D’Angelo

great for the food fast place that it is. Staff is very friendly and helpful and seem to smile a lot.
Place is clean– whomever cleans it should come clean my house!
Steak subs — yummy– I personally like the BLT sub– loaded with Bacon and fresh breads on all.
I even like the wraps.
Its def worth a try if you are local and need lunch food for work=- get it delivered!

I’ve only gotten the steak and cheese from here, but it is VERY good. I come back weekly to get it.

Located right along Middlesex Turnpike, this is a good place to get a hearty sandwich. The sandwiches are made fresh and it was comforting to see my sandwich being made in the open kitchen while waiting. There’s a good amount of parking also.
I ordered a large Steak Bomb, which was quite a bit of a meal. The steak was a bit on the saltier side, and the bread (I got white instead of multigrain) was a bit on the soft/​mushy side. Other than that, it was a decent filling meal. Because there aren’t too many other sandwich options in the area, it does get crowded at lunch and I had to wait a bit longer than expected for my sandwich.
Strangely enough, you can’t find this location on Unilocal if you put in «d’angelo sandwich shops» since it’s just called «D’Angelo».

Some unique sandwiches… Nothing too great. they have a thanksgiving sub which is cool… I had the animal sub
They have a good variety of subs — choose either steak or chicken
Pepsi products

Lately I’ve been a big fan of Subway, but there’s a limit to how many footlongs a girl can eat in a week, so I decided to pop my D’Angelos cherry and give it a try.
D’Angelos has always struck me as the poor man’s Subway, so I entered into the Burlington location starving and slightly annoyed because I was sure I wasn’t going to enjoy this.
Readers, I was wrong. I just got a veggie and cheese grinder but the vegetables were much fresher than Subway and they have cheddar, whereas Subway only has sliced Provolone and American. The bread was a little tougher than I would have liked but next time I’ll get the grinder toasted.
The guy at the counter, Abdul, brought out sandwiches to our table and they were served on a plate, fancy! On the way out Abdul gave me a smile, waved, and said «have a nice day».
As I licked the mustard off my mouth, left over from Abdul’s footlong, I smiled back and said, «bye».