No doubt about it, this spot is a 5/5. We picked up 1 full Adranos, half a fig pig, and half a…read moreFranklin. As soon as I opened up the adranos, I noticed the sesame seeds were super aromatic coming off the bread. The sandwich itself was delicious although I would have liked slightly more oil & vinegar. The franklin was the favorite of the 3 sandwiches we tried. The turkey was really good and I loved the bacon jam with arugula pairing. The fig pig was also good but a little heavy on the cheese. It was sweeter than the Franklin even though both had jam. The prosciutto was god tier. Really meaty and moist. While I was waiting for my sandwich I noticed 4 other people come in and order the fig pig! The cashier told me that the Franklin is one of the most popular. Service was very friendly and ingredients are fresh & high quality. Inside is small- just a counter to order with the sandwich making station behind it. There's also a small market. There were a couple of small outdoor tables which was nice. I'd come back in a heartbeat.

The service and qualify of the offerings are great! Love that you don't have to go to South Philly…read moreto get Italian foods. Still need to try their sandwiches.

I stopped here with my two young boys to try a cheesesteak. There was a decent line outside when we…read morearrived, but I was really impressed with how efficiently they handled the ordering process. Once you reach the counter, you enter your name and phone number, and they send you a text when your order is ready. You can then return to pick up and pay for your food. I honestly wish more places would implement a system like this--it worked really well and kept everything moving smoothly. We ordered a regular cheesesteak with fried onions, and it was absolutely delicious! There is no seating at this establishment, so everything is to go, but it was well worth the stop. We really enjoyed the cheesesteak and would definitely come back again.

My wife and I were in Philly for a long weekend and my friend said we had to try Angelo's. Oh my…read moregosh, it was amazing. I ordered a cheesesteak with Cooper's cheddar and a Coke Zero. It is almost impossible to find soda around this area. The service was super fast, we got there about 30 minutes before opening. I had my cheesesteak in about five minutes, they text you when it is ready. The meat is mixed with the cheese and makes a meat soup over the most delicious bread baked by a nearby bakery owned by the owner's daughter. They are the best sandwich rolls you will have. By far, the best Philly Cheesesteak I have had. I could only finish half, but it made for a great breakfast the next day. You have to try this place!

super nice staff ! wait time for a fresh sliced turkey wrap was not too long…read more the wrap had great flavors and was hearty for the cost! can't wait to go back to get and italian on a seeded roll.

Marinnucis has been my go to for years, partially the location in Mayfair. I tried the one in port…read moreRichmond and everything was great! The hoagie was packed and I had leftovers for the next day.

I've only ever ordered takeout from here, but it's been EXCELLENT every time. The kale caesar…read morecutlet is a sandwich I dream of and crave every time I'm away from Philly. The bread is fresh, Caesar dressing is incredibly creamy, and the cutlet is just perfectly crispy and juicy. The order always comes out on time. Even when the shop is bustling with the lunch rush. I'm very impressed with this small space and the volume they're able to churn out.

I came here hearing some decent things about this place. Wow. Exceeded my expectations…read more Cutlets were nice and crisp on both. The bread was a fantastic choice. Not tough but a nice, soft seeded sub roll. Seeing it arrive was a little overwhelming but I kinda thought the thing was light and was easy to finish off 1/2. The Fig and Pig - the fig jam was outstanding. Great sweetness with the saltiness from the prosciutto and then to top it off, the crunch of the cutlets. Excellent. As I was leaving, I saw a cutlet, with mutz, broccoli rabe, and roasted red peppers. I WILL be back for that. That looked amazing. Service was very friendly, prompt. We sat down and within a few minutes, our sandwiches came out. Looks like they were working on takeout / delivery orders and I thought, oh crap, am i behind all of that. But I guess they were either done or they prioritize the tables. Place was small but at 2:30 or so, it had a couple of tables open. They had tables outside but a little warm and in the sun for that. Well done, Liberty Kitchen!

