Jersey Mike’s Subs

Sandwiches are very consistent soft bread and fresh cold cuts. My favorite sub is the Turkey and Provolone with Lettuce, tomato, mayo, salt, pepper, oregano, oil, vinegar, hot peppers, and onions.

I have been going to Jersey Mikes for years. Whenever I am in the area and want to get a good sandwich this is the place to go. I always pick up Jersey Mikes when I am heading down to the beach and it is so convenient. Jersey Mikes has great sandwiches.

Hershey’s around the corner is way better and way cheaper.

Yum. A go to place for me when you want sub that is loaded with meat, cheese, toppings, and sauces. I tend to get a different type of sub every time I go in– tuna, super sub, original, club, chicken steak, and the list goes on and on.
I like this location because it’s not just another generic strip mall location, it’s actually on a Main Street in Westfield and has a little character to it. The dining room is on the small side, however as long as people aren’t squatting tables while the rest of their party is waiting in line, you can always find a place to sit.
Only thing I’m not sure of is how it seems to be co-​located with a hot dog store. There is definitely a clash in décor with Jersey Mikes winning — but given that both concepts originate from beach and Boardwalk, I think they actually go pretty well together.

Well compared to other Jersey Mike’s locations this one is lacking… severely. Ordered a Roast beef and Provolone sub. Order taker forgot what was ordered twice then failed to get the order correct. Was informed that The Pickle Barrel Pickles are the same as the dill chips that are for toppings. The sub had well done dry roast beef on it, no where close to the usually rare pink perfectly seasoned heaps of beef usually piled on these subs but rather 8 slices… yes 8 slices of gray beef, I guess it was the end of the piece and need to keep those margins going. As for the pickles I was informed that if they did have them the staff would eat them all… A hearty laugh was had by all… the staff that is. When attempting to pay and leave with my 13 $ crappy sub I was pestered to join a loyalty club and then wait for the check out to once again figure out what I had in my order so we could pay and leave. They should take some lessons on food preparation from their comrades at any of the other locations that I have visited. The very reason for visiting a franchised location such as this is the consistency of the product. Well sadly this Jersey Mike’s is trying to break the mold, in a bad way. On a plus the staff was friendly, the only reason for 2 stars

We went here for lunch on a Sunday around 12:30 and we got the last two rosemary bread loafs and the guy said once they run out, they’re out for the day. Sandwiches were great and the perfect size. My girlfriend wanted a cold sub warmed on there grill and they were very accommodating. A line started to form as we ate by the window but it moved quickly. This place is also attached to the Nathan’s next door so you can grab some french fries or onions runs on your way out.
Overall, two sandwiches with chips and a drink came to $ 20, which was a little pricey and made me question whether the same sandwiches would cost the same as Quiznos or blimpies. Probably would not taste as good

The subs here are delicious. So much better than subway — perhaps it’s because they don’t load their bread with rubber from yoga mats. It is completely true that their prices are inexplicable — a six inch turkey sub should not cost $ 6.45. Nonetheless, I will make a stop here when I’m in a spendy mood just because their subs are so good. Yum!
PS — there staff is freaky nice — the owner berates his staff — but I think this is why the staff is so nice.

I should pre-​face this by saying I despise the owner. He’s just a real life Scrooge — I have witnessed it first hand on quite a few occasions. As far as food, we only get one sub there — Club Supreme — and it’s usually pretty good. My daughter loves it so I mostly get it for her. Kids that work there are very nice, and I normally leave something in the tip jar. Knowing who they have for a boss, I feel bad for them.

After a line being out the door at Panera and Chipolte downtown I stumbled into Jersey Mikes. The guy who served me was really nice, like scary nice. I got a turkey sandwich it was almost 10 bucks! 10 bucks for a sandwich? wow. The food tastes pretty good, no complaints there. I won’t be going back though b/​c I think it’s a complete rip off

Nothing tastes right about the sandwiches made from this establishment. The turkey and ham taste identical, that is to say that it is devoid of any flavor whatsoever yet has the texture of slimy fake meat. Scary. I feel sick after having half of a sandwich here.

This sandwich shop franchise originated on the Point Pleasant boardwalk, and spread from there like an STD. I ordered a #11, their own-​label cold-​cut ham, salami, and provelone on a store-​baked white sub roll. The paper-​thin meat and cheese didn’t have much flavor, the lettuce was brown around the edges, and the bread tasted like cardboard. To make matters worse, they doused the thing with a nauseating amount of dried oregano. I am still tasting it two hours later.
As another reviewer suggested, if you want a good submarine sandwich, pass this place by, and walk a few blocks over to Hershey’s Deli.

You are really cheating yourself if you eat here with Hersheys Deli nearby. Not a bad sub but cant hold a candle to Hersheys.

This place was really clean, the service was fast and the food was good. It was my first time ever eating a «Jersey Mike’s Sub.» I liked that they didn’t overwhelm my sub with oregano. The bread was soft and tasty and the veggies were fresh. I will be coming back.