Hoagie Haven
$ • American, Fast Food, New AmericanAbout Hoagie Haven
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Bacon Cheese Steak
Mozzarella Sticks
Chicken Sandwich
Chicken Tenders
Chicken Cutlet
Italian Hoagie
Sanchez Sauce
Cheese Fries
French Fries
Cheeseburger
Hoagie Haven Reviews
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This place reminds me of Rutgers grease trucks or Cherry Valley in LI.
Think greasy spoon hoagies - so you know what territory of "sandwich" you're getting into.
We got the Sanchez (chicken, mozz sticks and I opted for no fries) and the cheesesteak (not like the real Philly cheesesteak but still pretty tasty with extra cheese).
Only takeout available, and a half size was plenty enough for us!
Think greasy spoon hoagies - so you know what territory of "sandwich" you're getting into.
We got the Sanchez (chicken, mozz sticks and I opted for no fries) and the cheesesteak (not like the real Philly cheesesteak but still pretty tasty with extra cheese).
Only takeout available, and a half size was plenty enough for us!
Food is pretty decent, however, I did not appreciate how the workers in there were blatantly staring at me and speaking in a foreign language, then another one of them would turn an look right at me while they were speaking. Kind words or not, it's not okay.
Food is good for starving college students.
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 10PM |
Hoagie Haven is a quick bite spot popular with college students nearby, offering mostly average hoagies that may not always impress. The Italian hoagie has been known to cause food poisoning in some cases. On the positive side, the Ham/Salami/Provolone hoagie has great flavors and fresh bread, but it doesn't include enough meat. The service can be inconsistent, with incorrect orders and awkward greetings. The Sanchez sauce is bitter and strong, so caution is advised when asking for extra sauce. The place reminds some customers of Rutgers grease trucks or Cherry Valley in LI, with greasy spoon-style hoagies that give a clear idea of what to expect. Only takeout is available, and a half size was enough for some customers. The food is considered legendary by many, especially the cheese steaks, dirty Sanchez, and Phat Ladies. Prices are quite high, with a footlong costing around $16, which some find off-putting despite the food's quality. Parking is limited and can be difficult to find, especially since it's near Princeton University and meters are often monitored. Overall, Hoagie Haven is worth a visit, but with tempered expectations.