Bomb cheesesteak and fries. Fries crunchy on the outside and soft inside. Plenty of meat and cheese on the hoagie and the peppers are slightly sweet. A fair amount of grease soaks into the bun which brings me joy. For about $13 (sub). Not a bad choice for a tasty, affordable lunch in DC. read more

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The owner is a fucking asshole and the food is over rated and too expensive. Fuck this place.

Definitely a place worth trying in Dupont! We tried the Hebrew Hammer and the Philly Special. The Philly Special was really good - I thought the flavors worked really well together, even though the broccoli rabe was pretty bitter, and the roast pork in particular was delicious. It was super super oily though, but that may not be an issue if you eat it faster (I had to walk home with it). The Hebrew Hammer was also good but because there is so much crammed in, you can't really get all the flavors in one bite unless you have a big mouth (all the sauce is on one side while the coleslaw is on the other side). But it's definitely a filling lunch! One thing is that they don't have inside seating - they do have some seats outside but it's not ideal in the winter - so I did have to take it home, although I think the sandwiches may have tasted better if eaten fresh. read more

This place is trap for tourists. $5.20 for a 2oz bag of potato chips! When I asked the cashier to confirm, she looked at me like I was an idiot. Since I bought them, I am. PS- I originally gave a 2star review; but when I received my roast sandwich, it was not cooked...at all. I asked the cashier if they would heat it; she said it was a health hazard. If I wanted the sandwich cooked I should have ordered it properly. I asked if she would fix the situation. She just glared at me and said /did nothing. Then the cook came up and joined in the silent glare. I don't know if they were having a bad day; I wasn't until I encountered them. Never, ever going back. And as a local, I will tell others how unsatisfactory and waste of money this place is. read more

So yes, we know Guy Fiori liked this place. And yes, Yelpers like this place. For us, we happened to be at a conference at a hotel two blocks away. But the conference had some great meals. We did not get there. So when we were departing, I said to him, grab some sandwiches from here while I am in my last meeting. We ate these in the car. Both were A+++++++. I'm a Philly girl. I grew up with great hoagies and cheesesteaks. This was a great chicken cheesesteak and turkey hoagie. Rolls were soft and chewy. The cheese was melted throughout the chicken. Though the turkey hoagie had a bit of mayo, the hot red pepper and provolone cheese were divine--fabulous taste combo. Best little tub of vinegar fresh dill pickles. Loaded with dill. Everything was super messy, drippy, oozing out. BUT oh so GOOD. We had our sandwich wrappers and napkins spread everywhere! read more

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First time and Bub and Pop's but won't be my last. I got the Italian hoagie as they were out of just about everything, but will be back to try more for sure. The price seems high at 12 for half a sandwich but these guys are no joke! I only finished about half the half a Sandwich, haha. The pasta was good and was on special. Really wanted to try the fries but they were out. Will have to add that to the list to try! read more

Bub and Pop's - 1/2 Bub's Italian Hoagie Sandwich - Sandwiches Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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I have been thinking about trying this place since I moved here and finally, 5 and a half years later, got around to it. I think the only thing that was stopping me was knowing how big the portions are, but they do offer half sandwiches. I got Bub's Italian Hoagie with everything on it. It was DELICIOUS. So many incredible flavors. My only complaint, which is not really a complaint, is that it was too full that it was difficult to eat. I will definitely return and order the same sandwich. There are a ton of signs in the front saying they prefer cash. I will make sure to have cash next time I go, and I will also order my sandwich without mayo. They didn't do anything wrong, I'm just not the biggest mayo fan. You certainly get a lot of bang for your buck, even with the half sandwich. read more

4 stars. Huge sandwiches. I need more than a half, but the full is too much - oh well! Cheesesteak is good and messy. Would like more flavor out of the beef, more caramelization on the onions, and of course more cheese, but still a good sub. Italian is ok, but doesn't compare to any of the good Italian deli's around. Stick to the warm sandwiches! Also got a cookie which was decent (oatmeal choc chip walnut). Quick service, our order was ready in 10 minutes (called it in). read more

