Mama B’s serves a variety of subs and sandwiches. I had their house special, the Italian sub. The food was good, but nothing special. Mama B’s is cash or check only. I found that out after I ordered my food. They informed me that there was a Bank of America a few blocks south (I don’t particularly care to walk a few blocks in the Florida heat). Luckily I remembered I just so happened to have my checkbook on me that day. I had to make out a check for a sandwich and soda. The only thing I ever write a check for is to pay rent and utilities. It’s a big hassle writing a check for a retailer/restaurant. They had to check my ID, and then questioned me about my address since the address on my license doesn’t match the address on my checks. I assured them I was who I said I was and that I was good for the $8. I’ll probably never go back there again since I normally don’t carry cash or my checkbook. This is the 21st century, get a credit card machine already. The only way you can get away with cash only is if you really have something compelling to offer. Red Light Red Light is a good example of that, they have a laid back atmosphere, and a great beer selection, but even then, I have to plan ahead to bring cash. Mama B’s isn’t good enough to plan on going there, and I’ll never stop by since I rarely have cash. Go across the street to New York deli instead for an excellent gyro.

Subs and Such is a nice place to grab a quick sandwich. It’s not crowded at all, and the service is quick. The prices are reasonable, and the service is good. Stop by if you’re in the area, but don’t go out of your way to give this place a try.

The bread is baked daily, and the meat is sliced fresh as your sub is made. It doesn’t get much fresher than this. There isn’t a wide variety of toppings, but what they have is great. Subs come in regular, large, and giant sizes. The giant sub (priced accordingly) is much larger than a foot long. They have excellent service. One day, the owner could tell I was having a rough day. I had just come out of a bridal show. He gave us 10% off just because. I highly recommend you try Jersey Mike’s Subs, especially their Philly cheese steak. They make it with sweet peppers, instead of the usual bell peppers.

Cheddar Jacks specializes in cheeseburgers and cheese steaks, but offers a variety of burgers and sandwiches. Their burgers and sandwiches are great, and complemented with flavorful sides including perfectly cooked french fries and macaroni and cheese, as well as others. It is a small place, but I have had the place to myself a couple times. It might be a bit out of the way, but it’s a great place to have a nice quiet meal.

Larry’s Giant Subs is a decent place for a sandwich. Their menu might not offer a $5 foot long, but their subs are meatier, and better tasting.

Quizno’s offers a variety of subs, sandwiches, soups, and wraps. I’ve never had a sub that was particularly bad, but a really good Quizno’s sub is hard to find. If I had to choose between Quizno’s or Subway, I’d go with Quizno’s, unless I know a particular location is bad. It really is a gamble going to Quizno’s though, because, unless you’ve been to that location before, you don’t know if you will have a good or bad experience. Quizno’s, as a company, really needs to wrangle in their franchises, have all locations honor coupons, and provide more uniform service and food quality.