Best hoagie in town!

Marker954

If you know what a Laspada's Original Hoagie is in Broward County then you know that it's the best sub in South Florida.
Now there's Padrino's Original Hoagie in Stuart which is a family spin off of Laspada's and easily as good.
Check it out, they're next to the Lowe's in south Stuart on US1.

These guys will hook you up.

hewes18

The best gyros and subs I've had was at a small shop at the corner of Sample and 441, I think the name was steak and deli or something like that. Best cheese steak I've ever had in Florida, hands down everything fresh and they make this wine sauce to go with it, GREEEEAAAT!

captinmitch

Best Philly Cheesesteak in Florida is at Swifty's Market in Boca.

CaptTater

sounds like a whole lot of yankee talk up there.

century7

I have been at Padrino's and it is just as good as Laspadas but they do give you an option to toast the sub.

One of my favorite sub shops is Lou's on Dixie between Atlantic and Copans. Just North of the GoodYear Blimp in Pompano.

Griz

Maybe I'm a rookie, but I like Firehouse cheese steak loaded.

bigiron

How about Vince's on Congress by the airport. Sub King on Broadway (closed) and how about Royal's back by North Shore High School!

Guess there's always Russo's, and I remember Big Fig's on Dixie in Lake Worth...some of my favorites Of course Figs and Sub King are gone..

bigiron

CaptTater wrote: »

sounds like a whole lot of yankee talk up there.

fuggadaboutit!

captinmitch

Griz wrote: »

Maybe I'm a rookie, but I like Firehouse cheese steak loaded.

No, that one is pretty good. But the next time you find yourself in Boca, call me and I'll meet you at Swifty's for the best one.

Triplewrap

Swifty's ??

As good as Grace's Subs were ?

captinmitch

If not better. God, I miss Gracie's.

Triplewrap

Tell me.. She put dill relish on the hoagies with that chopped pepper relish... Made a huge difference..

Is Swifty's on the NW corner in that small strip ?? Or over where Wuvs used to be ?? Or is that a Law Office now...
I drove around Boca a couple of times recently, ate at Fran's Chicken Haven (terrible),

Lots of memories. I wanna try LaSpadas.. Store off University was so good.. Huge sub..

I will tell you that Sandwich Man on Atlantic and Congress, Delray, has superb hoagies.. Try a Michelangelo all the way.. Very nice, and not $$. 7 bucks to fill an empty tank.

reelcountry

The best Hoagie in town is a Russo's Sub. Just had one today on the way home from fishing with the kids!

repair

The closest steak sandwich to one from Philly is Big Als in Boynton Beach and downtown Delray.
The bread which is part of the taste is brought down from Philly. ( Almost like Pats in Philly. )
They even sell Tasty Kake fruit pies.( You Philly guys know what they are. )

chick-a-dee

We were just at Laspada's yesterday! They opened a new location off of SE 17th Street in Fort Lauderdale, but we went to the original one on University. So yummi!

Odysseas

Swifty's is as good as Grace's was, however, I have seen things in there...I'll just leave it at that. But it is good, there's no arguing that.

Next Level

I eat at Vinces on Congress at least once a week and Russos almost every Saturday. Russos on Saturday is a family tradition going back at least 40 years.

oldtimer

Padrinos is good value and taste for the money. If it had an amorasano roll it would be right up there with a chinks.....

NE Philly spot.

sam50

Vince's subs are maybe the best I've had from broward to palm beaches. However there a restaurant in Margate (atlantic and Rock Island called Roosters) that has the best cheese steaks around, original Chicago owners, and yes I've had Swifty which was good but not the same.

Nickhoog

For all us dumb Southerners, please give us your Yankee definition of the different long bread "meal" made so popular by the Earl of Sandwich...

Submarine (Sub):
Grinder:
Hoagie:
"Amorasano roll"??:

If there is others, please elaborate....

hatcity

Nickhoog wrote: »

For all us dumb Southerners, please give us your Yankee definition of the different long bread "meal" made so popular by the Earl of Sandwich...

Submarine (Sub):
Grinder:Hoagie:
"Amorasano roll"??:

If there is others, please elaborate....

You grinder, you brought er

repair

Sub and hoagie are the same just depends where they are from.
A true grinder the roll is first toasted then the stuff is put in.
And you NEVER EVER use mayo in the sandwich its a oil, vinegar, mix with some oregano.
Also the only type of cheese is an Italian type never american or swiss.
Ambroshia is the roll of choice.

mike_s

Sandwich Man in Delray makes a great italian sub called the "Michael Angelo". It's right up there with Laspoda's Italian Special.

nuevowavo

Nickhoog wrote: »

For all us dumb Southerners, please give us your Yankee definition of the different long bread "meal" made so popular by the Earl of Sandwich...

Submarine (Sub):
Grinder:
Hoagie:
"Amorasano roll"??:

If there is others, please elaborate....

"Hero" in NY - probably from the Greek "gyro" sandwich

And the best Italian sub I've had in SoFla is at V & S Italian Deli on Federal and 26th.
Get it on the "hard bread".

oaks

Laspoda's is good. V&S in Boca is absolutely better. Nuevo is correct.

ChadJ55

Haven't been to a lot of the ones posted in this thread, but D'Best Sandwich shop on Dixie just north of Yamato makes a **** fine sub.

Toothy Thang

Triplewrap wrote: »

I will tell you that Sandwich Man on Atlantic and Congress, Delray, has superb hoagies.. Try a Michelangelo all the way.. Very nice, and not $$. 7 bucks to fill an empty tank.

I watched a guy order a Micheal Angelo one day and he asked for Mayo, the girl behind the counter said "No way in hell are we putting Mayo on an Italian"!! :Spittingcoffee

That place is awesome!

repair

Good for her.

Liverock

Oh man...I am seriously craving a V&S Italian now! :Agree

You guys that love a good cheesesteak on an "Amoroso" roll really need to check out http://www.directfromphilly.com/ in Deerfield.

And if Mitch recommend's Swifty's, you can bet I'll be giving it a shot real soon!

jayseas

No cheese steaks at padrino's

the extractor

V&S is way better than laspada's !!!!! best italian food in south florida! I gotta try Swifty's though