I'm don't live local and always on the lookout for great food recommendations. A co-worker…read moresuggested this place, so I decided to give it a try. I arrived at the small shop and was greeted by two friendly ladies. The menu board was simple, and I opted for the Italian hoagie. She explained the difference between hard and soft rolls, and I decided to go with the large one (which I'm glad I did). The hoagie was incredibly delicious! The fresh meats and cheeses were of the highest quality, and there was no skimping on ingredients. I ate half of in the car and the rest when I got home. This small shop far surpassed any chain restaurant I've ever been to, and it's definitely one of the best food experiences I've had. I'm completely satisfied and will definitely make this a weekly treat.

Amazing Italian Hoagie, amazing staff, stopped in for the first time and was given recommendations…read moreand was hooked up with the best sandwich Ive had by far.

Friendly staff, tasty food, generous servings, good value- which is so hard to find in pizza shops…read moreanymore. Used to frequent Mama's in Muhlenberg, this location delivering same product. Large pie w/ my version of Hawaiian (pepperoni-pineapple). Cheesy, good amt of toppings, even distribution, floppy crust, sweet sauce. Chicken Bacon Ranch Stuffed pizza, counter-style. They do more than just drizzle Ranch on top that melts off in the end. They spread it across top crust & send you home w/ a side. Chicken is chicken-steak, not actual chicken, but value is so good you have to make some concessions. Cubed tomato and sprinkles of crumbled bacon. Stromboli has heavier bottom, light airy top crust, filled w/ meat & cheese- quality of both not as good as some places but again, a tasty value. Ham is cubed not sliced (can spill out & be a little troublesome). Place is awkward to get to if coming from Douglasville direction. Specials like Lg pizza & Lg Stromboli for $35 is daily & can't be beat. Highly recommend for those cheat days!

Great food & service. Grinders were amazing - awesome bread! Minor technology issues in the order,…read morebut not a big deal.

This place has good reviews and I'm sure it's for good reason. The shroom steak sandwich was pretty…read moregood. I have never had a cheesesteak or anything like it so I have nothing to compare it to. The onion rings were decent, the sauce was a little spicy for me. But the upside down pizza was very disappointing. First it was burnt and you could definitely taste it. Had it not been burnt though, it would have still been mediocre. The people were extremely nice and very busy.

Quick service and Hot Honey cheesesteak is out of this world! Super clean and friendly staff!read more

The cheesesteak is delicious!!! 10 stars…read more And the roll.... OMG! There are a few tables to sit and eat at Tony's. A lot of to go orders.

Classic Philly Cheesesteak spot, you can order indoors and they call your name when its ready if…read moreyou eating outside. The sandwiches can in 10 inch and 20 inch options. The 10 inch is more than plenty for 1, even 2 people if you're not that hungry. The steak was perfect and juicy, the cheese was melted and hot. You can pick you cheese they have multiple option so your not stuck with processed American cheese. Onions come with the sandwich, the peppers and mushrooms can be added for .75 cents each. 10/10. The fried were fresh crispy but to oily for my liking.

Always great tasting sandwiches and amazing service!!! Friendly place and smiling faces!!…read moreSandwiches are freshly made to order with quality ingredients! I highly recommend!!

This is my " go to" place for their roast beef salad with extra blue cheese dressing…read more Portion size is bigger than most other sandwich shops in Berks County. Friendly owners and staff.

Food there is always good, especially the French fries! The service is good too, and it is always a…read moretreat to go there! I love their meatball sandwiches!!

I just can't say no to V&S…read more Although I've never actually set foot in V&S (at this location or the two others dotted across Reading), I find myself absolutely addicted to their subs. About once a month, a co-worker of mine says she's going to V&S and asks me if I want anything. I do indeed. And what I want is an Italian sub. They are so baller here. It's almost like a White House Subs level of fanaticism. So basically whenever I go down to AC, I make a point to stop at White House to pick up a giant sub before even checking into the hotel room. Then on the way out of AC after a weekend of debauchery, I stop by White House again and buy TWO more subs to take home. Whenever I order at V&S, I get subs by the pair. It's never just one. It's at minimum two, but I could definitely see myself ordering three at a time. That could last me the next day or two. A whole sub makes a great dinner. A half sub makes a great late night snack. The other half is a perfect lunch the next day. So what makes a great sub? Well, tons of high quality meat for one. Like, it needs to be piled high. Two or three layers just doesn't cut it. Then fresh cold ingredients, like tomatoes, lettuce, and onion. Next is high quality olive oil that pairs well with an exceptional red wine vinegar. Perhaps one of the most important components is a robust roll. And last but not least, a crushed red pepper relish that adds an extra bite to each, well.. bite. V&S has all of the above. In contrast, the hot dogs here are straight ass. I know, I know. Who gets hot dogs? Well, someone who relishes in the joys and heart complications of transfats for one. Mike from the Jersey Shore was known as "The Situation." You can call me "The Saturation." The hot dogs here are limp and shriveled. I'd wager 7-Eleven has higher quality dogs. On the plus side, if you ask for extra toppings - especially if you request them on the side - V&S is super generous. I asked for onions and they asked if I wanted them on the side. I said sure, so they included a big bag of fresh sliced onions. This was enough for the hot dogs and provided an additional cache of onions that I could sauté up with some chicken and veggies to make a completely separate meal. As I finish this review, I have a major hankering for one of their Italian subs. BRB, gonna place another order.

