they don't deliver. I asked why it's says it on the menu and was told they deliver certain days for one hour only during lunchtime. Don't you think it would state that in the area where it says DELIVERY!?!???!?!??
(1)
BostonBestEats X.
OK, I'm not originally from Philly (sorry, Bahston!), so discount this if you want, but I am a convert to Primo Hoagies. Like anyone, I grew up eating crappy, generic submarine sandwiches, which are OK, but not something I ever really cared about. LOL, heck, whenever I have a Philly cheesesteak, I wish I was eating a lobster roll! I've lived in Philly for a year and a half now and was never quite sure what a "hogy" even was. But recently a friend had us over for "movie night" and introduced us Primo hoagies from the Wayne location (which we enjoyed with "North by Northwest", "Sideways", and a 2006 Robert Foley Merlot of all things), and suddenly I'm hooked! Anyway, I had to search out a closer location, which turned out to be at Station Square mall in Lansdale. The owner of this clean, efficient takeout with a few tables is an outgoing, cool guy who really seems to appreciate my business every time I'm there. Yes, there is an odd sign about not using your cell in line, but there's never much of a line, and there's no cranky attitude that I can see in evidence. My recommendation is a "Primo"-sized (medium) sharp Italian with lettuce, tomato, onions, oil and added long hot peppers. High quality ingredients stacked high on crispy, but not too crispy, fresh sesame roll, and tasty enough that it's become a once-a-week destination for me. Very fast service (also a TV while you wait). Closes a bit early around 7PM, and they might run out of bread a bit earlier (I got the last Primo once), so be forewarned. If there are better places for hoagies in the Philly area, then I really need to search them out, since Primo's is already a pretty darn good sandwich. Hard to believe it's a chain. Go Sox!
(3)
J H.
Stayed at the hotel across the street, Homewood Suites. We walked to this easily. Was VERY Good!!!! I had the Mild Italian Hoagie. Will be back before we leave. Yum! And friendly. *Went back and got the Hot Italian Hoagie. Really good!
(5)
Jocelyn P.
I tried Primo again last week and my hoagie was much better this time. Their hot peppers have a different taste to them that I'm not a fan of, but other than that the hoagie was very good. There's still something that I can't put my finger on that makes me not prefer them over the other local places, especially considering that they're more expensive, but it was still much better than my first experience.
(4)
Emily L.
This place isn't even worth it to try a hoagie. All the employees are beyond rude. It's unbelievable to me that a take-out sandwich shop can close at 7 pm. Even more unbelievable is that you are unable to sit in the small tables after 6 pm because the employees need 1 hour to clean up so they can be sure to close at exactly 7 pm. Lazy?
(1)
Adam K.
They make great hoagies, I'm a particular fan of the Sharp Italian hoagie. I am a huge fan of Dibella's in New York and while this isn't quite as good it's the best I've had since then at least. Definitely recommend!
(4)
Scott K.
I was unimpressed by Primo. You here about how great they are, but I like soft bread and toppings on my hoagie. They have great meat and cheese selections but a crappy topping list and hard bread. Also, they take a while to make a sandwich even when you are the only person they are serving.
(2)
Justin M.
so, i actually love their hoagies. i'm not an expert on hoagies, but i love theirs. the reason why i gave them 2 stars is because of three of their employees. when i get rude service, I'll tolerate it a couple times, but I was going there 2-3 times a week and and when you come to expect to be treated rudely, F it. I"ll go next door to the sushi place. the owner of the establishment ( i think he's the owner) has always been ok, he's curteous and always thanks you for coming in. it's the other people. I know good help is hard to find, but come on. they had a sign up saying something along the lines of " don't be on the phone when you pay" ok, that makes complete sense. but they had this asshole goofy looking 6'5" tall kid working the cash register, he'd call out your name (your food was up, hence your turn to pay), and if he saw you even touching your phone he'd yell out, "get off the phone." that was the straw the broke the camels back. F those guys. oh by the way i wasn't even on the phone.
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Jonas G.
Not usually one to eat hoagies like this but I must say, this was undoubetdly one of the best sandwhiches I have had in a while. Happy to see that they are under management because the store is clean, convenient and delicious! The young man running the front register, I think his name was Peter, was very polite and courteous. Overall a great expeience and highly recommend!
(5)Marc J.
UPDATE: In the 4 weeks since that review, I've placed approx 5 orders, and received 5 different excuses why they can't deliver. I'm lowering my rating to 1 star. What a shame. The food is absolutely phenomenal, which is why it's a shame I have to give this place 2 stars. I order about 4 hoagies once or twice a week for the office, and we are located 1.2 miles away from Primo's. Yet every time i want something delivered, it's not doable. I'm not saying they turned me down once or twice. I mean EVERY time. It's always that the driver is out, or that there is a 20 dollar minimum, or a 30 dollar minimum (it always changes apparently). I'm sorry but if you advertise that you deliver, then deliver. If you don't, stop sighing and snapping at me everytime I order.
(1)M. H. J.
