Jimmy John’s
501 Grant St, Pittsburgh, PA, 15219
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Address :
501 Grant St
Pittsburgh, PA, 15219 - Phone (412) 281-3474
- Website https://www.jimmyjohns.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Garage
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Omar E.
Loved the service like all the Jimmy John's I have gone to. I have been to places in Vegas and St. Paul, but this one is the best so far. Fast service, very clean, nice and big, last but not least amazing sandwiches!!! I had the club lulu with hot peppers!! BOOM!!!! It was great!!
(5)Darren W.
The excitement over the proliferation of Subway's less health-conscious cousin is hard for this writer to comprehend. It's been 31 years since the first Jimmy John's franchise operated from out of a garage in Illinois. Today, Jimmy John's is almost becoming as embedded and saturated as The House Fred DeLuca Built (at least one other JJ's is located in the same zip code), and it's not an entirely despicable development based on a recent visit brought about by an evening without my Kay. "Heck, I might as well try one out," I said to myself as I casually hoofed it up Grant Street in search of a cheap, expedient dinner. I did find that my Jimmy John's Billy Club vaults over anything Subway manufactures (I was told by one employee years ago that Subway refers to their foods as 'materials' to be 'assembled.'), but I'm still getting the impression that like DiBella's, something special was lost in the transition from local mom-n-pop gem to national fast-food powerhouse. My Billy Club (#8 on the menu) consisted of "medium rare" roast beef, smoked ham, provolone, Dijon mustard, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise. While the meat was ample albeit a touch dry and the bread was chewy and faux-artisan, I kept feeling as if this was something one could concoct at home with minimal effort, particularly as the mild-mannered proteins slid from out of the grinders other end with each chomp, and I pushed them back in. . Jimmy John's tries valiantly to trick the diner into thinking he or she has stumbled into a shiny, new, independent sandwich shop. The white tiled walls, gleaming railings, spacious layout, wooden seats, glossy, black takeaway menus with the ironic fonts, and the impeccably friendly staff all indicate a willingness to replicate what a Jimmy John's would be like if the entire chain started up in whatever city you're currently in. Wait 'til one opens in Grand Forks, North Dakota! Marilyn Hagerty will be in for an experience! As for me, I was just moderately impressed with their selection which seemingly features the same ingredients in interchangeable configurations. There's the aforementioned roast beef and "real smoked ham" along with tuna salad, the usual Italian delicatessen meats, turkey breast...and I'm yawning as I write this. Chain sandwich joints such as these are sapping my patience and interest. Oh, I had dessert too. That shrink-wrapped cookie I had was basically a squishy Little Debbie lunchbox treat magnified in size. I'm sure I could find something of similar quality in my employer's row of vending machines. Nonetheless, I liked that bread enough, and for two quarters per day-old loaf, I almost took some home...to make an even better sandwich for myself. For me, Jimmy John's just ain't got it goin' on.
(3)Robert C.
This is the first time I stopped in to eat here. The service is very fast and the sandwiches are great. The sandwiches are made to order and are worth the cost
(5)Tiffany Y.
I have ordered delivery from this Jimmy John's location multiple times. They are always extremely fast in delivering my order to my apartment downtown. The delivery person thanks me for my business. The food always tastes good. My favorite sub is the Club Lulu, which has turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on French bread. The price is inexpensive.
(4)Lucretiz C.
I unfortunately did not enjoy my sub. I got the #5 Vito which rang up to $5.98 that's a good price for an 8in sub, but the bread was flat and little hard. Signage in the store read it's fresh baked but really it could have been shipped in 3 days prior and I wouldn't have known the difference. The bread for me really makes or breaks the sub. I want a soft bread that's gentle on the gums lol. I don't want to be made to feel that I am working through hard bread to get to the inner goodies of my sandwich and that's exactly how I felt. Jimmy John's Vito as I remember it was lettuce, tomato, salami, ham, and capicola. Your standard three meat trio hoagie, but really no care what into making the sandwich at all. The only two saving graces for this location is that there is amble sitting and also they sale day old loaves of bread for .50. I purchased two day old loaves and made french toast the following morning. I'll be back for more day old bread, but certainly not for meal.
