Foster Boys

Over priced for a hoagie $ 11 really? $ 1 add on for a Scarcones roll when they pay 10 ct. Each.

It’s inconsistent but the only place in the area to get a Sicilian pizza. Most of the time it’s okay to good. But it hasn’t been on the great side for a long time. I’m not sure where the quality went down but the prices went up and the pizza quality dipped. But like I said it’s inconsistent. Okay to good and the only place to get Sicilian pizza.

LOVE their house pie. Cheese under the sauce, nice and crispy… so good. Don’t mind paying $ 1 extra for hard roll for hoagies — they’re amazingly good hoagies made with boars head meat. Service is always good.

Great sandwiches and pizza. High quality ingredients and homemade meatballs. Try the peppadews they’re good on everything.

It’s good. All of it. My issue is what they charge. It’s really expensive for what it is. It’s $ 30 at least for two sandwiches chips and two drinks. It’s not like the sandwiches are huge they’re not. Pizza is good not great and again expensive. There just isn’t a lot of value here.

Just alright. Over priced hoagies but they are good. Pizza is not near best in town. Not always pleasant to deal workers with. Expect to wait for food on weekends.

Come in, order cheesesteak, wait 45 minutes with no one in front of you. Sound like a good, quick bite to you?
The reason appears to be that delivery takes precedence. The counter person also made us wait a while as they helped with delivery orders.
I would absolutely have left after an hour with no food, no line ahead of us, and one sandwich ordered… But I had paid at time of order. Ridiculous. Disappointing.

a friend said try their hoagies they are the best in town. Ordered 3 special Italians half size 46 bucks for 3 of them i figured give it a shot they must be good for that price. So me a my two good friends had them they were so so the bread was good but overall so so they were loaded with veggies more than the coldcuts. but for 46 bucks! i am all for paying for a good meal but these hoagies are just not worth it. I can go to a deli and buy boars head lunch meats and make a better hoagie at home.
come on $ 46 bucks for 3 half hoagies.
I rather go to Sarcone’s Deli in Philly 10x better hoagie and way cheaper even driving there its still cheaper

Solid hoagies, especially with the hard bread. I think they deliver and have heard that the pizza is good. Minus one star because they are pretty pricy.

Their «ultimate house pizza», with sausage, might be the best pizza I’ve ever had. This isn’t your normal pizza: homemade spaghetti sauce and locatelli cheese make it uniquely awesome. Firm crust, and a nice zing. I’m sure the rest of the menu is great, but it’s hard to pass up this pie.
And «the ultimate» is why I give them 5 stars. I also like the laid-​back, order-​at-​the-​counter atmosphere.

Foster Boys is incredible. Know that you’ll have a wait going into it, as everything they do is fresh cut/​sliced/​etc. They have the best white pizza in town (get some proscutto on it!), mozarella sticks, and incredible sandwiches. The gravy fries are incredible (but really should provide more gravy… ask for extra) and the $ 5 milkshake was a ¹⁰⁄₁₀ and a ⁷⁄₁₀. It seems like it depends on who is making it.
I don’t love the Italian Hoagie (my hoagie of choice) as they use sharp provolone; but so many other things are amazing.
I really can’t recommend this place enough and am surprised it doesn’t have a higher rating.
However, this is def. a place to go.

Foster Boys has been consistently awesome since they opened up back in 2007 or so. There is something special about the pizza, maybe the seasonings they put on it, I can’t put my finger on it… just tastes better than the rest. All this time and I’ve never tried one of their hoagies though.
Fast and friendly service… never had an issue with quality at all. Very good stuff.

I really like this store, and have never had something bad. They are cheesesteaks and other subs are just to die for. The pizza is good, but not the best. I would certainly return simply for the subs, especially the cheesesteaks. Living close to the facility has been great, because I feel as if I’ve been able to taste a real sense of Philadelphia while being in the suburbs. Overall, I would highly recommend Foster Boys Pizza to anybody.

Love Foster Boys! Great service & very accommodating.
My daughter loves the homemade spaghetti. The food is made to order & always yummy!
The ultimate Italian hoagie was awesome!

I ordered 3 cheessteaks and was very surprised when it was over thirty dollars. When I asked if ten dollars each was correct the girl at the counter assured me that they are worth it. They weren’t. Small portion and over cooked meat. I won’t be going back.

My OPINION: Underwhelming. Overpriced.
$ 10.49 for half a Buffalo Chicken Cheesesteak, plus extra for fried onions… please blow me away. Instead, I was asking my wife «Is that an onion there?»
Quality is good. But I want so much to be a more frequent customer, but have not been able to make the leap.
Nice people, though.

Save yourself some time and go to liones. Foster boys has very poor customer service and is extremely expensive.

Pizza was good, crust was nice and crispy. We ordered a large, but the outside 2 – 3 inches of the pie was just crust without any cheese, sauce or other ingredients. If I wanted a medium 14″ I would have ordered one.
The sandwiches are way over priced for what you get. I ordered a eggplant parm half a sub for 10 bucks, it was mostly bread, very little eggplant/​cheese in the roll which was very disappointing for the price I paid. If I’m paying top dollar IMHO the sandwich should come loaded,
Won’t order sandwiches from them again, but might try again on the Pizza.

Service is great. Hoagie bread is delicious. We will def come back again. I had the Italian with hot peppers, it was great
My husband ordered the chicken cheese steak and ate the whole thing which he never does,

I have heard great things about Foster boys for sandwiches and pizza. We tried them out this evening. Their pizza is reminiscent of pie I would get at 2 AM which after a night at the bar is the doughy equivalent of crack. However, in the light of day and with my wits about me eating this pizza was, well just okay. I will not be passing judgment on the whole place just based on their pizza. After all, their marketing says great pizza and amazing sandwiches. More to come on this place later.
I was delighted to know that the staff is knowledgeable about what ingredients they use in their pizza dough. My son has an egg and peanut allergy and that makes it awfully tough at times to eat out. Thankfully, they do not use any peanut or egg product in their sandwiches or in their pizza dough.
So far, there are a lot better local places for pizza. I will report back on their sandwiches another time.