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I was in the area so I had to check out one of the most famous sandwich shops in DC. I was debating between the italian hoagie (their most famous) and the rich boy (their take on shrimp po boy) but I was in the mood for shrimp that day and Im so glad I got the rich boy. For $10, this sandwich is a totally a bang for your buck when it comes to quality. The sandwich was completely loaded with freshly fried shrimp. The shrimp was meaty, the batter was light and crispy with a slightly spicy kick. I highly recommend trying the rich boy if you love fried seafood! read more

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These are the best Sammy's in the dmv. I've eaten there a million times over the last years. The weird carry out situation ordering from a basement window is odd but it's worth the outside wait. read more

Love me some Bub & Pop's! Although the restaurant is small, the food they serve up is big in both portion size and flavor. I've been a couple of times because it's dangerously close to my office, and I can say with certainty that these are some of the best sandwiches in DC. My favorite is the Italian Hoagie, which comes loaded with Genoa salami, prosciutto, capicola, pepperoni, aged provolone, arugula, hoagie relish, mayo, Bub's vinaigrette, and pecorino romano. I usually get the full size sando and eat half for lunch and save the other half for dinner or lunch the next day. I've also had the chicken parm and it is decadent and very very filling. A great place for lunch! read more

Started with super friendly service and food came out quickly! We enjoyed a chicken cutlet sandwich with the works. Probably one of the best sandwiches we've ever had! The bread was amazing, chicken was excellent, and all the ingredients made the sandwich delicious! Looking forward to trying more of the menu. read more

At Bub & Pop's, the words "homemade goodness" are not to be taken lightly. From brisket to bread, garnishes too, owner/chef, Jonathon, makes his primary ingredients in house. And hee can be fussy about "some" customer requests to alter his hand-crafted sandwiches & subs. Try this small shop, and become another returning fan. read more

Extraordinary of something so common is how I would explain this place! First, it's a cute little mom and pop spot with an adorable story ( check their website). Next , whatever you think you have a taste for, they will have it in sandwich form including dessert. And the best part ,it's all incredibly delicious Great recommendations from staff! What a lovely place, I wish there was something like this in Atlanta read more

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The cheesesteak here rivals all of the ones I've had in Philadelphia and leaves me wondering... could it be even better?

During our trip to Washington DC, we visited this restaurant, and it quite possibly might be the best one we've been to in a long time. We now understand why it's considered a top 10 place for Italian subs. The food was outstanding. I cannot find any complaints except for the lack of indoor seating, but there's nothing to be done about that. We ordered the Italian sub, and it was absolutely delicious. Despite being warm, it felt remarkably fresh, and the taste was exceptional. There's nothing more I could say about it. We did have to wait for about 10 to 15 minutes to receive our food, but it was well worth the wait. All three of our Italian subs were perfect. Without a doubt, it's the best sub I've had in a long time. This a must go if you are vacationing in DC read more

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We ordered the Italian Hoagie sandwiches. We walked inside and we were greeted. Sandwiches taste delicious with all the good Salami and Pepperonis. You can order whatever meat you want inside your hoagies. Nice vibe, good people working here. I like the menu choices too. read more

OMG, freaking wow!!!! The mother ship of sandwiches!!! All to say is if you haven't been, you must go. The flavors and fillings are off the wall. Our group had 2 loaded chicken cutlet hogies. 1 with no bacon & 1 with no hot peppers and no onions. There was an eggplant parm hogie & a chicken parm hogie. Just totally wow!!! read more

Bub and Pop's - Sandwiches Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The Roast Turkey sandwich was really good. $18 and some change after tax. Although that's kind of high for a sandwich, you are downtown and the sandwich is very filling and very flavorful definitely worth the money. I went about 12:30 PM on a Tuesday and the wait was only 10 minutes. The only thing I think could be better is the customer service. This was my first time here and the you g lady taking orders seemed annoyed that I wasn't familiar with all that comes on the sandwich. read more

Ordered two sandwiches from a cashier with attitude. Got bit by fleas while being auditorily assaulted by excessively loud heavy metal music. Waited for 30 minutes. Mediocre sandwiches. DO NOT RECOMMEND ‍ read more

