I've been here more than a few times over the years. They have very good subs and they are fresh. They do have an interesting way of making a sub and in fact I have only seen it done here. The cheese actually helps keep everything together. Â A bit pricey but you are getting what you pay for. Lunch at this place is packed which does bring me to the one thing I don't like, Parking. If I head to this place for a weekday lunch I make sure I am with another person so I don't have to worry about the parking. The staff is always in a good mood and always friendly.
Review Source:Stopped in a couple of weeks ago to get two subs. I prefer Laspada's but they don't make hot subs, which my wife likes, so I went here. Premo's will press any sub on the menu to make it hot. I went with a roast beef on multigrain and it was decent. The ingredients seemed pretty fresh and the regular size was filling enough. Had a bite of my wife's hot Italian sub (she added bacon) and it was decent as well. Service was fast and helpful. They have "Dirty" brand chips which are always good, and a nice selection of drinks in the cooler. Not my first pick in the area, but it's a solid option.
Review Source:A fair sub. Not great, not horrible. People here rave about the bread, but I thought it was well below grade. I always will compare to a Publix sub, and the bread here was far below that - I did try the multigrain, so maybe that isn't the best choice.
They do make a quick sandwich which I always enjoy and the assortment of veggies was real nice.
Overall, not exciting enough to make me go back.
Sliced deli meats as you order, such a variety of topping and mixes. Â I am always happy with a Premo sub. Â It is a busy lunch spot, but I have never had to wait long or feel that the crowd wears down the friendly staff. Â I always here an employee recommending a topping to try with this or that.
Review Source:Definiteley my favorite sub shop in Broward.
The bread is so super-fresh. Â Really. Â Try a cold-cut sub (turkey, italian, etc.) and tell me that the bread is not some of the best that you have ever had.
The meat is cut super thin and they place it on the bread in that sloppy style, not folded flat in simple folds. Â Cheese on top of the veggies.
The veggies are always so fresh and crispy and the sub does not result in this gigantor sub that you cannot fit in your mouth.
It is just the all around, perfect cold sub.
6 to 8 tables inside, along with the typical sub shop bar seating area, and then another 3 to 4 tables outside.
My place for sandwiches!  This place is located right at the end of my block on Hwy. 1.  Fresh everything!  My favorites are the delicious tuna and chicken salads. You also cannot beat the rare roast beef.  Great selection  of fresh veggies and toppings.  Quick, personable service.  This place is mostly take out, but there are a few tables outside.  Daily specials and lots of hot sandwiches I have yet to try.  Great if you are craving a sub and want authentic and filling!
Review Source:This quaint sub shop could be easily missed unless you were looking for it.
The meat was all very fresh, and they slice up what you need on the spot. Â All of the veggies were crisp and tasty. Â Overall this made for one tasty sub. Â This would have gotten 5 stars but for the price. Â The equivalently priced sub at most sandwich places is for a 12" where this is a 9". Â I do prefer the 9" for lunch as its just the right amount for me. Â Overall, if you are in the mood for a good sub, i would recommend this place.
I love a good sub!
Small place easily missed but good fresh subs. Almost anything you could want for a sandwich even pastrami on rye. A small sub called a premo is $5 and some change and full size is about $7 something. Simple place w/freshly sliced cold cuts, chips, and drinks. They deliver also.
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