Great spot. Went with the Supreme. Very fresh, thinly sliced meats, crumbled sharp provolone,…read moreromaine & thin red onions. Roll was insane and I added long hots & pickles. Came with a nice little olive spread that I didn't know about, but damn it worked well. Highly recommend.

I worked in South Philly for a while and quickly discovered roast pork sandwiches were a really big…read moredeal. Now I work in the North East and folks in this part of town really love a chicken cutlet and a seeded roll. I am not a fan of roast pork sandwiches, chicken cutlets or seeded rolls so when my company does a food order I usually stick to pizza or a turkey hoagie (although the Fuzzy Cutlet at Chubby's is interesting and deserves a nod). Today's order was coming from Jack's Place and I was told I could not go wrong with anything that I ordered from here. Still I went with the turkey hoagie and I actually enjoyed it seeded roll and all. The turkey was very fresh, oven roasted and thinly sliced. The lettuce and tomato was also fresh. I asked for hot peppers and thought I might get banana peppers or cherry peppers but they gave me long hots and boy did that pack a punch. I also liked the fact that the sandwich was flat. One of my co-workers ordered an Italian and he was not expecting the olive spread on the bread. He tried scraping it off the roll but said it still made the sandwich taste too olive-y and that no where on the menu does it say there will be an olive spread. It doesn't and it really should and for that and the fact that I could not specify a non seeded roll I lowered my rating. But I would definitely seek out this sandwich again. Oh and the fries were nice and seasoned.

I had two great lunch experiences at Fink's. I found parking in the neighborhood and walked into a…read moresmall takeout area. There is a squad of people working in the back and the owner was up front taking orders and helping out with the kitchen staff too. I didn't catch his first name, but he was extremely nice and helpful with the menu. On Wednesdays they have a chicken cheesesteak special so I tried that. They use real chicken breast that's finely chopped and added a lot of cheese. I asked for hot peppers on it and they added long hots which gave it a nice kick. It was a large portion and tasty! On my second trip I had their Original Italian - a mouthwatering combination of coteghino, Genoa salami, ham capocollo, pepperoni and sharp provolone (chopped, not sliced), tenderly placed on a sesame-seed French loaf from the finest bakery in the Kingdom and lathered with Fink's secret olive spread. I added long hots, lettuce tomato and onion. I wish I would have went sans olive spread as it was just too overpowering. The bread was awesome and the combination of meats was solid. I would have liked a sharper provolone. It was a good Italian sub, but not top tier. They have around 8 or so gourmet hoagies with local neighborhood names (featured toppings include roast pork, turkey breast, turkey, buffalo chicken, tuna salad, prosciutto, ham and roast beef) that I would love to try out in future visits. Prices seemed fair at $7.41 for a small and $14.82 for a large. If I'm in the neighborhood I'd repeat. It's always great to support a veteran and a super nice guy to boot. The girl working up front was about as patient and friendly as you can get. The vibes were good here and I enjoyed reading the food articles and seeing Mr. Fink's display area of his personal military items. Thank you for your service and for the good grub!

FOOD, absolutely the best in the area. Hoagies, what can I say. Many choices for any taste…read more The cost is UNREASONABLE, 30-40% less than competitors. Quality, the best. Long time owner/veteran in the area.

Some of the best dang sandwiches in Philly. Which I think is really saying something because we are…read moreblessed with some extraordinary sandwiches in Philly. It's lovely Italian deli a block away from Rittenhouse square, where they have a wide assortment of fantastic sandwiches. I chose the Vesuvius today and what a treat it was. Bread is fresh, chicken cutlet crispy on the outside, and great veggies. I've had a few other sandwiches here and honestly, you can't go wrong. Highly reccomend the Soprano and Gabagool as well. All are big enough that I can eat half a sandwich for lunch and another for dinner. The people working there are also very nice and friendly. Sandwiches come with a free bag of chips and the staff often hand out some delicious bread pudding cups. Highly reccomend this place. Just wish the name was a tad more memorable as I can never remember it lol.

WOW. If you are considering Tortice's for a sandwich, stop wasting time and just go for it! For…read moremonths, I have passed by and wondered what they serve inside without stopping in to see for myself. While trying to determine what I wanted to order for lunch last week, I took a look at the Yelp Page for Tortice's and saw some of the most mouth watering options ever. I could not decide between the Philly Special and the Rittenhouse. I went for the Philly Special because I was more in the mood for the sweet taste of a balsamic glaze and eggplant. I ordered my sandwich directly on the Yelp Page and it was ready when I got there to pick it up. The prices are super fair, I managed to get a drink and chips too for less than $25 for everything. The highlight of this sandwich was the chicken cutlet. I am PICKY when it comes to chicken cutlets. The seasoning here was absolute perfection. The portion was generous. I was full well past dinner time. The staff inside were very friendly and kind. I can't wait to return and try the Rittenhouse Sandwich next!

A meatball parm sandwich was $17.00 . There were only 4 meatballs, one thin slice of cheese and the…read moresauce tasted canned and burned. It was advertised as homemade. Mac n cheese was almost$8.00 for a small portionand it tasted like it was the velveeta boxed type. Spicy fries were not spiced and they had a weird sweet flavor as if sugar was spilled on them or they were cooked with sweet potatoes.