There are restaurants in DC that everyone always recommends as a "must eat". Locals will say, "You must stop in at Ben's Chili Bowl and get a 1/2 smoke with their famous chili" and "Be sure to get a jumbo slice of pizza while out and about in the Adams Morgan neighborhood". Or my favorite, "be sure to stop in at the Florida Ave. Grill and get some breakfast with their homemade corn bread." Eh, I've done all three of these things, and generally find these culinary experiences to be super overrated. But the one dining experience that I'm in agreement with DC denizens, is to stop in at Bub and Pop's for one of their mouth watering sandwiches. Bub and Pop's has been operating in DC for 60+ years, so they've survived while other trendy sandwich shops have come and gone. *cough* Taylor Gourmet * Cough Fans of Bub and Pop's have their favorites, but I'm partial to the "Pop's Beef Brisket". First of all, unlike at some joints, the sandwiches here are ginormous. The brisket is slowly braised for a couple of hours to the point where it nearly melts in your mouth. It is sliced paper thin and layered on a hoagie roll and then topped with shavings of 5-year aged Gouda cheese. Give it a dip in Veal Au-jus before serving and you have almost the perfect meal. I often opt to have the Veal jus on the side, but that's just my preference. Also be sure to get some of the house condiments like sweet peppers and sinus clearing horseradish to enhance the sandwich. At $20, this is not a cheap meal option, but it's still a good value for the quality and quantity of food. In the Spring and Summer, it's nice to get a meal to go and take the short walk to DuPont Circle and eat near the fountain while people watching. All in all, Bub and Pop's is one of the few "DC Must Eats" that I agree with, and after all these years, they must be doing something right. read more

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Saw it on Triple D and had to try it while in DC, and it lived up to the hype, 4 awesome sandwiches and service was spot on, highly recommended. read more

Definitely a must go place in DC! I loved the atmosphere and vibe here, they market their "longtime local staple" incredibly well. I ordered the italian hoagie and at first I was like how could a half sandwich be $10 but this thing was huge and I couldn't even finish it. It was probably one of the best sandwiches I have ever had in my life. I will be back because I feel the need to try everything on the menu now read more

Bub and Pop's - Sandwiches Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I saw Guy Fieri check out this restaurant on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives YEARS ago and it has been a place I have wanted to visit ever since. So, a mere 3+ years later, I quickly went to give this restaurant a try (if you don't sense the sarcasm, then you just don't get me, lol). The hubby, my brother and his girlfriend went here for lunch before checking out the Newseum. When we walked in, the owner, Bub told us where the menus were and where the specials were listed as our greeting, it wasn't the warmest of greetings. My brother and girlfriend ordered first and Bub was a bit...terse whenever they asked any questions. This rubbed them the wrong way. When the hubby and I ordered, I thought she was perfectly fine! She definitely is a straight shooter and you can tell she's no nonsense. I wouldn't say she was like the soup nazi (for my Seinfeld fans), but she could be his cousin, lol. My brother and his girlfriend got the Bub's Italian Hoagie and a Chicken Parmesan hoagie. The hubby got the Fried Chicken Cutlet Hoagie (special of the day). I got the soup special of the day - creamy tomato with pecorino romano, pesto and croutons (fancy way to say tomato bisque) and the fish hoagie. Let me just say, dayum! The food was off the hook, especially my fancily named tomato bisque. All the hoagies were PACKED with meat, every thing was well seasoned and the meat to bread ratio was perfect. My soup was the star of the show, the croutons that were included in the soup were crunchy, FLAVORFUL and could be served on their own. I had to hit people's hands away as everyone kept wanting to taste (more like consume) my soup. The food was clearly cooked by an angel, it was that good. On the flip side, an angel DID NOT come up with the prices, that must've been the devil. I had to donate blood after eating, just to get some of my money back, lol. This place is a must eat and I will be back after collecting and recycling enough cans to pay for these high priced sandwiches and soup. read more

I was excited to check out this place while on a short trip in DC. Came on a pretty cold day and was surprised to see that it's only dine outside or take out. I completely understand what the sub shop, they can get pretty busy. I got the whole Italian and the salt and pepper french fries. I sat outside at one of the tables. I'll be completely honest my sub was pretty messy. It was pretty hard to eat and I normally have no problem with this, but the issue was that all the ingredients were segmented. The oil and vinegar and spices were on top of the sandwich that stuck to the paper. Therefore, most of that flavor was lost throughout the sandwich. The mayonnaise was in the middle of the sandwich but not only the ends of it. Therefore it was lacking any flavors when I first took my couple bites and at the end. This is a huge sandwich I suggest getting a half even if you are splitting it. The cheese was very good. I'm a big cheese person so I like the strong flavor. But if you're not used to a strong cheese, it's maybe a little tough for you to take. The meats were very fresh and also very delicious. I look forward to trying the steak or maybe the soup sometime! read more

