Penn Station East Coast Subs

Best fries in town. Or maybe in my life.

Love the food, but wow. Second time here this week that the cashier is the ONLY smiling, friendly person behind the counter. Quaylin has a great attitude, even when the sassy woman snapped at him on Sunday. Wish everyone had his great attitude!

Waited 15 minutes in line at the register to order watching 5 people showing their backs while prepping food. They had no interest in me. Easy decision to go right next door and do business elsewhere. Second time I tried to eat here. First time around they couldn’t take my order because their credit card machine didn’t work. It’s a chain. Not sure what the fuss is about but I’ll never know because this place is run by a monkey.

On top of being soggy, the bread seemed pretty undercooked. Cheesesteak was just ok — definitely have had better in Charlotte. For the price, would rather go to Publix.
Fries are VERY greasy.

These are the best subs. They always use fresh ingredients and the service is always quick and friendly.

This place is poorly run, took me 15 minutes to get to order with only 2 people in front of me and when I went to the register there the cashier had run away. Not even busy and poor customer service is disappointing.

Always good. You cannot go wrong with the Philly Cheese steak. For quick food it’s a solid choice. The place is always very clean. And everyone there is usually nice.

I love this place. Wow the steak sub and fries are so tasty and filling. A bit pricey I think but so darn good. I come to this place as often as I can. Love the Lemonade and the team here gives first-​rate service.

Amazing subs! Sweet & friendly staff! Very clean. Highly recommend the chicken Philly cheesesteak, fries, and the chicken cordon bleu! Lots of veggie options like the grilled artichoke. Love it

The steak and cheese was ok… I was really wanting a really good steak and cheese sandwich. I will go back and try a different sandwich in the future. The lemonade was excellent!

Great quality subs and fries. Really like that the fries are freshly cut all day long.

Great quality subs and fries. Really like that the fries are freshly cut all day long. So tasty! Good quantity of food for the price. Although price is a bit expensive in my mind. Service is efficient but not overly friendly. I’ve tried various subs and have yet to be disappointed.

For my team and I this is our go-​to place for lunch. I usually bounce between the chicken parm and the chicken teriyaki subs, because neither have lettuce or tomato or mayo on them. Their bread is fresh baked, and they have delicious square chocolate chip cookies.
Their sizes start at 6″ which is usually more than I can eat. They also have the choice of turning your sub into a meal with fries and a drink. The fries are comparable to Five Guys, which means they are delicious! The prices can be a little pricey with the meal being $ 9.40(ish), and the 6″ starting at $ 4.99, but it’s definitely worth it for quality.

Have been here probably a dozen times now and have yet to be disappointed. The 6 inch subs are a LOT of food for me and I am always stuffed. I’ve tried the Philly cheesesteak, the chicken teriyaki, and the Reuben– all of which are delicious!
A word to the wise though.. . Don’t ever look up the calorie, sodium, or fat content…

Penn Station is one of the vest sub sandwich joins around period! Subway who more like Wrongway? Firehouse, over priced. Penn Station is Fresh made to order flat grill crafted sub’s designed for an explosion concert to your taste buds. Hands down the greatest chocolate chip cookie in the Worldddd!

Oh my goodness oh my goodness oh my goodness I had an excellent sandwich from this place it was an Italian and it was so good

Penn Station East Coast Subs was super quick and easy, and the people working there were so friendly! Ordered the 10″ Philly and it was delicious!
Didn’t think that I was going to like the fact that they put marinara sauce on a Philly cheesesteak but I told them to do it anyway since it was there «thing» here… I ended up loving it! It was probably one of the best Philly cheesesteaks I’ve had outside of Philadelphia.
Go here if you’re in the mood for a good quick sandwich and you don’t want the usually chains (Subway/​Firehouse)! Fries are decent — kind of like Five Guys fries.

There’s really not much to dislike here. Plenty of combinations and fresh cut fries. A sub, fries, and a drink can get pricey but it’s very high quality. So you will get your money’s worth.
Now if only they offered a wheat bread. Only white is offered. It’s VERY good and soft white bread, which should be noted.

Well, I have to say, the remodel inside has cured the problem with the gnats around the soda counter. Food is always great! Service is unmatched. I’m a fan!

It had been a horrible day. Lean Cuisine was not going to cut it. Let’s go to Penn Station East Coast Subs!
Located off of Providence Rd, just past 485, this is in the same shopping center as Hickory Tavern and Harris Teeter (and Carvel!). At 7:45 pm on a Wednesday (school night), there were more people there than I expected.
Upon walking in, I gave my order to a friendly gentleman, then moved a few feet to pay. Drinks are self serve and my meal was brought to my table a few minutes later. There are a few tables outside (which people were smoking at — GROSS), and quite a few tables inside as well.
The food:
12″ cheesesteak ($ 9) — I can eat a 12″ Subway sub with no problem, but this bad boy, wow… towards the end, I didn’t think I was going to be able to finish it. But I tried hard and believed in myself and managed to eat everything but the crumbs. Served smoking hot, the meat was plentiful and well seasoned on bread that was toasted enough to keep the ingredients together (for the most part), but still soft on the inside. I didn’t go with the fully loaded cheesesteak (I don’t like mushrooms or mustard) and had cheese, onions and mayo. Absolutely delicious, though a bit drippy.
Small fries ($ 1.69) — meh, they were fries. I am not a huge fry fan and just ate a few, but they were hot and made from potatoes. Ketchup is self-​serve from a pump next to the drink machine and they also have malt vinegar if that is your preference.
It was just over $ 13 for a 12″ sub, small fry and a drink — a little more that your average sub place, but quite good. Good food, friendly employees, clean interior, fresh tasting ingredients, Penn Station is a winner and I shall return.