Recently stopped in to see what the buzz about this place was all about. I easily found street…read moreparking on the block across the street. The inside is small, but allows you to eat in along the windows. There is a ceiling fan in the center that desperately needs to either be replaced or dusted for the first time ever. The staff was friendly and very busy. On my first visit I was told the Nashville Hot Chicken was the ticket. After a several minute wait I took it to my car to eat. Big mistake, my sandwich was sloppy as heck. The juices were dripping everywhere. ...... Nashville Hot Chicken - Chicken cutlet coated in spices, lettuce, Zayda's pickles, ranch on a potato bun $9.84 - Presentation wise the sandwich looked great, but I found it to be way too sweet. Came off like they loaded it up with too much brown sugar. The spicy kick was there, but disguised by the sugar, the bottom of the potato roll was partially sacrificed because of the ridiculous amount of juice it soaked up. The chicken was fresh and tender, but altogether a tough sandwich to manage. The Smoked Brisket - House-smoked brisket, BBQ sauce, slaw, potato bun $10.94 was recommended on my second trip. I found the thinly sliced brisket to be tender and juicy, but no smoke was detected. BBQ sauce was mild and complimentary to the meat. The slaw was slightly sweet. Again this sandwich was very drippy. I'll have to stop in for breakfast sometime. Their morning menu sounds fantastic and seems to have better reviews. Both sandwiches were ok to good, but sorry I'm not believing the huge hype. Small note, if your going to serve sandwiches this juicy, a better quality napkin or offering hand wipes would be a nice gesture.

The menu is extensive and catering was very easily ordered. The day of the catering pickup went…read morevery smoothly and staff was friendly and helpful.

This is our go to for chip steak and such. A few months ago the batch we got was gristly. This…read moreweek it smelled gross... like almost fishy? The store seemed very unclean and the meats discolored... are they falling apart? Was a disappointment... Service is still great but I can't bring myself to go back.

Had been wanted to stop by since they opened. I was finally able to and was so happy we did!…read more Stopped in on a Sunday evening. There are a few tables to sit down at so we sat at the one in the back. The owner was so nice and personable. We started with beef and chicken empanadas. I had the beef stew platter and I completely forget what platter my friend got but she loved it. Everything was delicious!! I took a few menus for myself and my neighbors as it's well worth an eight minute drive!!

First time visiting but will not be my last. Food was great, drinks were great and most of all the…read morestaff was great. The restaurant is small but with huge personality, a Philadelphia mainstay, with a modest menu with great prices. If you go you must try there Empanada's, done to perfection. If you stay to eat or get it to go you won't be disappointed.

Different Cheesesteak #1236. This is a very good cheesesteak, but I think it can be better. I…read moreliked $13.75, toasting the cheesesteak, the roll, and the thicker slice of meat. As in life, this cheesesteak needs to find balance. I liked the roll, but I think it needed to be scooped. They use a thicker slice of meat, but the cheese covers the meat flavor. I would like more from the onions. This cheesesteak can be a star!!

Overall a very good cheese steak. I had a cooper sharp cheese steak hoagie with fried onions on a…read moreseeded fresh roll. It was 4.5/5 for me. It was very good. Fast and friendly service. Only one little table for two inside. It's mainly a pickup & go type of place. It's a neighborhood joint. It's not on a main street, only a local would know about it. Come check them out.

Mister Chubby's was a good breakfast stop for me. The parking can be tight due to the lack of…read moredepth between the spaces and the building (there is another business next door). On street parking along State Road is there, but risky. The inside has a small eat in bar, grungy floors and several coolers with a wide variety of drink options. They have a self service lottery machine if your trying to get your fix out of the way while waiting for your order. The staff on both visits was incredibly nice to me. On my first visit the phone was ringing non-stop with orders, yet the girl who waited on me patiently went over the menu, recommended items and never lost her cool. On my second visit a guy I'm assuming is one of the owners took my order from the kitchen. He was very friendly. Food wise I tried two different breakfast sandwiches. Sausage, egg and cheese on a bagel with hot sauce and a bacon, egg and cheese on a bagel. They were huge overflowing portions, little greasy with decent flavors that held together well. The bagels were bland, but did the job. For a little over $7 a sandwich, I felt the price was a good deal. Overall, as another Yelper stated it's definitely a blue collar spot with good/average breakfast eats, a great staff, but the inside could definitely use some updating! Thanks so much guys!

I grew up on Mister Chubby's. My mom worked across the street from them and it became tradition to…read morealways get Chubbys if we were home sick, or for celebration. Chubby's has changed. Over the past few times I ordered, they always end up forgetting some part of my order, whether it be the order of bacon, or multiple times my grits. And if you call them, they just say to do some sort of convoluted "put in the message box for the next time", instead of offering to deliver it out like they used to. And just today, once again, they forgot my grits. Oh, and their chili is SOUR! So quality control is I guess completely gone in back of house, and front of house just tells you that they can't control that they're separate. You're a literal hole in the wall business, you can communicate with 'back of house' by turning your head to the left and talking through the open window. Fearful to order from them again.