Broadway Sandwich Shop

This is a beloved local hole in the wall sandwich shoppe. Good food, friendly staff, and prices to beat any recession!

Yummy food chill environment, pulled pork was delicious! Plus can't beat the hotdog and signature sauce! Will be back!

Absolutely Garbage now the new ownership ran this place in the ground they’re outrageously expensive 2 dogs and a cheeseburger and a drink was $16 it’s insane and they don’t taste like they used to they are disgusting that’ll be my last visit there while i was in there 2 other customers walked out cause of the high prices i was about to be the third but she already had my money so i said the heck with it but i will not return it used to be a pretty decent and dirt cheap place to eat no anymore

Best kept secret in Parkersburg! Okay it’s not a secret but we’ll worth a visit. One of the rare places that hasn’t changed in decades. I can literally feed 12 people around 25 bucks here! My husband and I made the trip because he remembered eating here 25 years ago and we were being nostalgic. Old school diner vibe and I love it! Cash only folks keep that in mind. Rare to see (and I’ve been a cafe chef) a place that doesn’t screw up your order BUT WRITES NOTHING DOWN!! These are the OG LADIES and I’ll be stopping back through for more trips. Sit down and dine in or carry out. The wait is a little longer for orders other than hotdogs but you get a excellent value for the money - fresh and insanely low prices! Tip these folks! It’s hot in there and unlike fast food it’s cramped quarters,

Hometown favorite and I make it a point to visit here at least once every time I come home to Parkersburg. This establishment is a cornerstone of our community and I’ve been coming here since I was a kid. I’m just glad I can share this piece of my childhood with my own boys :) The food is straightforward and always fresh. You can’t go wrong in this place. The prices have remained ridiculously low, even now. The ladies are always friendly and the service is fast. Don’t stop supporting small businesses like this. These “hole in the wall” or “mom and pop shops” are what we need to retain some small semblance of community and togetherness. You just can’t leave a place like this without a full stomach, and a full heart.