Penn Station East Coast Subs

Oh, let me tell you something, brother! When I stepped into Penn Station, I felt the energy surging through my veins, just like a championship match in the ring! But what caught my eye, yeah, right off the bat, was a sight that would make even the Macho Man do a double take. Oh yeah! Out the window, I witnessed a colossal family gathering. They were taking photos that were hotter than a fireball elbow drop! They were posing and laughing, united like a powerful tag team, making memories that would last a lifetime. It was a sight to behold, and I couldn't help but feel the love and camaraderie radiating from their group! But as I stood there, brother, the contrast hit me like a piledriver. There I was, sitting alone at a table, like a lone wolf in the vast wilderness. Oh yeah! The hustle and bustle of the station seemed to amplify the solitude, and for a moment, I felt like an outsider in this sea of happiness and togetherness. However, as the Macho Man knows too well, life can be a rollercoaster ride, with ups and downs, twists and turns. And in that moment, I realized that every individual's journey is unique, and sometimes you gotta embrace the solitude, oh yeah! As I settled in to devour my meal, I couldn't help but observe the family through the window. Their laughter echoed like the cheers of a triumphant crowd, and I imagined they were celebrating some glorious victory. But you know what, brother? Right then, I decided to celebrate my own victory – the victory of self-reliance and independence! The Macho Man doesn't need a crowd to feel alive! Oh no! I felt a sense of empowerment, embracing my solo dining experience, savoring every bite like it was a championship-winning moment! So, in the end, I left Penn Station with a heart full of admiration for that big, beautiful family and a newfound appreciation for my own solitary strength. The juxtaposition of their gathering and my lone dining experience was a powerful reminder that life's all about embracing the diversity and individuality that makes us who we are, brother! So if you're ever at Penn Station and find yourself dining alone, don't sweat it! Oh no! You've got the strength of the Macho Man within you, and that's all you need to conquer the day! Ooooh yeah! Also, the food was okay 👍

Updated - under new management now. Food quality greatly improved! My scores update to reflect. Used to be my go to Penn Station location. Food is spotty at best now. Ordered Chicken Cordon Blue sub to go...it had no honey mustard, lettuce or tomatos. Unfortunately, I didn't check until I got home. Lesson learned. Never again. This happens to me too often.

I ordered a cheese steak and small fries coming with a free cookie. It served quickly and friendly. Cheese steak and fries were fresh-made. However, I don’t like their pizza sauce. I will only add mayo and mustard. The cheese was sufficient but might cover the steak flavor. In addition, sandwich and fries combo made me really thirsty.

Current 4/5: New staff and they're rocking it. Food was delicious and service was much better this time around. We're making serious progress here, keep it up! Original: What's interesting with this location is that the food is usually outstanding but the staff are always incredibly rude. They got my order completely wrong and really skimped me on the fires, but everything tasted great...