Jerry’s Subs and Pizza

Pretty good pizza but they need to use fresh mushroom was not a fan of the canned ones on my pizza.

Well the kingstowne location was the best in my opinion. The steak and cheese there was always cut into small pieces and well toasted like I requested every time and the bread never soggy. The steak and cheese was ok but I thought it needed more meat and cheese. Service was good but the lady making the food did not speak a lick of english. I am a native arlingtonian and it saddens me how gentrification changed this area. I saw homeless people at every step on my way out.

WORST food I’ve had in Arlington! This place doesn’t deserve 1 star. It should be shut down. I ordered a TNT and was delivered a Philly cheese steak which wasn’t the worst part. When the delivery arrived I heard the driver attempt to open my door before knocking, weird. More importantly when I opened the delivery box there was old, hard, «steak» meat that was cold. The cheese had congealed into a hard lump… it was inedible. I was so annoyed I took it back and explained the situation: wrong sandwich, old sandwich, I would like the correct one made. The owner replied, you didn’t order the TNT, which I distinctly remember ordering. I told him I did and he began to argue. Terrible customer service. All this is to say nothing for the fact I’ve been coming there for years and have never ordered any diff sandwich. The major issue was the sandwich was inedible, which seemed to escape the owner until he looked at it and realized how gross the sandwich was. He finally agreed to remake it but would charge me for the difference, 0.60. The delivery fee was 2.00 and because of card minimums he had added on a 0.50 cookie I didn’t even want. So I told him take this cookie I didn’t want back in leu of the sandwich cost difference. He finally made the sandwich, which ended up being subpar anyway. Waste of my time and energy of BS! I’m never coming back here.

Got a Philly Double Trouble… It was very tasty and the service was friendly and quick. $ 16 was a little steep for a large sandwich combo but flavor almost made it worth it.

I placed my order online and they still got it completely wrong! I sent an email but not even the slightest apology. Better food elsewhere with much better service.

The storefront needs some help. Whoever was at the cash register (I’m assuming this was a manager) did not even know the specials that were posted in the window and even argued that the sign wasn’t there. His kids/​relatives were running around the place. HIS kids/​relatives. We know this because they were given a pizza made from the back of the house. With the emptiness and down time, the workers might want to think about cleaning up the tables, floor, condiments that were desperately calling for attention. I have no problems with the food, but will probably never eat in the store again.

Idk what all these people are talking about but they apparently don’t know what good food is. This place is awesome! It is a little pricy for the portion size but worth it!

The food has always been fine, but today’s experience leaves me not wanting to enjoy it in the immediate future. My order came, but my phone did not ring to indicate that I needed to let them into my condo bldg. I wound up calling GrubHub Customer Service to try to have them redeliver. Although they did, and this time the phone worked for me to let them in, upon arriving at my apartment he proceeded to yell at me about making him drive 5 miles each way (i live 1.8 miles one way), and how upset he was. Immediately called GrubHub Customer Service again to complain. While they were supportive, there was not much they could do to fix this other than a Free Grub coupon.
The driver’s attitude was unprofessional and not a good reflection on the food nor the restaurant

I got a small sub and it was exceptionally bad. Not really much else to say. I would not recommend

Way to overpriced for what they give you, I got two small sandwiches (one for me, an one for a friend) and a drink and it went up to 20 something bucks, granted they weren’t even meals. To me it’s not worth the money, you don’t get enough for what you pay for.

Had the pizza deal on Monday night. I was around the area and wanted something cheap for dinner. The pizza tastes like cardboard. The cheese is non-​existent. If you are a restaurant who has «pizza» in their name then you’d expect something better than this disgusting cardboard pizza. Red Baron and Digiorno make better frozen pizzas than this pathetic thing.
Their pizza sucks, don’t EVER get it.
Their cheesesteaks suck and are way over priced.
Their french fries are good, but overly priced.
I’m surprised this chain has survived in the BAWA region for so many years with such awful quality of food and high prices.