Bub and Pop's - Sandwiches Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

When my husband and I used to work across the street from Bub & Pops, we would use this underground sandwich spot as a way to disconnect from the business of our lives, talk about life, and just eat a damn, good sandwich. We both moved on in our careers but my love for this family-owned sandwich shop is still as strong as ever. When the opportunity arose for me to be able to order sandwiches for a work event, I just knew that I had to introduce my coworkers to this local gem. Before I placed my catering order online, I called the restaurant with a few questions and was astounded with the customer service. Arlene, the owner who I've met several times in the restaurant before was just as sweet and professional over the phone as she is in real life. She walked me through several of her favorite options and suggestions on what would work for an office crowd. I placed my order and she called back to confirm. The person who delivered the sandwiches (I think it might have been Pop!) was so sweet and so proud to tell me about the restaurants 4.5 star rating with 747 reviews. My team's faces lit up when they saw the selection of sandwiches that were delivered (I went with the hot sandwich selection because hot sammies are ALWAYS better than cold!). The Philly (porchetta with broccoli rabe) was melt in your mouth delicious, the eggplant parmesan perfectly cooked and gooey, and the cheesesteaks, perfecto. Our order for ten ended up feeding our group, and an entire army of other people who was tempted by the tantalizing smells of our lunch room. I cannot say enough about this locally owned, family gem. Support small businesses and see for yourself why this place is on the list of my favorite businesses in DC. read more

I thought the service was rude. And standing outside in cold weather for 15 minutes was not fun. She encouraged me to choose the baked Italian, which wasn't really an Italian. I suspect that ownership has changed. Bub and Pop's isn't what it used to be. read more

Great sandwiches & soups. Friendly staff. Right in middle of town and a couple of blocks from the center of downtown DC. These folks are also Gold star parents. read more

