Vinnie’s Place

Sweet place. Neighborhood joint. Very good bread. All the Philly style favorites. Cheap. A few tables inside but not cozy. Tasty. If it is on bread they will make it.

One of the very best sandwich shops in the area. Everything fresh. Service can be a bit slower than some others due to everything is prepared to order including slicing of meats. It makes a difference. Good place for dine in.

Solid sandwich place. Bread is fresh and don’t hold back on the amount of deli meat. Good variety too. 4 stars only instead of 5 because they don’t accept plastic (there is an ATM but of course it charges $ 2). Highly recommend this place for a quick bite.

Stopped in today for lunch, didn’t have an idea of what I wanted, the guys at the register helped me out. I went with the Old Italian Hoagie and man that sandwich was heavenly. I will be back !!!

There’s a variety of different sandwiches available here (and they’re all good), but the Italian hoagie seems to stand out. It really is the best Italian that I know of, anywhere. Has this place won Best of Delco yet? It should. The rolls are always fresh, and the amount of meat & toppings is just right; not ridiculously overpacked and dripping oil through soggy bread, etc. It’s just a great-​tasting sandwich. Couple this with good prices, friendly staff, a bright, clean seating area, with decent parking, and it’s a solid 5-​star rating.

Mediocre at best. Nothing really stands out. I had the Italian and it was just «ok». So so bread and run of the mill toppings. It’s good not great.

So great to be back! Each time we visit our family we have to stop on the way in and on the way out for their steak sandwiches and hoaggies. Such a treat!

Lower stars sadly because I’ve had trouble 3 times getting waited on. It seems regulars are given preferential treatment over those clearly in line before them.
But I Must say the food is very good. Soft rolls, plenty of meat and cheeses on the hoagies I’ve ordered and the Cheesteaks are among the best in the burbs. Parking is a bit tight but that is to be expected in the county seat– Media.

One word to describe the food
EXCELLENT !!!
Delicious – overstuffed REAL Italian hoagies. Try the cheeseburger sub-​you won’t be disappointed.
Sandwiches are fresh — made to order and reasonably priced.
Media’s answer to South Philly gourmet without the parking hassle.

Well Delaware County, somehow you did It again. Another great hoagie place. I think I have to rate down some of the other places because this one was so good. Old fashioned italian was amazing. Nice soft roll, plenty of meat and cheese and fresh veggies. The pickles are the mcdonalds style, theyre great. A normal sized person would be full after the first half, I started getting there right when I started that second half, had to force it near the end. These are hoagies to share people! Fresh brewed sweet tea is a buck. Always.
Counter staff was nice and friendly, they knew everyone on a first name basis.
The cheeseburger hoagie looked good. Will be back to try that and the roast pork sandwich. A perfect spot.

Whoever rated this place poorly is a communist. I have been coming here with my dad since before it burned down and reopened. Buffalo chicken cheesesteak or a cheeseburger is heaven for me. Whenever we get hoagies somewhere else, my dad always says, «it’s just not as good as vinnie’s.» He’s an Italian, all hot kind of guy.
Always familiar faces behind the counter and lots of regulars. I live in the NYC area and still look forward to my visits back to Vinnie’s.

Very clean, well organized sandwich shop.
Had a decent bacon egg and cheese here. The egg was prepared the way I like it, as an unfilled omelet light, fluffy, and perfectly cooked. The bacon was also prepared well, not tough, chewy or greasy. The guy behind the counter asked if I wanted american cheese, which was obviously an offer to customize my order. He offered me a choice of rolls/​bread. To make as standard a comparison to other breakfast sandwiches I went with the kaiser. Very soft easy to eat roll was appropriate for a breakfast sandwich.
I noticed that the rolls come from Del-Buono’s Bakery in Haddon Heights. These are a well-​liked roll, but I fear that for me this could be the deal breaker. I prefer a crisp roll for a hoagie (Amoroso or Sarcones).
I’ll have to come back for lunch and give these guys a chance.

Awesome. Simply awesome subs and other rapid (not fast), high-​quality Italian Subs/​Grinders/​Heros/​Hogies. And extremely friendly staff who wish to please the customers’ palates. Their Italian subs are amazing, and their Meat Balls is the rage. Of course, there is a plethora of additional ingredients that they’ll add for you to make it more seasoned and tasty. These guys aim to please and their dedication is absolutely real.

after an extraordinarily busy week at work a little while back, an email was sent out to the company: «lunch is on us today» (woo!) they ordered sandwich platters from vinnie’s, and sent a separate email to yours truly assuring me that some would be veggie (aw, thanks!) while the gesture was certainly appreciated, this free lunch was total blah-​ville.
granted, the meat-​eaters fared ok (tho i didn’t hear any rave reviews from my co-​workers), but as far as the veggie sandwich goes… let’s just say that shredded lettuce, a couple thin and pale tomato slices, a few canned black olive slices and some green peppers does not a sandwich make. i was able to add in some hot peppers that were included in containers on the side (as were sweet peppers and pickles)…but couldn’t they have thrown in some cheese?
i later looked at their menu and saw that they sell this «sandwich» for $ 3.65/kaiser, $ 5.25/hoagie. considering that the menu also lists all previously mentioned veggie items as free toppings, i wonder: are they charging for the roll here or what?
for the most part, their prices are in line with tiny’s (good), with about a third of their selection, and even less so for vegetarians.