Our first time here. The employees were welcoming and patient as we took our time looking over…read moretheir amazing menu. Chicken cutlet sandwich was very good on very soft bread! The Turkey Reuben was spot on! Will return to try out other foods!

This is a fire lunch spot, came in for lunch today and ordered a sub and fries, the sub was pretty…read moredecent and fries were pretty good, they have a large menu to order from and the service is good,

Super friendly couple who makes delicious sandwiches! This is a hole in the wall shop that offers…read moregreat food for great value. The super Italian sub was yummy and for the kids, we ordered the beef cheesesteak sandwich. Take your sandwiches to go and eat by the lake or at the picnic table outside! Would love to come back if we're in the area.

Great food when they're open,which could be hit or miss,and kinda pricey. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx cxxccccread more

I've lived in Morristown my whole life, and it's easy to know that some spots just become part of…read morethe town's identity, and Longfellow's is absolutely one of them. This place has been a go-to neighborhood deli for years, and it's easy to see why. It's a quaint spot that's built its reputation on consistently fresh, high-quality sandwiches and genuinely great service. People in town don't just like it, they respect it. It's one of those places locals will recommend without hesitation, and once you go, you get it. This is a small, classic deli where you order, grab your food, and go. Honestly, that's part of the charm. It feels authentic in the best way possible. Just a solid, well-run spot that focuses on doing one thing really well: making incredible sandwiches. Everything tastes fresh, the portions are generous, and the quality is exactly what you want from a true Jersey deli. You can tell they take pride in what they do. Places like this are getting harder to find, and Longfellow's has managed to stay a staple in the Morristown community for a reason. Whether you're a local or just passing through, it's 100% worth the stop.

I've been going to Longfellow's Sub Sandwiches in Morristown for years, and they never disappoint!…read moreIn my opinion, they have the best subs in all of New Jersey -- fresh ingredients, generous portions, and that classic local flavor you just can't find anywhere else. The staff is always friendly and quick, and the sandwiches are consistently amazing. Whether it's lunch on the go or a weekend treat, Longfellow's is hands down my favorite spot.

I've been to this location in the past and never really had any issues - just a run of the mill…read morestandard Jersey Mikes - until last night. I stopped after work at night and three people were working there, no other customers. The service was fine but I took one look over the counter and could visually tell the lettuce looked off as in no longer good. I decided to get a tuna sandwich on whole wheat no lettuce. The two people making the sandwiches seemed to not notice the lettuce looked bad and maybe this should've been a hint for me not to get tuna fish as my stomach has been completely off today and that's the only thing I really ate yesterday. Two stars.

I haven't gotten a cheesesteak anywhere for many years because I formerly lived within blocks of…read morethe best you can get. I wish I had stuck with that. The bread fully overwhelmed the meager amount of steak and cheese, and the cheese was unidentifiable. As a Philly girl, I expect provolone. That's because I'm old, I guess, since even Philly people will order "wit whiz," that poor excuse for a food item.

I really wanted to like this place. I genuinely love the mom-and-pop feel of the shop--it has charm…read moreand potential. I also don't mind cash-only businesses, if they're upfront about it. We ordered over the phone and weren't told, and there's no clear signage when you walk in. You only find out when it's time to pay. In 2025, in New Jersey, that's a frustrating surprise--especially when you can also order through DoorDash. It just doesn't make sense. As for the food, we ordered a couple of Italian subs and a BLT with extra bacon. The Italians had soggy lettuce and maybe two slices of lunch meat--not what you'd expect from a deli. The BLT, despite asking for extra bacon, came with just two strips. Overall, everything was mediocre at best. I appreciate small businesses and want to see them thrive, but between the lack of communication and underwhelming food, it's hard to recommend without some improvements. We're back next week to finish a job and will try again, maybe they had they had the rookies in there today.

Popped in to Sub Shack in Hackettstown for the first time today after being told by many people for…read moreyears now that I needed to check it out. Tiny little spot with barely enough room to think haha, but a huge menu and really friendly employees. Decided to go with "The Super" and "The Shack Special" The super is their version of an Italian. Got it dressed with LTO, oil and vinegar, and oregano. The roll was softer than I normally like for an Italian but it was very fresh and still held together nicely. I didn't eat half of this til just now (maybe 4 hours later) and it still wasn't a sloppy mess. The Shack Special was Roast beef, Turkey breast, Swiss, lettuce, tomato, and Russian dressing. These communists and their salad dressing...tastes good on everything. Again the meats were super fresh and the same roll for this one. I grabbed both to take a few bites for a video and I packaged this one up for my gf and I kept the Italian. These are both half sandwiches and they're bigger than most full size subs from anywhere. Cost for both of these total was around $16. No brainer here - Sub Shack - Didn't Suck!

best sandwiches - always stop here when I'm in town. I always get the pastrami on rye - too…read moreyummy!!!