This Yelp review has taken me more introspection and thought than any Yelp review I have ever put finger to app. Bub and Pops is by far the best sandwich place in DC and I feel I am on stable footing to say, one of the best sandwich places in the United States of America. I have been an avid fan/supporting of Bub and Pops since 2015 and continue to make decent sized orders during the current pandemic. One of the joys in life is when you love something so much and that love is returned; with Bub and Pops each sandwich and soup returns that love and more. Below are some of my favorite menu items that you need to order (be bold, don't just order a cheese steak or chicken parmesan sandwich, even if they are both extremely good as well): Sandwiches 1.The Philly Special (previously known as the Roast Pork) - This is my go to sandwich on the menu. I can't seem to get enough of Chef Jon's Porchetta, the way the meat is prepared just melts in your month. Add to that the perfectly sautéed broccoli rabe with aged provolone and you have a sandwich fit for a trick super bowl winning play. The default is to have the sandwich come with hot cherry peppers, but I like to keep those off my sandwich like Flea keeps his shirt off. 2.The Hebrew Hammer (previously known as the Jewish Hoagie) - This is the ultimate bang for your buck on the menu as you get not 1, not 2, but 3 meats on your sandwich!!! The corned beef, roast turkey, and beef brisket play perfectly off each other to orchestrate a perfect symphony on your taste buds. The Swiss cheese is also grade A and the coleslaw on top is the only way to top off a behemoth like this thing. I'm actually not normally a fan of coleslaw, but I could eat this coleslaw all day!!! The final kick is the spicy mustard, which if not to your liking, you can always ask to leave off. 3.Pop's Beef Brisket (previously known as Pop's Beef Brisket) - This for me is another old reliable. When I'm feeling a little bit unsure of what to pick, I know that ordering a Pop's Beef Brisket with a fried egg will put a smile on my face and happiness in my stomach. The slow braised brisket on this sandwich is so good it'll make you cry. The horseradish and sharp provolone are the perfect complements, but the underrated part of this sandwich is the veal jus, it takes this thing to another level! Finally you have to get the fried egg on this sandwich or you just aren't doing it right. 4.Fried Chicken Cutlet Hoagie - This sandwich is the most underrated sandwich on the menu, much like Oscar Robertson is underrated in the discussion of the greatest basketball players of all time. Like the Big O, this sandwich is a walking triple double. It has a double meat component, with perfectly fried chicken cutlets and mouthwatering bacon. The triple threat of mayo, provolone and hoagie relish top off the slam dunk on your taste buds. 5. Chicken Salad Hoagie - Chicken salad, much like coleslaw, is something that I normally do everything in my power to avoid consuming, but this chicken salad can be backed up and dumped into my mouth any time. They also give you the option of having this sandwich toasted, which I would definitely take advantage of because that toasting is what the phone booth is to Clark Kent, it turns this thing into a super sandwich! Soups - While Bub and Pops is top notch at making the sandwiches, they are also probably one of the best soup shops in DC as well! 1. DC Clam Chowder - This chowder puts to shame an entire region of the United States because this clam chowder is hands down the best that I've ever eaten, you heard that right New England, up your chowda game! The white wine & blush sauce is what makes it so special and separates it from all other chowders. I can say one of my favorite parts of the calendar turning to October is I know that the DC Clam Chowder will be back on the menu at Bud and Pops. I would highly recommend getting a quart of this chowder for leftovers throughout the week because it only gets better with time, much like Dame Helen Mirren. 2. Creamy Tomato Soup - This creamy tomato soup looks Campbell's Soup right in the eye and kicks down the door as the king of tomato soups. What makes this soup so special is the flavorful pesto, pecorino romano and ricotta cheese that are included. The combination of these three ingredients to the already great soup is a threesome that would make Alexandre Dumas very proud. 3. Chicken Noodle Soup - Once again a classic soup taken to another level by Chef Jon. This soup sticks to all of the classic chicken noodle soup ingredients, but they are all taken to a level of 10! The noodles and vegetables used are both top notch as you come to expect of Bub and Pops and the broth makes this thing scream like Steven Tyler in the climax of Dream On. read more

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Superbbbbbb. Freshest sandwich I've ever had and the bread is the best too. 10/10 recommend. The italian is A MUST. And the half is enough to get you beyond full! I'll be eating off of it all day. read more

Bub and Pop's - Italian that's been smashed lmao. 1/2 sub. - Sandwiches Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

We walked past this Sandwich shop and remembered it was Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. So of course we had to try it. They have a Philly Special sandwich (Roast pork, broccoli Rabe sautéed in hot cherry peppers and sharp provolone. Now... I have had Di' Nicks and John's roast pork sandwiches from Philly. This sandwich blows John's away and rivals or may even top Di'Nicks. The pork was tender and super juicy and the cheese and broccoli Rabe were cooked to perfection. Tomorrow we will try the brisket!!. Tried the brisket sandwich. It was very good but the pork sandwich was much better. read more

A friend recommended this food spot to me after I said I wanted a good, savory sub. I'm sooo glad I went. This review is after my 3rd visit and each visit is definitely a 5 star rating. You can feel & taste the authenticity. read more

Bub and Pop's - 1/2 The Rich Boy Sandwich - Sandwiches Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I have ordered sandwiches and dined here since it first opened. Attempted to do so again today at 11:20 AM but was informed (through a window counter facing M St) by two 20-something female employees that the dining room was closed, so the only options were takeout or outdoor dining (the temperature today is 95 degrees). I told them that neither of those options appealed to me. (I don't mind paying $25 for a tasty sandwich, but I will not eat it on the street or sidewalk.) As I stepped away, I heard loud and disrespectful giggling coming from the employees inside the window counter. I turned around and went back, asking them "Are you laughing at me?" They refused to answer. I asked to speak with the owner but they claimed to be unsupervised. They should be fired. read more

