Jerome Barth

Great sandwich place at very reasonable prices. Warm welcome. Tried today for the first time can't believe I had not discovered this place before.

Charlie Hecht

This place is so good. The service is fast and friendly. They give you a little menu card to fill out (I love this) so you can build a custom sandwich if you want. The sandwich is so good and leaves nothing to be desired. The best part is the bread which I’m assuming they make in house. The seeded hero is covered in sesame seeds top and bottom. Such a nice touch. Anyway…if you like great sandwiches you should go here now.

Maneesha Panja

Got a sausage egg and cheese here. Extremely well priced, high quality, and the staff are very kind! Looking forward to going back and trying a lunch sandwich

Kirin Dombek

Absolute favorite neighborhood spot for sandwiches! Delicious, great prices, and really good quality ingredients. Everyone who works here is so friendly and caring too!

S z

One of the best sandwich shops in Park Slope! If I could eat here every day, I absolutely would. The food is consistently delicious, and the owner is truly one of the kindest people I’ve ever met. Couldn’t recommend this place more highly!

Shai H

Perhaps the best first-time service I've ever had at a place that serves sandwiches, and I've lived in Brooklyn since the 90s. The subs themselves are solid, not gonna blow your mind or anything but definitely the best in the area. The owner and workers there are all super friendly and welcoming, which is rare in nyc but I guess par for course in this family friendly area (maybe too much so, doesn't even feel like Brooklyn). The ambiance is immaculate. Great place for kids and adults alike. Again, food ain't anything to write home about, but you'll never get let down from a sandwich from Sub Hub. Just wish their hours were better but if that's the price you gotta pay for excellent service I'm all for it!

Faith Taylor

Wanted to try this place. Worked a 12 hour shift the day before and was really craving an amazing Italian sub to eat while i watched tv and absolutely rotted on my couch to recover. This was the only place that i could find that had banana peppers which is crucial for an italian sub. If you don’t do banana peppers im sorry but you’re doing it wrong. As soon as i walked in, the vibes were excellent. Price point was great especially for what you get, subs are huge and it comes with chips and i got a black cherry soda. I love that they have these cards you fill out, it honestly makes it so much easier especially when you get a lot of toppings like i do. It was absolutely delicious. I’m not even supposed to eat gluten and dairy but when i need to have a cheat day this place is on my list. So good. Will be coming back. And the people working are super kind.

SEANWICHES

Your local sandwich shop with good people making tasty sandos. The guy at the counter said he can make a sando any way I want, a sandwich artist after my heart. If I owned a sandwich shop, it would be like this joint. Muy bueno 👏

+6

chris caracciolo

Finally got the chance to stop in for a sandwich. Nothing disappointing here. The attention to detail on every sandwich Shows it and tastes it . I got the Italian combo, it was a Perfectly balanced amount of meat for my liking. But the bread was outstanding. .really happy to support local people like this, and so should you.

Michael Lord

They know how to make a good sandwich, and the bread is excellent. Without cross contamination issues at the bodega. $12 for my sub and small chips, $1 extra for a can of soda. Takeout only, and a good value. I’m a fan.

Charles Liu

Huge. Italian combo on a solid sesame hero. Got mine with provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, oil, balsamic, and red peppers. Comes with a bag of chips. Super nice people! Definitely lasts 2 meals, or one hungry session. I will be back!

Thomas Fiscoe

Went to the Sub Hub today and got a chicken cutlet hero with bacon, chips, and a soda for 9.99. What a deal! Sandwich was delicious, quick, and I think it was the owner(?) who told me that the bread is baked locally, so that’s awesome. Sandwich was just what I was looking for. I’ll have to come by here in the morning for breakfast one of these days.

Josh Pesin

I was hungry after volunteering for several hours during the COVID pandemic and this little hero shop caught my eye. For $7.99, you could purchase a nice-sized sub with a menu that offers two dozen various Boar's Head meats and cheeses. Thrown into the deal was a can of soda and bag of chips. I thought that this was a great deal. The guy who ran the business was very friendly and showed me a selection of many wet toppings that could be added to my sandwich including pickles, jalapenos, tomato slices, lettuce, and several other options. The worker didn't just do his job, he actually made recommendations on what he offered. You could tell that he loved working there. I'm assuming that he's either the owner or a very dedicated employee. The hero bread was soft and tasted fresh. And of course the meat on my hero was Boar's Head, so we already know the quality there. What made this place stand out was a large selection of candy packages that appeared to be Japanese imports. These candies, along with a display showing an assortment of anime toys on a nearby shelf, added color and playfulness to the store's ambiance. Overall, the place was clean, presentable, and due to the worker's (owner's?) friendliness, had a great vibe to it. I usually visit Park Slope to eat at restaurants, but this place will now be on my radar when I'm in the mood for a sub made at a mom and pop place instead of from a national chain.

+6