I've enjoyed Primo's for about three visits now. They are easily one of my favorite hoagie shops in the Philly/Montgomery area. Today I had the Audie and it is simply a good eatin' hoagie. Made to order every time I could eat these everyday! Give them a try, I think you'll find something delicious here
(4)Tim G.
Great service with lots of selections. Even though all the hoagies are cold I'll have learn to like it. Coming from Pittsburgh where all the hoagies are toasted nice and hot. It's hard to find a hot hoagie around here same with traditional wings.
(3)Yelp U.
Called to place an order for delivery tonight. Was told they don't deliver. I asked why it's says it on the menu and was told they deliver certain days for one hour only during lunchtime. Don't you think it would state that in the area where it says DELIVERY!?!???!?!??
(1)Scott K.
I was unimpressed by Primo. You here about how great they are, but I like soft bread and toppings on my hoagie. They have great meat and cheese selections but a crappy topping list and hard bread. Also, they take a while to make a sandwich even when you are the only person they are serving.
(2)Justin M.
so, i actually love their hoagies. i'm not an expert on hoagies, but i love theirs. the reason why i gave them 2 stars is because of three of their employees. when i get rude service, I'll tolerate it a couple times, but I was going there 2-3 times a week and and when you come to expect to be treated rudely, F it. I"ll go next door to the sushi place. the owner of the establishment ( i think he's the owner) has always been ok, he's curteous and always thanks you for coming in. it's the other people. I know good help is hard to find, but come on. they had a sign up saying something along the lines of " don't be on the phone when you pay" ok, that makes complete sense. but they had this asshole goofy looking 6'5" tall kid working the cash register, he'd call out your name (your food was up, hence your turn to pay), and if he saw you even touching your phone he'd yell out, "get off the phone." that was the straw the broke the camels back. F those guys. oh by the way i wasn't even on the phone.
(2)BostonBestEats X.
OK, I'm not originally from Philly (sorry, Bahston!), so discount this if you want, but I am a convert to Primo Hoagies. Like anyone, I grew up eating crappy, generic submarine sandwiches, which are OK, but not something I ever really cared about. LOL, heck, whenever I have a Philly cheesesteak, I wish I was eating a lobster roll! I've lived in Philly for a year and a half now and was never quite sure what a "hogy" even was. But recently a friend had us over for "movie night" and introduced us Primo hoagies from the Wayne location (which we enjoyed with "North by Northwest", "Sideways", and a 2006 Robert Foley Merlot of all things), and suddenly I'm hooked! Anyway, I had to search out a closer location, which turned out to be at Station Square mall in Lansdale. The owner of this clean, efficient takeout with a few tables is an outgoing, cool guy who really seems to appreciate my business every time I'm there. Yes, there is an odd sign about not using your cell in line, but there's never much of a line, and there's no cranky attitude that I can see in evidence. My recommendation is a "Primo"-sized (medium) sharp Italian with lettuce, tomato, onions, oil and added long hot peppers. High quality ingredients stacked high on crispy, but not too crispy, fresh sesame roll, and tasty enough that it's become a once-a-week destination for me. Very fast service (also a TV while you wait). Closes a bit early around 7PM, and they might run out of bread a bit earlier (I got the last Primo once), so be forewarned. If there are better places for hoagies in the Philly area, then I really need to search them out, since Primo's is already a pretty darn good sandwich. Hard to believe it's a chain. Go Sox!
(3)J H.
Stayed at the hotel across the street, Homewood Suites. We walked to this easily. Was VERY Good!!!! I had the Mild Italian Hoagie. Will be back before we leave. Yum! And friendly. *Went back and got the Hot Italian Hoagie. Really good!
(5)Mary A.
Good hoagies. Employees can be rude.
(3)Jocelyn P.
I tried Primo again last week and my hoagie was much better this time. Their hot peppers have a different taste to them that I'm not a fan of, but other than that the hoagie was very good. There's still something that I can't put my finger on that makes me not prefer them over the other local places, especially considering that they're more expensive, but it was still much better than my first experience.
(4)Emily L.
This place isn't even worth it to try a hoagie. All the employees are beyond rude. It's unbelievable to me that a take-out sandwich shop can close at 7 pm. Even more unbelievable is that you are unable to sit in the small tables after 6 pm because the employees need 1 hour to clean up so they can be sure to close at exactly 7 pm. Lazy?
(1)Adam K.
They make great hoagies, I'm a particular fan of the Sharp Italian hoagie. I am a huge fan of Dibella's in New York and while this isn't quite as good it's the best I've had since then at least. Definitely recommend!
(4)Mary A.
Good hoagies. Employees can be rude.
(3)M. H. J.
I've enjoyed Primo's for about three visits now. They are easily one of my favorite hoagie shops in the Philly/Montgomery area. Today I had the Audie and it is simply a good eatin' hoagie. Made to order every time I could eat these everyday! Give them a try, I think you'll find something delicious here
(4)Tim G.
Great service with lots of selections. Even though all the hoagies are cold I'll have learn to like it. Coming from Pittsburgh where all the hoagies are toasted nice and hot. It's hard to find a hot hoagie around here same with traditional wings.
