Highly disappointed. I ordered a sandwich from here recently, and in case you're wondering, 'who goes to a pizza spot, to order a sandwich,' well, I do. It's what I wanted at that time. Growing up in the northeast, if I see a business that advertises that they have NY Style Pizza (or anything), you can best believe I'm going to try something, this time, I chose a sandwich. Now that we got that part out the way, let me explain MY experience. First, the gentleman at the register was great. As quite usual for ME, being the only one in line for a minute or two, I asked for a recommendation between a hot turkey sub or the Italian. He stated, the Italian was his favorite. So, of course, I went with his fav. I watched as my sandwich came out the oven, and it looked just fine. After the lady returned from placing the lettuce, tomatoes, and black olives on my sandwich, I saw that it was huge and I tried to see if it was cut in half, but, I really couldn't tell. So, when she placed my order on the counter, I politely asked her if it was cut in half. She said nicely, "Yes, it's cut." She seemed a bit hesitant, but, it was okay, let's keep going. Before I left, I remembered to ask if it had a specific condiment on it. She turned to the young man at the register, he came over and said, "No, I didn't add that to it, but we can get some for you, no problem. After receiving it, I said thank you and proceeded to leave. As I headed towards the door, I grabbed a plastic knife, some oregano, and napkins. I decided to enjoy my sandwich in the car. My first thought was, "my bread is burnt,' follow by, 'this is huge.' Then, I noticed that it was not cut. And, the lettuce, tomato, black olive veggies were way too big for MY enjoyment. I took a minute, shook my head, and said to myself, 'let me add the condiments, and see how it tastes. " But, before I did that, I pulled off a piece of the meat, the ham specifically. "Ehh," was my thought. As I took my first real bite, the large chunks of veggies began to fall off, as if they didn't want to be there in the first place. lol But, I completed the bite, chewed for about 3 seconds, then utilized the napkin to the right of me. It tasted burnt. Not wanting to give up on it, I decided to remove the burnt parts of the bread, but, nope, it didn't work. Still, not giving up on the experience yet, I pulled off some of each of the meats, took a few bites in an attempt to convince myself that the meat couldn't possibly be affected but, still no. So, this time, I utilized the trash can. Now, I'm not the authority on Italian subs, but I am the authority on how I like MY Italian sub to taste. Will I try another sub from this place? Absolutely not. But, I do look forward to trying the pizza. Now, I do not blame the young man at the register, he was nice. I just think more time should be spent in properly preparing the veggies, managing meat portions (you can't tell in the pics, but it was a lot under the lettuce mountain), and assembling the final product. It's a nice restaurant, with a small arcade, and appears to be very family friendly. I don't want this to discourage anyone from trying the sandwiches at this place. They are just not for ME. read more