D’Angelo

It’s a good sandwich shop. Quickly prepared, well made sandwiches. Most are decent.
If you want something different, try their Thanksgiving sandwich. Not just turkey, it’s filed with stuffing, gravy, and even cranberry.
Booths are nice and tall so eating here is quiet.

I ate here a few months ago and the following day my friend’s Dad was MURDERED. Coincidence? Time will tell. Sandwich was good though. Onions tasted like they were picked extremely recently by someone who moisturizes their skin the perfect amount.

Normally, I love D’Angelos lobster sandwiches. But today my dad surprised my husband and I by bringing us lobster sandwiches. I use the term lobster loosely, seeing as you can’t even see the lobster unless you open the sandwich and dig the lettuce off. I suggest checking your sandwich before you leave. These lobster sandwiches are pricy and D’Angelos doesn’t really seem to care if you get your money’s worth.
Ugh.

I don’t know what it is about them, but their turkey sub is insanely delicious. So simple but so, so tasty! Although the prices here are higher than at Subway, I like this place a lot more because the quality seems to be a lot better (and tastier!). Staff has always been pleasant and friendly to me, no complaints about that at all! I wasn’t aware that they do delivery; I’ll have to try that sometime!

Greatest place ever. I always look forward to coming her every time I am here from So California. Their Grilled Veggie Pita is my favorite. It was my favorite place to eat lunch when I worked in Concord in the late ’80’s.

Worst place for lunch ever. No parking in their tiny crappy lot, 10+ min wait in line and 20+ min wait for a medium sub. Bunch of idiots working here. Wish I could give zero stars, after 20+ minutes my order still was not called, i go up to the front and ask where it is, she says it was never put in?!? I wasnt the only one either, another guy had the same issue right behind me.

This is one of the three D’Angelo shops in Concord. I stop at this location in the Heights occasionally. I used to eat at D’Angelo quite a bit for lunch and dinner a few years ago. I will only stop here if I have coupons since the subs and sandwiches are a bit overpriced compared to Subway and Quizno’s which offer footlong subs for $ 5 or less without a coupon. Cheese costs extra here on most subs.
The subs here are pretty decent and I do enjoy the grilled items such as the Number 9, Cheeseburger, and BLT & Cheese. The turkey breast used here is the roasted kind and not the deli meat kind, making the Thanksgiving Toasted (turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, & mayo served with gravy) one of my favorite subs here. However, D’Angelo used to have a seafood salad sub, which is no longer on the menu (I have to go to Yellow Submarine for seafood subs), but the lobster sandwich is offered here during the summer is pretty good, but very pricey as expected.
The service at this location has been efficient after I place my order and I get my sub fairly quick (I’ve stopped in here late afternoon). There’s plenty of seating in the dining area.