(3)Jonas G.
Not usually one to eat hoagies like this but I must say, this was undoubetdly one of the best sandwhiches I have had in a while. Happy to see that they are under management because the store is clean, convenient and delicious! The young man running the front register, I think his name was Peter, was very polite and courteous. Overall a great expeience and highly recommend!
(5)Marc J.
UPDATE: In the 4 weeks since that review, I've placed approx 5 orders, and received 5 different excuses why they can't deliver. I'm lowering my rating to 1 star. What a shame. The food is absolutely phenomenal, which is why it's a shame I have to give this place 2 stars. I order about 4 hoagies once or twice a week for the office, and we are located 1.2 miles away from Primo's. Yet every time i want something delivered, it's not doable. I'm not saying they turned me down once or twice. I mean EVERY time. It's always that the driver is out, or that there is a 20 dollar minimum, or a 30 dollar minimum (it always changes apparently). I'm sorry but if you advertise that you deliver, then deliver. If you don't, stop sighing and snapping at me everytime I order.
(1)Yelp U.
Called to place an order for delivery tonight. Was told they don't deliver. I asked why it's says it on the menu and was told they deliver certain days for one hour only during lunchtime. Don't you think it would state that in the area where it says DELIVERY!?!???!?!??
(1)BostonBestEats X.
OK, I'm not originally from Philly (sorry, Bahston!), so discount this if you want, but I am a convert to Primo Hoagies. Like anyone, I grew up eating crappy, generic submarine sandwiches, which are OK, but not something I ever really cared about. LOL, heck, whenever I have a Philly cheesesteak, I wish I was eating a lobster roll! I've lived in Philly for a year and a half now and was never quite sure what a "hogy" even was. But recently a friend had us over for "movie night" and introduced us Primo hoagies from the Wayne location (which we enjoyed with "North by Northwest", "Sideways", and a 2006 Robert Foley Merlot of all things), and suddenly I'm hooked! Anyway, I had to search out a closer location, which turned out to be at Station Square mall in Lansdale. The owner of this clean, efficient takeout with a few tables is an outgoing, cool guy who really seems to appreciate my business every time I'm there. Yes, there is an odd sign about not using your cell in line, but there's never much of a line, and there's no cranky attitude that I can see in evidence. My recommendation is a "Primo"-sized (medium) sharp Italian with lettuce, tomato, onions, oil and added long hot peppers. High quality ingredients stacked high on crispy, but not too crispy, fresh sesame roll, and tasty enough that it's become a once-a-week destination for me. Very fast service (also a TV while you wait). Closes a bit early around 7PM, and they might run out of bread a bit earlier (I got the last Primo once), so be forewarned. If there are better places for hoagies in the Philly area, then I really need to search them out, since Primo's is already a pretty darn good sandwich. Hard to believe it's a chain. Go Sox!
(3)J H.
Stayed at the hotel across the street, Homewood Suites. We walked to this easily. Was VERY Good!!!! I had the Mild Italian Hoagie. Will be back before we leave. Yum! And friendly. *Went back and got the Hot Italian Hoagie. Really good!
(5)Jocelyn P.
I tried Primo again last week and my hoagie was much better this time. Their hot peppers have a different taste to them that I'm not a fan of, but other than that the hoagie was very good. There's still something that I can't put my finger on that makes me not prefer them over the other local places, especially considering that they're more expensive, but it was still much better than my first experience.
(4)Emily L.
This place isn't even worth it to try a hoagie. All the employees are beyond rude. It's unbelievable to me that a take-out sandwich shop can close at 7 pm. Even more unbelievable is that you are unable to sit in the small tables after 6 pm because the employees need 1 hour to clean up so they can be sure to close at exactly 7 pm. Lazy?
(1)Adam K.
They make great hoagies, I'm a particular fan of the Sharp Italian hoagie. I am a huge fan of Dibella's in New York and while this isn't quite as good it's the best I've had since then at least. Definitely recommend!
(4)Scott K.
I was unimpressed by Primo. You here about how great they are, but I like soft bread and toppings on my hoagie. They have great meat and cheese selections but a crappy topping list and hard bread. Also, they take a while to make a sandwich even when you are the only person they are serving.
(2)Justin M.
so, i actually love their hoagies. i'm not an expert on hoagies, but i love theirs. the reason why i gave them 2 stars is because of three of their employees. when i get rude service, I'll tolerate it a couple times, but I was going there 2-3 times a week and and when you come to expect to be treated rudely, F it. I"ll go next door to the sushi place. the owner of the establishment ( i think he's the owner) has always been ok, he's curteous and always thanks you for coming in. it's the other people. I know good help is hard to find, but come on. they had a sign up saying something along the lines of " don't be on the phone when you pay" ok, that makes complete sense. but they had this asshole goofy looking 6'5" tall kid working the cash register, he'd call out your name (your food was up, hence your turn to pay), and if he saw you even touching your phone he'd yell out, "get off the phone." that was the straw the broke the camels back. F those guys. oh by the way i wasn't even on the phone.
(2)