Eh, it was honestly just ok. When I bit the sandwich at times it tastes like a 3 star, other times…read morelike no better than 2 1/2. But I lean towards 3 automatically because I prefer to see business do good. I ended up getting the tooth fairy on a whole sub. My friend had the chicken salad sub. POSITIVES: Bread was good & fresh just like the cold cuts & Cole slaw. They definitely take care of their product. Presentation from how the sandwich was put together, & the Turkey portion was THE BEST. Not too much where it only tasted like Turkey & pastrami, but just the right amount to make it a hefty sandwich where all the ingredients complimented each other. Wrapping & bagging is worthy of mention, great job. NEGATIVES: It was mostly Turkey with a tiny amount of pastrami, like one slice, MAYBE two. The Turkey did not taste like it was a good brand. It didn't have a bad taste, it just wasn't great quality. It would have been a better experience if the Cole slaw wasn't drowned in thousand islands dressing. Since the pastrami was so little it really doesn't make sense to put that dressing on it. Some bites the meat & cheese were nice & warm & other bites it was pretty cold, that inconsistency threw me off. As for the chicken salad sub, my friend had better & also gave it a 3. CUSTOMER SERVICE: The young lady did great in putting things together. Seemed to be a great employee as far as performance, she may need a little improvement with friendliness. Can't say she was rude but a bit stand offish. Friendliness goes a long way. Overall, when you compare the price for quality, I honestly wouldn't come back here again. This place is NOWHERE near a 4 1/2 in my opinion, but I hope they do well.

So happy we stumbled upon this place. We live close by never went in and I'm so glad we did this…read moretime. We got the original cheesesteak and the steak BLT and both were so good. The quality of the food was 10/10 and the steak BLT is so delicious. Service was great and the place is really clean and cute.

This was a pit stop for us on the way back from camping. We didn't know this place was right across…read morethe street from a lovely lake and grassy area to chill at after our meal, so that was a nice surprise. This is a small restaurant, it kind of feels like you're in someone's house. You order at the front. We got the senatore cheesesteak and a mushroom Swiss burger. I'm not a huge fan of cheesesteaks and enjoyed my burger more (it was a smash burger with nice horseradish sauce on it) but the cheesesteak was also one of the better ones I've had. I would come back if I'm ever in the area.

Stopped in for breakfast, first time there. Small place but very nice! The food was very good. Best…read morepumpkin pancakes I've had, they like melted in my mouth and the toast was perfectly buttered and home fries crispy. The two waitresses in there were friendly. Will be going back to try lunch!

Tried the G.O.A.T. the Broke Millennial and the Godfather Sandwiches. All three sandwiches were on…read morepoint and we'll seasoned. The Godfather is an absolutely great breakfast sandwich with the twist of chorizo instead of sausage that steps up the whole sandwich. The broke Millennial had excellent fresh avocado and the brioche bun was very fresh. As for the G.O.A.T., I didn't know that I was missing goat cheese from my breakfast. It's really a nice brush of creamy and salty. I really liked the pickles onions too. All the bread was fresh and crispy and/or soft as it should be. The service was really fast and friendly. I never felt in a rush, even close to closing time. Surrounding were comfortable with a lot of metal and wood. It kind of feels like a cross between an old farmhouse and a soda fountain with some really nice modern touches. I will be back for sure.

What a gem! Located in a small shopping area on route 10 in Randolph with much parking. Walking in…read moreis akin to stepping into a culinary wonderland. Small and cozy, it has chalkboard menus above the service counter, and a menu of pirogues in back. Very friendly service. Tough to choose, but I went with a muenster and Swiss cheese panini with bacon: defines comfort food. Utterly delicious. I took two dozen pirogues home, and can hardly wait to cook them. There are jars of mustard and an endless array of food that make it difficult to choose. I guess I'll have to go back for more. I asked Zuzanna how to prepare the frozen pirogues, and she suggested sprinkling crumbled bacon over them. I am utterly content after eating my panini, and thrilled to have found the shop. Highly recommended. (Sorry to have no picture of the panini; I couldn't wait. Next time.)

Zuzanna's is an amazing, authentic place. Polish couple who owns it is incredibly friendly and…read morewarm. The food is off the chart great. Borscht, perogies, soups, stuffed cabbage, everything. Well prepared and delicious. I grew up on this food, as my grandfather was Polish. It took me back to my youth and I will be going there frequently from now on.

the Meatballs and Eggplant Panini are the BEST highly recommend stopping to try the food all…read moreexcellent choices. Staff is wonderful and so polite a must go to place.

Stopped in for a sandwich - place was empty which made me upset as they were so kind and food was…read moreso good. Inside made you feel like you were at an inn. They have a small menu, but everything looked great. They also have to go containers with meals.