if you want a chicken sandwich in the DC area you have to go to roaming rooster.

Quiznos was fire but basically a pyramid scheme

LOL can you elaborate? Is this like Mattress Firm where people assume they're money laundering since no one is ever coming in or out yet they have tons of locations clustered together

if its not an ock behind the deli i'm not ordering

Lol just Google it. Basically they kept requiring so much equipment that they priced so high that it was almost impossible to make money iirc. I used to love that place but their mostly closed now

big y lowkey hits

I remember one time I went on a ski trip and the lodge there had the juiciest, most succulent sandwich I ever had the pleasure (and i mean pleasure) of eating

Potbelly

As far as chain, Firehouse Subs. But local sub spots SLAP.

EDIT: Jersey Mikes hot subs

In n out

Bodega on the corner

For chains, I like Potbelly, Firehouse and Jersey Mikes.

@Tubig

@blacked

what's the word on potbelly?

i've never had it...

i'm gonna look at their website but i'd like to hear it from y'all

also,

this is to anyone interested:

what's most important to you about your purchasing experience when considering a sandwich shop?

cherry valley in west hempstead/whitestone

harolds deli

I like Jersey Mike's for their cold subs but the hot sandwiches at Pot Belly's might be the best at a chain. The breads perfectly toasted. I usually got "A Wreck" or the Italian. Always add the hot peppers.

Idk how widespread they are, the first time I saw 'em was in college since they were across the street from campus.

forgot about firehouse

love trying the different hot sauces there

nah. sandwiches always taste better when someone else makes it. facts!

If you're ever in Barcelona I recommend Bo de B

Firehouse has great cookies

I despise this take. I’m not trying to have 8 ingredients on deck just to James sandwich.

publix for subs

Like a woman

Jason's Deli

firehouse subs
subway
arby’s