Sandwich Shops near North Haven

“ive been to the in and out in seymour ct and its a great little store“

“I just have to say I love Jersey Mike's Subs. They beat the pants off of any other sub place that I've been to here in Connecticut. Make sure not to ask for anything extra until you've eaten one ( they don't skimp) And if you're ordering online Try to make be sure to be very specific about what you want and don't want on your sub. The bread stands up to the sandwich. Personally, I always get my sub "Mike's way" I'm sorry to not be able to review the hot Subs. But I just absolutely love their Italian sub. This place is definitely a 10 out of 10“

“**Updated Review**So I have been to a few Subways over the past few weeks and they have definitely improved their quality. Went to the one here in North Haven again and the two guys working were excellent. Super friendly and energetic. Made 4 subs for the family and they were great. Not like the last experience I had there with Jen. Definitely would return when these guys were working again! I left my old review here because I was aggravated with the service I got from the woman Jen.I don’t understand this place. I ordered a sub and asked for a little more shredded cheese on the sub and I get smacked with $1.20 charge. Literally a tiny bit extra. Subway has really gone downhill in the last few years. Their bread has the texture of a sponge and never tastes fresh. With all the little mom and pop delis in this area I would choose them over Subway any day. The only reason I went here was because I had a bunch of tokens to redeem that were expiring from buying subs for other people. Definitely won’t be back to this or any Subway.“

“In 1965, Fred DeLuca borrowed $1,000 from his friend Peter Buck to start "Pete's Drive-In: Super Submarines" at 3851 Main Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and in the following year, they formed Doctor's Associates Inc. to oversee operations of the restaurants as the franchise expanded. The holding company derives its name from DeLuca's goal to earn enough from the business to pay tuition for medical school, as well as Buck's having a doctorate in physics. In 1968, the sandwich shop was renamed Subway.In 1974, a franchise operation began with a restaurant in Wallingford, Connecticut.
The first Subway on the West Coast was opened in Fresno, California, in 1978. The first Subway outside of North America opened in Bahrain in December 1984. The first Subway in Canada opened in St. John's in 1986. The first Subway in the United Kingdom opened in Brighton in 1996.
In 1989, Subway acquired Cajun Joe's, a Boston, Massachusetts-based chain which sold fried chicken and Cajun cuisine. The venture proved unsuccessful, and most were closed by the end of the 1990s.“

“The two guys worked today wed at 1:30 are excellent customer service, pleasant curtious, professional, great employees!!! Best we seen nation wide in a subway. On out to florida this will be memorial stop . Thank you and tell them we said ty“

“Was visiting New Haven last weekend (from Brooklyn) and had the pleasure of eating at Olmo not once, not twice, but three times!! For breakfast, every morning of my visit. The bagels so good, the menu so mouthwatering, the people so kind and welcoming— I couldn’t stay away! And I’m still thinking about it a week later…

The first morning I got the Hot Pastrami. It is, and i cannot stress this enough, DELICIOUS! A generous helping of pastrami—rivaling that of Katz Deli—paired with a mind-blowingly yummy spinach-artichoke schmear and some pickled onions sandwiched between a sesame seed bagel. Cannot recommend enough.

The next morning I had to try a new schmear (the schmear selection is thrilling). I went with beet and dill veggie on an onion bagel. Crunchy, refreshing, sweet. Yum.

I am a creature of habit so, despite my desire to try the basil feta schmear, the third morning I went with the Hot Pastrami again. Turns out lightning can strike twice, it was just as delish the second time.

This is a place that clearly loves their clientele and their craft. They were communicative, efficient, and so friendly. You immediately feel welcome. A must visit for any bagel lover who finds themself in New Haven!!“

“Every time I visit this place, I feel genuinely valued as a customer. Even though the owner often runs the show solo-cooking, taking orders, and working the register, he does it all with passion and a welcoming attitude that instantly stands out.

The food? Always fresh, always delicious. It’s become my go-to spot. You can tell this isn’t just a business to him—it’s something he truly cares about, and it shows in every detail.

I’ve personally witnessed his generosity toward other customers, which speaks volumes about the kind of place this is. It’s more than just a restaurant, it’s a hidden gem with heart.

I’ve never written a review before, but this place deserves to be discovered. Honestly, it should have a line out the door.“

“can NEVER go wrong getting a Thursday nite sangwitch“

“Usually their salads are delicious. But today i came by, right when they opened up (prob a mistake) and ordered a crispy chicken salad … My salad was done in about 5 mins …. ( how can chicken be cooked that fast?) Anyway, i tried to eat the salad for dinner. My croutons were stale, the bread was stale and tomatoes along with the cucumbers tasted like theve been sitting out from the night before. I doubt chicken was freshly made. I’m so disappointed. Next time i know not to come right when they open up.“

“Stopped by this Subway and had a really good experience. The staff was super friendly and made the whole process easy. Place was clean, which is always a plus. What really stood out was how fresh everything tasted—none of that soggy or stale veggie situation you sometimes get at other subways! Everything was crisp and tasted like it was just prepped. Definitely a solid spot for a quick, fresh bite.“