Bub and Pop's is a neighborhood Italian deli pulling from a Philadelphia heritage, and it's worth a visit. Here's why: 1) Food: Despite the quirky atmosphere, the food is what stands out first. They make a variety of items, but their sandwiches are what they are known for. The Italian hoagie and beef steak are top sellers and come in full and half portions. The half was enough for me to feel content! 2) Atmosphere: With quirky knick knacks on the walls and photos of their most loyal fans, this place is loveable. It feels like home. They also have a photo of Guy Fieri since he highlighted them on his show, but the photos of the customers are centerfold. They care that much about their fans over celebrities. 3) Service: The owners are so kind and will make you feel like you've known them for years even if it's the first visit. If you are in Dupont Circle, stop by this place. It's a DC classic and one of the most loved places in the city. read more

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Apparently Guy Fieri is a big plan of this place! Felt like stepping into a Philly shop. Got a classic cheesesteak and it was sizable and delicious. Fantastic flavor. They prefer cash if possible. During COVID the inside is not open for seating, but there are a few small tables under umbrellas out front. Sweet staff and a cozy ambience. Easy to swing by during lunch and pick up practically any sub of choice. Make sure to read the menu carefully to ensure you fully understand what toppings are added to whatever sandwich you decide to go with! Oh, and they run out of homemade potato chips rapidly. read more

Bub and Pop's - Interior of the place - Sandwiches Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

It took some time to try this spot as they used to close earlier (afternoon) and I noticed they are open later (til 8 pm) so finally got here. Mostly pickup during these times. Wanted to try a variety so we ordered the fried chicken cutlet and Pop's Brisket. 2nd visit we ordered The Hebrew Hammer & The Philly Special (Porchetta) which was sold out on the first visit . Philly Special was excellent and one of the best Porchetta's I've had! The Hebrew Hammer was decadent and full of corned beef, turkey & Brisket. Cole Slaw puts it over the top and would recommend getting it on the side if getting it to go. The fried Chicken Cutlet Hoagie is substantial. Just the right amount of breading for the cutlet & would recommend getting it with everything as all the ingredients play nicely together. The Brisket was very good-definitely add the egg. The whole (large) size is huge but this is the way to go for sharing. Ordering was easy and they are quite accommodating (i.e. topping on the side, order ahead before Porchetta sells out) as well service minded. The Hebrew Hammer & Philly Special were featured on DDD and didn't disappoint. Adding to the list of DC must stops, a Food Network favorite that lives up to the hype! read more

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I've been here before and today I paid cash for a half eggplant parm sandwich. I get that baked subs take longer, but I waited a full 25 minutes without a heads up and it's 40 degrees outside. Common courtesy would be to give a heads up about the wait time. I would have gone inside to wait somewhere else. Instead I was standing in the cold for 25 mins and when I said Hey can a get cookie or something since I waited 25 minutes out here? They said no. Custom service is terrible. read more

$19.80 (including tax) for a sandwich!?! I honestly had my doubts, but couldn't help trying their Italian hoagie for lunch on a recent visit to DC. The shop is not exactly a hole in the wall but pretty cozy, and does have a good casual vibe about it. You'll see a blackboard signage by the sidewalk and the shop is on a lower ground level. We decided to go for the Bub's Italian hoagie to share. The gentleman who helped with our order wasn't the friendliest person ever but food came out fast, and we could see the magical cloud of cheese as seen in so many Yelp pictures. Long story short, the sub was amazing and I loved the condiment station next to the water dispenser. It was good enough to make me forget this sandwich cost almost $20. The next day we went back to try their corned beef sub, because I'd been salivating for it ever since seeing pictures with a seemingly fistful of coleslaw. In fact, we came this close to getting it on our first visit but apparently it sold out. I'm miffed to share that we had no luck the second time either, although we had asked staff about how early to get there and made sure to get there early. UGH! Would I go back? Yes, and I expect their corned beef sub to blow me away. read more

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Any person following my reviews knows I do not rate any establishment that isn't great. Washington DC and the metro area have many average and below average hoagies. One Italian hoagie from Bub & Pop's you know you struck gold. As the juice is rolling down your elbow from their special dressing you will have smile on your face. This is a fabulous hoagie made with love. This rivals the best of Philly and Jersey. Make the effort and treat yourself to Bub and Pop's read more

This has been a must stop on my DC visits for years. Not sure what happened? I got the wettest, sloppiest Italian ever. It was just gross. Ate 1/2 of my 1/2 and threw it out. Maybe it was just a bad day, but something was wayyyy off. Ugh. read more