Amazing food, cool atmosphere. Take out gets a bit hectic but well worth it. The breakfast sandwich…read moreis my go to.

Big fan of Middle Child and was excited to try their sitdown restaurant. My boyfriend and I got in…read moreline at 11:50 AM on a Saturday, ordered by 12:15 PM, and got our food by 12:25. The baller sandwich with avocado was the top highlight, and I loved the sour pickles. The big pancake was also great. Will return for more sandwiches!!

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!

Cute decor and vibes The sandwich was amazing…read more The staff was nice and the owner was very nice and personable .

Omg yummmmmm! I got the veggie bronco which came with an eggplant cutlet, blush sauce, burrata,…read moreparm and spinach. Basically, a perfect sandwich. The staff was great. Inside there are a few small tables and a counter, super clean and I could tell the staff took that menu very seriously and with lots of love. Can't wait to try all their veggie sandwiches!

A1 neighborhood deli. Best hoagies in the area. Authentic The staff is very personal and…read moreaccommodating. My faves are the chicken salad and Italian. They even offer some outdoor dining as well. Definitely recommend :)

I feel like I'm late to the party with this spot. Definitely one of the best hoagies I've had in a…read morevery long time and I'm general. Call before you go, this will save you a few minutes. All in all this is one of if not the best Hoagie in the city !!

Food was delicious and Nick made my friends and I feel so special! Can't wait to come back!!read more

Finally made it in to try their famous BLT! It lived up to the hype. Juicy tomato. Crisp bacon…read more Yummy aioli stuff. Perfect size - not so big it was intimidating but enough to feel full! I also want to bring your attention to the vanilla bean lime aid. Sounds weird, but so good. You could see the vanilla bean but not sure if I really tasted it. But so good!!!

YUMM!! I've always heard good things about this spot and it totally lived up to it…read more Got the Birdman sandwich and it was so good. Chicken cutlet perfectly seasoned, bread was fresh and it was loaded with sharp provolone and parm. It had a ridiculous amount of broccoli rabe (lol) but hey I'd rather too much than not enough. The price feels high until you see the size of their sandwiches, easily two or three meals and was just as good cold the next day!

After being let down by a line up of sandwich places that were closed after 3pm on a Sunday, we…read morewound up heading over to Poe's after hearing many a good thing about it. Tucked to the side of Human Robot, a low-key, high vibe spot for a cold brew and good chat with a imbibed local, Poe's offers a nice variety of seemingly tantalizing creations that leave your taste buds bracing to bite down on the first bite. Between the chicken cutlet, pork and chopped steak options ( beef or chicken,) there are plenty of inventive names and toppings that sound enticing. But unfortunately, what we were presented with fell short. I was craving something that that was salty and acidic but also meaty and vegetal and so I opted for the "Gabbygool." This came with a thinly fried chx cutlet, fresh mozz, spicy capicola, roasted red bell pepp's, fresh spinach, basil pesto, balsamic glaze and a hefty sprinkle of red pepper flakes. This was just O.K. The seeded Sarcones loaf it came on felt like it was a day old and the chicken cutlet was fried well past doneness. The other ingredients meshed well, but all in all, it was a "meh" and definitely not worth the price when there are places in the area that make salivation-worthy sandos at similar price-points. The other option we ordered was the "Weedman" which came with pulled pork, sliced long hots, pickled carrots, sliced cucumbers, cilantro and a schmear of sriracha mayo. This was better than the former, with the fatty pork helping to add some moisture to the well-aged bread. The toppings, however, felt like after thoughts and the rawness of the heavy handed carrots and too thick cucumbers made this another "meh." Though we ate, we weren't satisfied and so despite the good reviews and chill vibes, I probably won't ever be visiting Poe's joint again unless some shifts happen with the quality and preparation of the goods. All in all, Poe's is a good spot to drop into if you're in the neighborhood, other sandwich joints in the area are closed and you're looking to catch a game or throw back a few cold ones but don't expect your mind to be blown.