Dinunzio’s Authentic Italian Hoagie

Very Good, I plan on stopping in again for sure. The hot peppers are really HOT so be warned, haha.
Fresh meats and bread for sure.
Onyl reason for not 5 stars is that I tried to stop in a couple times and they were closed. Need more hours of operation.

Just passing through Lebanon traveling on business and checked Unilocal for restaurant ideas. THIS PLACE RULES! Absolutely awesome sandwich! I ordered the #3 (Hungry Italian) and it was delicious. I ate in dining room, but they offered to wrap half the sandwich in advance, which turned out to be a great idea. It was big. Most of the sandwiches are a but spicy, but that’s what makes it great… Very flavorful! And there are some choices that looked less spicy if that’s your preference. I spent about $ 11, including a good size bag of yummy Dieffenbach’s potato chips and a raspberry flavored Honest Tea. Great value. Best hoagie I’ve ever had! And service was quick & friendly, too The smiley cashier even told someone to have a «Blessed Day»… How nice is that?

One of the best places to get a sub in Lebanon County. The rolls are fresh and they make a good size sandwich.

Awesome sandwiches can’t get any fresher than this place and the subs are loaded def recommend this sub shop

I lived in the Friuli region of Italy when I was a teenager. Nothing like sitting at an outdoor café at the foot of the Alps with an Italian hoagie — real provolone, sosprasetta, prosciutto… and an Aranciata to wash it down. At 45 years old, Dinunzio’s is the first hoagie I’ve ever had that whisked me back to that time in my life. These guys know what they’re doing — the meats are great quality and not only that, whoever made the menu knows how to pair meats, cheeses, peppers, and condiments in the proper and traditional Italian way, all the way down to the oil and vinegar, and generous salt and pepper. This is the best Italian hoagie you’re bound to get this side of NYC and I’d be willing to bet, this side of Venice. Simple menu with great variety, fast, cheap, and generous.
Only one drawback: The hours. They close after lunch and are closed on Sundays (as are most places in Lebanon). It reminds me of traditional Italian values — dinner should be spent with the family, not working your business, so kudos on the owners for that decision. But still, so many people are missing out on this hidden gem because they don’t work in that area. Even for lunch, I suggest you call ahead and place your order, because sometimes the line is out the door by 11:30.
Do Not Miss!

Always excellent service and great food! There’s sooo much meat and cheese packed into the fresh rolls, that they should give you a knife and fork with every sub you buy. Get napkins for sure. Money well spent every time.

this is a place I’ve been wanting to try for quite some time. their limited hours made it hard for me. I ordered the #1 «the sharp dressed Italian». hands down the best Italian sub I’ve had. the workers were very nice too. do yourself a favor and give this place a try.

If you want to get a good Hoagie in Lebanon this is the place to go. They get fresh rolls (hard and soft) from Philly daily and use the highest quality deli meats. The One Potato Two Potato chips made right up the road complement the sandwiches perfectly. My only complaint is that they are only open for lunch. #3, The Hungry Italian, with the Cracked Pepper chips will change your life.

Ate here again last week. Got the hungry Italian. I was in around 12:30 and they were out of hard rolls, so I had a soft roll. I am salivating as I type. This place is amazing. I will go out of my way to eat here if I am in a 10 mile radius.

I’ve been picking up hoagies for myself and coworkers from here for about a month now. In a town swimming in hoagie options this is a true standout. The meat, bread and cheeses are always fresh and of high quality. I recommend calling ahead as they can get very busy and/​or run out of bread which actually indicates the freshness of it. High turnover = fresh
The only bummer is that they’re only open until 2.
Hope that changes in the near future.

This Recently opened Hoagie shop has lines out the doors already. The breads they Use escalate the Hoagie to elite statues. They have 16 sandwiches total on the menu. They are open Monday to Friday 11 am to 2 pm or when the bread runs out. No schtick here just off the hook heroes. This place has hall of fame written all over it, as long as the Italian bread and commitment stays true to form