I think it is supposed to be healthier, but it still seemed a bit greasy to me. The grilled artichokes with mushroom and onions had such a good flavor - it made a wonderful sandwich! The provolone cheese was pulley (but not so much that my dentures would come out). My sub was so delicious I could have eaten it without the chicken.

The bread was Italian and was toasty on the outside and soft and light on the inside – so fresh! It had grilled artichokes, grilled onion, grilled mushrooms, provolone cheese and the added chicken along with spices. I liked the width of the sub once I put it together - it wasn’t too wide and I could get my mouth around it. When they brought my sandwich to me, it was toasted and open-faced, ready to fold over. The lemonade was tart just the way I like it. I didn’t want them shouting out “Willie Mae” so I gave them my last name. They bring your meal to you - all you have to do is give them your name. What a perfect drink for a warm, sunny day. I saw it behind her and it looked very fresh. The cashier asked me if I wanted fresh-squeezed lemonade. It was nice to just order and leave it in their hands and pay for my meal. I love fresh vegetables, but the thought of an artichoke sandwich just didn’t sound substantial enough (I am no vegetarian) so I asked them to add chicken to mine and that made it a dollar more. They also had a vegetarian menu and, when I saw a grilled artichoke sub, it just sounded delicious.Ī six-inch meal consists of fries and drink for just $7.39.

The ingredients looked fresh and plentiful. They had a Club, Philadelphia, Italian, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Chicken Teriyaki, a Pizza sub and even a Dagwood! There were many other selections to choose from and they all looked good.

Penn station sandwiches