Primo Hoagies

Amazing food, great service. I recommend the Audi. The meat is top-​notch and so are the rolls and everything else. Friendly cashiers as well. A nice break of pace from certain other take-​out restaurants in the area.

True, they put the best meats in their hoagies. Pricey, but good hoagies. Best around the Richboro area.

I’ve never been to a Quiznos, a Subway, nor a Lee’s Hoagie House, however when hubby came home the other day and told me that he saw a Liscio’s bakery truck in their parking lot, I said ooohh, I have to check them out, that is how much I love Liscio’s bread!
And indeed they do have their outstanding rolls with a crispy sesame seed coated crust and a soft interior, so good! Primo’s uses only Thumann’s meats and slices it to order and when they fill a hoagie, which can be bought in three different sizes, they are not skimpy on the meat!
They also make wraps, you name it they have it for sliced deli meats and cheeses, plus grilled chicken hoagies. We ordered three primo sized hoagies, which are the middle sized rolls, one was a ham and provolone for hubby, mine was a Tavern ham with Swiss and we got a roast beef with provolone, dry as I wanted to come home and dress it with a mayo, horseradish sauce.
The roast beef was rare and lean with red onion, some Italian herbs had been sprinkled on, they super shred their lettuce and I had to add a bit more red onion, but all three sandwiches were very good and I can see myself visiting them again soon.
They have racks of bagged snacks a stand up cooler filled with cold drinks and a reach in cooler filled with deli pickles, potato and macaroni salad and stuffed hot pepper shooters, as well as some mozzarella items. I bought 1 pint of the potato salad and for deli potato salad it was quite good, it definitely has sour cream in it and the macaroni salad was just as good and I am very picky about macaroni salad.