6 minutes ago, Displaced Texan said:

In Texas, everyone orders a ‘coke’, and then a ‘flavor’ is specified….

So if I'm visiting TX and want to save time, can I just say "I'll have a Coke-flavored Coke?"

3 minutes ago, DirtyDigz said:

So if I'm visiting TX and want to save time, can I just say "I'll have a Coke-flavored Coke?"

If you’re in Texas, you should relax and enjoy the culture. Slow down a bit. Sit a spell. Y’all come back now, ya hear?

I speak 1 and 3, but I will eat all 4!

50 minutes ago, Displaced Texan said:

EDIT: The ONLY exception to this rule is when you order a Dr. Pepper. That is called out by name from the get-go. 
Especially if you are in Dublin, Texas. 

I still wish they made Dublin Dr Pepper...

Sub mostly but hoagie is acceptable.  I've never heard anyone call it "grinder".  Like never.  I think that's more of a Northern Midwest thing no??  Like calling soda "pop".

17 hours ago, Displaced Texan said:

I never heard a sub sandwich referred to as a ‘grinder’ until I was stationed in Groton, Ct. the submarine Capitol of the world (because of Electric Boat, the submarine base, and submarine training facility).

I'm guessing you know Norm's dinner, we haven't been to Groton in years but we use to go to Norm's dinner every visit to CT

Well anyway, if you want a real sub ...

Jersey Subs in New Brunswick

Tastee Sub Shop in Lawrenceville or Edison

and forget about that Jersey Mike's crap - god awful bread and tasteless meat.

13 hours ago, Grapeshot said:

And since it's still summer...

Are they Jimmies or Sprinkles? 

Jimmies.

32 minutes ago, YankeeSC said:

Well anyway, if you want a real sub ...

Jersey Subs in New Brunswick

Tastee Sub Shop in Lawrenceville or Edison

and forget about that Jersey Mike's crap - god awful bread and tasteless meat.

Hoagie Haven FTW.

3 minutes ago, CMJeepster said:

Hoagie Haven FTW.

Phat Lady was my go-to.

2 minutes ago, YankeeSC said:

Phat Lady was my go-to.

Keep your love life out of this thread!  Joking.  This has been my go-to since 1999.

Grinder is some dipshit nutmegger from CT definition of a SUB AND OR HERO. WTF is a hoagie?

 NY born NNJ raised. Dons  sandwich shop in Boonton, we used to ride our bikes there and get a SUB. Place is still there after at least 50 years. Still serving subs to those in the know

13 minutes ago, YankeeSC said:

Phat Lady was my go-to.

I bet you had a moped

2 hours ago, FXDX said:

I'm guessing you know Norm's dinner, we haven't been to Groton in years but we use to go to Norm's dinner every visit to CT

Norm’s was awesome! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

growing up in brooklyn I used to call it a hero.  But since I made a decision to disassociate myself from everything NYC, I now call it a sub.

10 minutes ago, MartyZ said:

growing up in brooklyn I used to call it a hero.  But since I made a decision to disassociate myself from everything NYC, I now call it a sub.

As a kid also grew up in Bklyn, Carroll Gardens/ Redhook, Always a hero and BTW Sprinklers.  will always associate with Bklyn, best times. It's changed but still go back to old neighborhood for memories of what's left.

you need a drink to wash down that hoagie.....Soda or pop?

6 minutes ago, JohnnyB said:

.....Soda or pop?

Tonic.

22 hours ago, leahcim said:

Pop, soda, or coke?

Beer, pretty sure it's the  same word around here.

Tequila

3 hours ago, Scorpio64 said:

Tonic.

So Bostonian. 

It’s a Sub.

On 8/22/2022 at 1:58 PM, Scorpio64 said:

Elsie's in Red Bank and Joyce's in Lincroft made the best subs ever.  The last time I was at Elsie's, they still had the same rickety wood screen door that slams shut behind you.  That was at least 15 years ago.  Anyone who went to St. James/RBC definitely knows Elsie's.

Yes!!! Joyce’s is awesome. Their Italian Sub with LTO SPO O&V HP is killer. The turkey and provolone Sub with LTO SP cranberry sauce isn’t too shabby either.

There was a Sub shop in the main building of the Collingswood Auction that was amazing as well - not sure if it is still there or still good. God, I haven’t been there in years… 

2 hours ago, High Exposure said:

Yes!!! Joyce’s is awesome.

Remember the Baldanza's Bakery bread bags the put the subs in?

On 8/22/2022 at 5:54 PM, Grapeshot said:

A Cheese Steak Sub is a Cheese Steak with Lettuce, tomato, onion, etc.

Nobody puts lettuce or tomato on a cheese steak. The onions better be fried.

 

When I hear grinder, I automatically think "British Steel" by Judas Priest.  ;-)

22 hours ago, Scorpio64 said:

Remember the Baldanza's Bakery bread bags the put the subs in?

Yes! The place in the Auction does the same. Holds all the oil and vinegar and HP juice in there. Makes it so much better.