8 Best Sandwich Shops in Homestead

“The sandwiches here are always outstanding but the service is also what makes us come here so much. The staff so nice! Today is my stepson’s birthday and the staff heard us mention it. They brought out a cheesecake with a candle and sang happy birthday! You’re not going to get that at any other sub shop. Love this place“

“I got the steak bomb first time trying it. It was great. I feel like the bread could be more wider to fit more meat there but that’s okay. It was seasoned great & their attitudes were great too. I was in line when their system went down so I couldn’t pay with card at the moment but it was okay. The guy told everyone and let us know where we can go to the atm if needed. I would definitely recommend and be back!“

“Had to try the famous Sub, ordered myself the Mike's Famous Philly, and a drink. The ingredients were fresh, the bread was soft and fresh. Stephanie, Nico and Jael were very courteous and professional. The place was clean. Highly recommend.“

“What can I say subway, be in the New Yorker the word itself is a landmark. Here's another one that you find in almost every state. But it's not just that it's an open kitchen where you see everything going on. All out in the open, the fresh daily bake bread, all the trimmings and vegetables extra spread out right in front of you. Coffee, soup, wraps, heroes I mean honestly how can you go wrong. I have yet to taste a sandwich from there that just please me. And trust me if you really want to try different you have a variety here to experiment with. Everything from Italian to hoagies. But why take my word for it it's got to be one near you. Prove me wrong.“

“I love this establishment, always a friendly smile and great service. Anthony is the manager and Will always have a great energy and welcome everyone with huge positivity. Food is always good and ingredients are kept very fresh with consistency.“

“I fell in love at this subway. TI was coming with my friends one day to get a 7-eleven slushie because it was really cheap and we had no money, and the first time I set eyes on her it was flowers and wedding bells. We ordered cookies, but were missing a dollar, and with the kindness and generosity of this angel, she took money out of her own tip jar and gave it to us so we could get cookies. From that time on, I showed up every day, bought cookies, and talked to her. Her name was Maddie, and she was a high school student. I got to know about her every day, after graduating she was going to major in Child Psychology, which is pretty cool. I once asked her to put love into my cookies, and she said she did.I had fallen head over heels. But now I never see her. Maybe she moved, maybe she got a new job. I will never forget you Maddy, you were my first teenage crush.Love,Sully“

“Everything was very good but the same thing happened to me there that I have been seeing for a few months now in many businesses in Miami, very few or almost no employees to attend to the establishment and keep it clean, so much so that by reducing hours or staff, customers have when they arrive who sit to eat at tables already used by other customers and they leave and leave them dirty, but that in Miami is no longer a concern for fast food business owners, since I am already alerted and prepared, I always go with my sanitary pads to clean the table before sitting down, the moments we are experiencing here in Miami are painful and shameful.“