(3)Linda W.
Jimmy John, where have you been all my life?! I'm not a fan of chain subs. Subway ruined subs for me a long time ago. THIS IS NOT SUBWAY!!!! Thank God. This is REAL, fresh sliced meats and cheeses, fresh baked breads, crispy fresh lettuce and veggies. Those are SMILES on the faces behind the counter, folks! My favorite? The Unwich. My favorite Unwich? Anything with the avocado spread. And real turkey! And bacon. This location is clean, bright, fresh and stylish! Look for the seating in the back with windows looking out into the marble interior of the Union Trust Building. Nice spot to enjoy the best chain sub in town. Thanks, Jimmy John....you've restored my faith in fast food!
(4)Rainer F.
Very speedy service and a well-made sandwich. I'm frequently in the Burgh for work and my office is super close to here. Most days, I try and do a "working lunch". I can get a tasty, healthy and filling meal here for cheap - in and out of the store in (at the absolute most) 10 minutes. For what I'm looking for, this is as good as it gets.
(4)Glenn C.
There are several Jimmy Johns downtown. This is a new location. It is fairly crowded at lunch. Good variety of sandwiches to choose from on french bread. Sides consist of Chips or Giant cookies. I'm a fan of the JJ Gargantuan. It consists of a little of everything. It is huge!
(4)Amber G.
I've been to a few different Jimmy Johns locations but this is my favorite. Maybe because it's very close to my work but also maybe because it's very clean and the service is always friendly. I get the same thing every time, the beach club, and I'll continue to get this item every time. The bread is soft and addicting and I've never received a bad order. Even when my order is delivered I still get delicious sandwiches in a freaky fast amount of time. Great job guys!
(5)Carly K.
This is my favorite Jimmy John's in Pittsburgh. I work nearby, so it's easy to stop here and grab a quick lunch. Though the lines are enormous at lunch time during the week, the lines do move quickly. There is ample space inside as there is a lower level as well. The veggie club is my absolute favorite. I'm sad that they have done away with the alfalfa sprouts, but at least the avocado spread is delicious and adds more to the sandwich than just an assortment of raw veggies. I enjoy getting the wheat bread instead of the usual roll (which is also delicious). The wheat bread is dense and has a delicious crunch to it because it is so stuffed with grains. Come early during the week for lunch, or else after 1:30. This will ensure that you get a seat if you'd like to sit down rather than carry lunch back to the office.
(4)Shea K.
I needed lunch in 15 minutes or less and I ordered, stuffed my face with a Turkey Tom, and was on my way back to the office in 10 minutes. Freaky Fast indeed.
(4)Justin J.
Average subs. Very fast good for delivery downtown. Not worth going out of your way but if you are in the mood for a sub and in the area it will do.
(3)Ian R.
Fast.... Very fast.... Line was outside the door. I started to kind of panic but it went down very quickly. We were at the counter ordering in under 10 minutes. This company is opening up new locations everyday. I can see why. Always a good experience at Jimmy Johns!
(4)Adell K.
Freaky fast! Ok so I enjoy Jimmy John's the food is good and a great quality. As far as sandwiches go you can find cheaper but the fresh ingredients here are worth the cost. It's all about the bread and if you go in grab a 50 cent day old loaf for the road. With that bread as your sandwich canvas you cannot go wrong in your own sandwich creations.
(4)R. C.
We were visiting from CA and decided to go in for a quick meal. We both had the #5 Vito. The sandwich was fresh and delicious. This was and definitely a step-up from Subway and similar. The staff was nice and the service was quick. We will definitely go again on our next visit.
(5)D Y.
Jimmy John's is a chain store sandwich shop. We've eaten at a few all along the east and west coast. Prices are adequate for the selections. Although this little store was crowded during lunch time, service was quick! Will be returning here alot since it's very close to work.
(4)Road R.
I could not be more thankful for these guys. They handle large orders like true professionals. Anthony, Victor, and Newcome were outstanding with costumer service. I cannot thank these guys enough.
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