Cheba Hut Toasted Subs

Normally I avoid a gimmicky restaurant because the hype is better than the food. This is not the case here. They make your dining experiences funny and produce a quality product My go-to sub is the White Widow blunt. Yes the sizing and food names all pay homage to ganga. The drink station is plaquered with cotton mouth. An 8 inch sub will run you almost $12 bucks but I think they have some of the best subs I've ever had. There is a full bar here but I'm amazed they don't sell enhanced drinks considering the chain name. Food is ordered at a walk up so no table service. It's definitely worth a stop just to see the funny signs etc.

Finally made it in! We've been meaning to get in and try these subs for a long time and they did not disappoint.Love the fact they have such a great selection of veggie subs. I did the Power Plant and loved it. Really like the fact it was on the garlic bread and added some jalapeño for a kick.It's awesome that you can get a beer with your meal.

I've only been to this location once but honestly after a late night out it hits the spot! You order at the counter and the staff is nice. The vibes are very chill and they have a bar if you plan to eat there. The sandwich itself was on super soft/fresh tasting garlic bread (you get bread options). I got the Italian sandwich and I was great! I do wish the peppers on it were spicy cause I ended up adding way more of my spicy peppers at home. The sandwiches are huge and honestly the smaller size would have sufficed. My husband got the bacon, chicken, ranch and loved it! They also have really good rice krispe treats that seem to be made fresh cause they have different types of cereal in them and are delicious! Highly recommend trying one of those if you stop in. I'd come here again - definitely a step up from fast food sandwiches.

I stopped here after my first spot fell through and it's been a bookmark for a while now. The place is modern/funky with colorful walls, booths, bar and seating in back with huge windows. The staff was friendly when I ordered my 8 inch Italian for $10.85. I ordered the la canna which is smoked ham, Genoa salami, prosciutto, black olive, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, house shake and house dressing. I was surprised that it was wrapped in tin foil since most sub shops use paper.The sub on garlic herb bread looked good until I split it in half and I saw very little razor thin sliced meats with lots of toppings. As far as sub chains go this one is super skimpy on the meats and the least meaty sub I have ever had.I'm sorry to say one and done with this chain when JMs piles on the meat at the same price point for a medium sub.

Finally stopped in to check out these tasty, toasted subs! Great new spot for a quick lunch on KK.Loved the vibes and the wall art. It was fun to examine all the mural details while waiting for our food. Even the table numbers were on theme! It was nice that the bar area and windows look over Zillman Park and all the happenings on KK.I had the "Panama Red" sub with chicken marinara. And my boyfriend and I shared the Garlic Cheese Sticks. Big fan of the sticks. I can see these being a popular item in the late night hours! My sub was good, but was just meat, cheese and sauce. It could have benefited from some veggie toppings like lettuce, tomatoes, or peppers.Looking forward to another trip here to try out some of the many other menu items!

For sandwich enthusiasts looking for distinctive flavors, Cheba Hut Toasted Subs is a heaven. One can have a wonderful experience at Cheba Hut. To improve the overall dining experience, there are a few areas that may be improved. The bread is expertly toasted, giving the sandwiches a pleasing crunch that improves the texture all around. Additionally, the menu offers a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options, making Cheba Hut accessible and tolerant of various dietary requirements.Although the flavors and ingredients are excellent, some consumers might feel that their sandwich doesn't have enough meat. The sandwiches would be more valuable and would make for a heartier supper option if a little extra protein was added to them. Although the currently available condiments are excellent, having more options would enable people to customize their sandwiches to their own tastes. A wider array of condiments, whether it is an assortment of unusual spreads, sauces, or toppers.The casual and relaxed ambiance, coupled with friendly and efficient service, creates an inviting atmosphere for customers to enjoy their meals.

I love soup and sandwiches and this place did not disappoint. If anything, portions are too big and I overindulge but it's great to treat yourself once in a while.

Great toasted subs. Had the dank sub (salami and pepperoni pizza sub) on their garlic bread and it was so good! To go, had the AK-47 their roast beef sub with mushrooms, onion and cheese on white bread. It also came with a side of au jus. I felt that sub traveled well. The space is bright and has fun pot themes. Staff were friendly. Lots of beverage options from sodas, kool aids, beer and cocktails. Prices were reasonable. The medium size subs (8 inches) were around $10 and quite filling. You can also get 4 inch and 12 inch sizes.

First off to preface, the subs are great. That being said, I've almost NEVER ordered food here without some sort of issue with the service. I recently ordered in person, waited 15 minutes, and they asked what I ordered only to realize they hadn't even started it. And when they finally gave it to me it was a wrong order. The amount of times they forgot about the order altogether, given me the wrong order, wrong change after paying, the list goes on and on. I get that this is a stoner themed place but good lord.

GARBAGE! Ordered the 'White Widow' that was mediocre at best. Only decent flavor about it was the sauce and bread. Came 3/4 packed with lettuce and shrooms, and topped with a pitiful amount of frozen faux chicken and soggy old veggies. I'm sure it didn't help quality, that apparently whoever was behind the counter that day, allowed some random street walker to drop in with her toddler for him to babysit as he was working, while she finished the order instead, so he could go play....like, WTF? Are y'all ok? First of all, that's unnecessary and disgraceful. Transferring food from employee to a non-employee to deliver it across the counter to your customers, let alone without so much as a warning to us, is unacceptable. Further more she did it WITHOUT gloving her nasty fake finegrnails, without a hairnet, and without washing her dirty hands that she handed her screaming toddler off with, to the worker who was supposed to be sanitarily preparing food. Management is a pity at this location.I honestly wonder what a WI Department of Health inspector would think, in the same situation, given the carelessness and audacity. Do better and employ responsible, mature staff. It's not that hard to be accountable as a business owner, to your paying customers.