Great food - had the baltimore hot dog with coleslaw and bacon - so did my friend we both loved itread more

I drove all the way to this location because I read some clickbait article saying these were the…read morebest hot dogs in Delaware. I'm not sure if they're the best, but they're pretty dang good! I was pleasantly surprised that they were fairly priced and even their fries were good. I got the Kennett Square dog because it was covered in mushrooms, and it did not disappoint at all. Worth the small trip.

Decided to try this place out as the new hot spot in Middletown. Wack!…read moreWe waited forever in the drive thru line, at least 20 min before ordering. But, at least that gave me time to look up the menu online. When we made it to the window, the cashier said "it'll be in minute, we're just waiting on your... Food." Like everything? I couldn't help but chuckle. My onion rings were cold, so were my husband's tots. We both got burgers, which were pretty lackluster. Just sad thin burger patties on a surprisingly buttery roll. The best part of my meal was my root beer. Yeah, I won't be back.

If you know me, you know I love a good burger. So of course we had to try out the new burger joint…read morein town and see if it is worthy. TL:DR version I wasn't mad at it, but it didn't thrill me either. The manager was on site, making sure everyone was getting their food and happy about it. That's always appreciated. The food: burger was ok but (sorry to say this) I recently had a freshly-made Quarter Pounder at McD's (like I said, I love burgers) and the Freddie double wasn't better. The McD burger, fresh, was actually pretty good. So if you know what a fresh-off-grill fast food burger is like, then you can judge. The fries: We had one order of regular fries and one order of onion rings. The onion rings were really good. The fries? They're matchstick style (really skinny) and not really that great. I don't like thin fries and neither did my dining partner. The fountain drinks are fill-your-own. Pepsi products. We didn't try the frozen custard (which is another thing I like a lot) so we'll be back, perhaps to have another go at the burgers and skip the fries. Summary: not bad. Service was good. The restaurant was clean but it's a bit of that clinical look that overtakes the decor supposedly to be retro. (We ate in.)

What has happened to my favorite sandwich? We ordered regular sized classic Italian and my…read morefavorite, the roast beef and provolone, both "Mike's Way" which has vinegar and oil dressing plus all the veg. I asked for the pepper relish and the banana pepper slices on the side. What was made for pickup, however, were two soggy, sorry excuses for a sandwich. So much vinegar, all I could taste was vinegar. Now I love vinegar--this is a gal who has six kinds of vinegar in the pantry but I want to taste sandwich, not just the dressing. There was almost no provolone on my sandwich and minimal roast beef hiding in the crease. It looked scared; and I don't blame it. The acid bath was something out of a horror film. And of course the bread barely survived the deluge of dressing, soggy. And barely any crunchy water, I mean, lettuce or onions. And the pepper relish and slices were ON the sandwich not on the side as requests. The Italian wasn't much better, not enough lettuce and the diner, a hungry guy who is not as fussy as me, admitted it wasn't that great. Jersey Mikes of Middletown, do better, please.

I have always had a good experience with jersey mikes. I always get an Italian amd it never…read moredisappoints.

I have no idea what you are talking about. I never spoke to you. When we went outside there was…read morealready a line. In fact I never said a word to you or your staff while we waited in line. My friend placed our order. And contrary to another one of your assumptions, don't call me sir. I am a grown woman who treats women respectfully. And by the way, I've submitted two reviews in four years. Perhaps you should know your facts before you speak and stop denying our food was cold.

All the food was pretty good everything that I ordered anyway, I would recommended I would eat from…read moreMarion

Stopped for lunch from Jersey to Maryland and wanted authentic mom & pop regional sandwich and this…read moredelivered. Hit the roast pork with sharp cheese and brick raab. I wasn't a fan of the greens - too bitter for me but I don't generally eat pork and I found it flavorful and tender. The bread was a+. As we were leaving the owner talked to us for quite a while. If passing through Wilmington area gained stop and try the beef and the chicken cutlet sandwiches. Both highly recommended by the owner. Clean ample seating inside. Great local joint. Staff knew everyone.

What a fantastic sandwich spot! Locally owned and it seems with a very loyal customer following…read morejudging from the steady stream of orders walking in the door while we were there. I got a small (9") Paisano sub. The bread was the perfectly crunchy (but not dry) exterior and pillowy soft interior that's perfect for subs with oil & dressing. Overflowing with meat and flavor, this was the best sandwich but I've had in a long while. Half of the small is a filling meal, you'll have leftovers for sure. Husband got the Chicken Cutlet sub - absolutely packed with flavor as well. I've been searching for a solid sandwich go-to and I won't hesitate to say this is it. Pro Tip: get the Old Bay fries - perfectly crispy and a VERY generous helping!

Awesome!!!! I got a cheesesteak hoagie and the meat is so flavorful!!! The cooper sharp is so good,…read moreI'm obsessed!!!! Everyone in there is so welcoming and friendly! You feel like you're in an episode of Cheers but for cheesesteaks! My only ask in the future would be marinara with the mozzarella sticks.

Called ahead to place order and it took over an hour and a half to get a soggy, under seasoned…read morecheese steak and cheesesteak hoagie. I'm new to the area coming from the Main Line where we have spots like Johnny's in Bryn Mawr or Gentili's in Exton or Gazzos in Pottstown or Angelo's on 9th or John's roast pork or Del Rossi's or Dellasandros, I could go on. I will say there was plenty of meat on the roll but the ratio of cheese to meat was underwhelming and couldn't taste the onions. Staff was polite, but they need a better system for online and phone orders versus walk-ins. I'll be back to try again in a day or evening when it's not so busy that they can take care while making the sandwich. Note with the rising costs of food product the sandwich's are not inexpensive.

been going there for forty odd years.Never disappointed meatiest…read moresubs around.Sad to say i'm on the west coast, still dreaming

Best sandwiches in the country great staff and friendly atmosphere staple to the community. Service…read moreis great

Had the pulled chicken and potatoes. If the meal is great for Mr skibbidy!! Its some amazing food!…read moreWorth that stop!

Had a weird and bad experience during the BBQ hours (we've also been here for breakfast/brunch)…read more Getting our orders taken was very slow and then it took a full hour to get our meals with only 3 tables being served. The fried pickle spears were not good; I was overcharged ($5 more than what shows in the snack section of the menu); and it was not served as an appetizer in spite of specifying that "we'd like to start with..." The hot chicken sandwich was fine but nothing special. And the brisket burrito couldn't be eaten with my hands like a normal burrito because a slice of cheese was melted on the outside and BBQ sauce was squirted on the outside. P.S. We were never offered any sauces, which is odd for BBQ. (We did come in toward the end of the shift, so I've tried to be fair with a 3.)