PrimoHoagies

Why 5 stars? Because this is definitely going to be a neighborhood go-to for me. --- --- ---Something that Woodforest has lacked are a variety of convenient, quick-service options. But PrimoHoagies just opened this week, and its menu is so enormous, that it's like adding three new restaurants in one!Perusing through that novel of a menu, there are like 16 things I want to try, and I eventually will. But to start, I went with the Italian hoagie. I initially ordered a whole, before seeing that it would have cost $27.99. I asked how large it was, and was shown some bread that looked like it would barely fit through the door. I opted to change to the middle size, which was plenty. And the taste? It totally hit the spot with exactly what I was hoping for in an Italian hoagie. I had to raid the cooler with all the goodies: macaroni salad, coleslaw, mozzarella balls, and dirt pudding. All of these were awesome. As were the Herr's chips. The only thing I didn't love was "The Killer Brownie", which was sold at the check-out counter. I visited on their third day open, and it was a well-oiled machine, despite being busy. Great job on training the all-new staff, and welcome to the neighborhood! I will be back, often!

I'm hooked on Primo Hoagies! I've been coming here since it opened and I can say without hesitation that every time it's been great (otherwise why return, right)? They are passionate about freshness and always hit the mark. I will return with pleasure!

As hoagies go this is far more like a northeastern version than most chains. I had a mild sharp Italian which features prosciutto, sweet capicola, salami and sharp provolone. The meat is cut super thin and piled up. It was however missing the distinct flavors associated with those cuts with the saltiness of prosciutto completely absent. It was a good solid sandwich though on a roll that was a little harder than the typical hoagie roll. The Philly was similar with a harder roll, lots of wiz and caramelized onions but the meat was lacking seasoning and was thicker than those grab in Philly but still filling. The Herr's chips were on point.

My first time here, and I was eager to try something that boasted east coast Italian quality and quantity. I ordered a corned beef schwartzie. the medium size, it was $15. Even when the sandwich maker brought it to me and put it on the counter, even at that point I thought maybe perhaps I ordered the wrong sandwich. I confirmed with my receipt that I had indeed ordered a corned beef sandwich, but this corned beef did not look like traditional corned beef.I would say there's less than a quarter pound of meat on this cold sandwich. Unfortunately, the corned beef did not feel or taste like authentic fresh corned beef. It looked like ham. It was shaved super thin and just did not do it for me. I Took a picture and two bites and wrapped it up to take home. I will let my husband try it and get his opinion. I am not going to give a bad review based on this, I would just warn against anticipating something more traditional Italian East Coast. I will try this place again and maybe update my review, but for right now I would at least avoid the schwartzie. They do have a lot of different sandwiches on the menu and perhaps a cold Italian sub is the way to go. We will probably give it another try but after today's visit, I don't think it'll be anytime soon . Also be on the lookout for a lot of teenagers just playing around behind the counter. I know that's pretty much the only thing most fast food places can get, but it doesn't make it any less annoying . Three stars is probably too much, but I don't want to only give two until I get a second opinion

Very excited to have a taste of home right here in the Houston area. Italian hoagie was the real deal and don't skip on the sides as the perfect compliment. The staff was working hard to keep orders moving and the owners were friendly interacting with customers and keeping spirits high. Wishing them the best of luck in Texas and looking forward to returning soon and often.

PrimoHoagies catered at a recent event and did a fantastic job. Their sandwiches are delicious!! I had their turkey sandwich and I loved how the turkey was more of a shaved style rather than slices. My husband had their pasta because he is vegetarian and that was also delicious. For the event they had everything. You got lettuce, tomatoes and pickles and all the sauces on the side with your choice of chips. Thank you PrimoHoagies!!

Came here for a lunch hoagie last weekend. I decided to grab the sharp Italian. I had a taste for a good Italian sub and I like cheese so sharp provolone sounded like a good idea.Service was good; sandwich didn't take long but it wasn't too busy for a Saturday afternoon. I have a slight gripe with their sub sizes. There's the mini, which is only about 4" and the regular which is about 9". The mini is too small for a lunch sub for an average person and the regular is a bit big for what I wanted. I wish the mini was a bit bigger, like 6". I got the regular and as expected, it was too big; I left about 2 - 3". I'm a 5'9" 230lb man and consider myself to be an average eater.Anyway, enough about the sizes. On to the taste more importantly. Honestly, I wasn't impressed. Decent quality of meat and the bread was baked nicely, soft inside with a light crunch outside. However, it was WAY too heavy on the peppers and pickles. Now I love hot peppers, make no mistake but when it comes to my subs and hoagies, I like a nice balance with a good amount of meat and cheese with the added light crunch of fresh condiments. Every bite was just a mouth full of bread and crunchy condiments; I couldn't even taste the provolone and I barely tasted the meat. My being unimpressed is likely another reason I didn't finish my hoagie.Maybe if you REALLY love peppers or pickles, this is the one for you but sorry, it's a pass for me. I didn't even come back for my leftovers later or the next day, which is big for me because I'm a stickler for leftovers.

Just picked up a Primo sized Italian hoagie and a small turkey and cheese bowl. I added a cookie at the counter. Great sandwich and bowl. Quick in and out at a reasonable price.

Great spot. Hot Italian is my favorite x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The food was average, but the quantity was bad for the price of the sandwich. Although they are charging about the same price as other sandwich shops, their sandwich is so narrow, which limits the amount of ingredients they can put on it. I think I'll stick with Jersey Mike's or Jimmy John's, which both have better value.