After a long day playing tourist, I found this place open at 9:45 pm. It was emptied but very tempting with all the cheesesteak sub bragging on the outside. At the end, hunger made the call and I was inside.
The menu is short and simple. Nothing I have not seen before. I finally made up my mind and ordered a tuna sub regular size and a soft drink. I was later asked what cheese and I said provolone. All good up to this point.
My food arrives and I found myself with a tuna sandwich not worth $ 4.39 and on top of that, the cashier never told me he was charging me extra for the cheese. A tuna sandwich regular size and a regular soft drink $ 7.36 plus tax. What a rip off.
The tuna was ok but I will take it elsewhere next time around.
Tip: parking is free after 6:00 pm across the street by the AMC theater.

The service was friendly and the prices were about what I’d expect for the D.C. area, but the cheesesteak just wasn’t very good. It certainly was not «the world’s best» as they claim! It’s in a convenient location to my hotel and the Courthouse metro station, but it’s unlikely that I’d go back again.

I have been coming here for lunch for a few years and the services has been consistently good. The area where you eat is always clean, the service is fast, and the food is good.

Friendly owner/​manager on cash register Didn’t know I can order via Unilocal.
Located across Courthouse rail station in Arlington. Friendly staff & the place is spacious, clean & shows well.
Haroon M.

Went back for the first time in a while and can’t figure out why I did. First, it is incredibly expensive and the quality just is not there. A small sub of fried chicken only, fries and a drink you are talking about $ 12.
For that price, I expect good food, but that’s not even good. The fried chicken is just chicken tenders on not good bread. The grilled chicken has a bad taste.
At night the place is typically deserted so locals have gotten the same message I have. Also, cleaniness in the dining room is questionable. The carpet is stained, the décor outdated.
Had not been back in weeks and won’t be back anytime soon. Though the one positive, the staff is pretty friendly there, always the same owner. And they cook/​fry fresh to order.

I haven’t eaten at a Jerry’s since my freshman year of college some 20+ years ago. Now I remember why.
«It’s Jerry’s. Poo… poo…Jerry’s.»

This place is absolutely useless. Drawing a rough anology in corporate fraud terms, this place is an enron for restaurants. They’ve got a good market location, no product, and loads of specials.
And from a business sense point of view, too, aren’t places like this supposed to be doing a bulk of their business when peoples’ tastebuds have died — after 2am on friday nights? I’ve never seen them open after the bars close on weekends.

As you walk in the door you see «world’s best cheesesteak» plastered on the front of the building. That’s quite a claim for a mediocre fast food chain to make.
I can barely believe how expensive the food is here. I went for the $ 5.99 Monday Night Pizza deal. The special only applies to plain cheese pizza. If you want a topping, expect to pay more. My peperoni pizza rang up at $ 8.17. I honestly cannot fathom paying full-​price here.
Anyway, I gave Jerry’s a shot and they disappointed — I won’t be back. I can buy frozen pizza at the supermarket 3 for $ 10 and the quality is infinitely better than Jerry’s.

I have no idea why people come here any day but Monday. The 5.99 deal on Mondays is pretty damn good (but ONLY if you get the white pizza, their regular pizza is flat-​out atrocious), but the regular prices on their pizza are unbelievably high for the caliber of ingredients. The fries are good, and reasonably priced if you get the large size and you happen to want six potatoes worth of french fries. They’re a good call if you’re on your way back from the metro after some day drinking downtown.
Their cheesesteaks are good, and I’ve enjoyed them the couple times I’ve gotten buy-​one-​get-​one free coupons, but again — insanely expensive at regular prices.
The fries and their Monday pizza deal would snag them three stars, but their advertising drops them to a two. They constantly have radio commercials advertising 2.99 cheesesteaks. Their 2.99 cheesesteak is, no joke, a 4-​inch sub. Who has ever heard of a 4-​inch sub? Second, maybe I’ve just thought about it too much because I always had to stare at the sign outside the building when I was sitting at the stoplight by this place, but they advertise «$ 5 lunches.» Apparently a sandwich (a goddamn 4-​inch sandwich, for that matter) and a drink is a «lunch.» Lunches have sides, and this place has french fries. Seriously, what the hell?