Delicious turkey sub! The quality of meat, roll, lettuce & tomato 5 star! Great small business is…read morea must try! The potato salad family recipe! Yummy And the brownie... melt in my mouth. Will be back. Guy owner was friendly and focused on making my sub to perfection. Indoor seating. Nice place. Street and parking lot parking.

I got a Rueben which was pretty good at a fair price considering it was a large sandwich. Place…read morejust looks tired and in need of some serious love. Carpet looks like it's been there for a long time. I just couldn't enjoy my lunch sitting in there. If the front of the store looks like this I worry about the cleanliness of the kitchen and food prep area. Been here for a long time and seems like a local favorite based on reviews. I'll pass the next time I'm through Reading.

homemade Italian food could it get any better-this is my go too place (sorry but OG) thumbs down…read morethis is the original place if you want Italian food Service has always been great Ambiance cozy Dessert omg tiramisu and lemon cello so delicious

I moved to Mount Penn 2+ years ago. Now I'm mad it took me that long to find Sebastiano's. lol…read moreAaaaaaawwwwweeesome Cheese Steaks!!!

After much anticipation, the Primo's in Wyo finally opened with a celebration that involved a…read moreribbon-cutting ceremony and a visit from not one, but two Miss Philadelphia winners. Even with Reading being a hotbed for local sub shops, many locals (including a handful of self-proclaimed hoagie aficionado friends of mine) swear by Primo's and believe that, despite being a chain with over 115 locations, their hoagies stand up with the best of them. After trying my first ever hoagie from Primo's, I can now say I'm a believer. Generous portions of zesty Italian meats are piled high on a seeded roll that elevates the whole kit and caboodle. The only component lacking was the lettuce in my opinion, which I found sparse and soggy. On the other hand, the tomatoes and onions were perfectly portioned and appeared to be drizzled with some sort of Italian seasoning/olive oil blend that really cranked things up to an 11. What maybe impressed me most was the execution by the staff on such a frantic day. The first 100 people to arrive received a free hoagie. Many more than that showed up. Incredibly, the pace was quick and efficient. Maybe we were lucky, but it only took about 5 minutes from the time we ordered to when our names were called. Everyone was pitching in, including the two Miss Philadelphia's who helped distribute hoagies to eager patrons. Just a really fantastic debut for what should be a sandwich staple in Wyomissing for years to come.

Woman manager with stringy blonde hair needs attitude adjustment. She is dirty smokes don't wash…read morehands food is small portions.

Top notch steak here! Order ahead, swing by, and you won't regret it. I recommend the Philly Philly!read more

I've lived in this area my entire life. I grew up on eating pretty "OK" cheesesteaks and survived…read morejust fine. I also have driven to Philly for a "real" cheesesteak and have had a number of great sandwiches locally in the last few years. I've heard a lot of good stuff about JD's and decided to check it out. If you're a local foodie, you know there are probably 3 sandwich joints that everyone swears by, and JD's is one of them, so we were very excited to give this a whirl. I had a quick trip one night after work, and we were getting home around 630, so we called in an order to JDs. There was a big mix up with our order (not knocking anyone for that, stuff happens) and our order was prepared again in record time and got home. We ordered 2 different cheesesteaks and some garlic parm fries. So let me get this out of the way, the cheesesteaks were good. Nothing at all wrong with them, but they were very much a "Berks County" cheesesteak... I don't know how else to describe it, but if you grew up here in the 90s, this tasted exactly like every cheesesteak you've had at a pizza shop or sandwich shop in the past. There is NOTHING wrong with that. I thought it was good, but it was just a good sandwich, nothing to write home about. The fries, were cold before we got home , and while you get A LOT of fries, they were just fine once we reheated them in the air fryer. They tasted good, they had decent seasoning, but again nothing special. The staff was nice, cannot complain about service, fixed the mistake quickly and got us on our way. If you want just a good cheesesteak, and good fries, this is your place... its just a very good sandwich shop with good food. Nothing wrong with that, if this was my neighborhood shop I would have no problem eating here regularly, and maybe I ordered the wrong style of sandwich and I need to try again (I will).