Hoagie Haven

This place was recommended by many foodies as a must stop while in Princeton. The food item of choice was the cheesesteak. But before I can get to the cheesesteak, I have to share the overall sub sandwich experience. As a place that had been a staple in Princeton for 50 years, you would expect to have some type of an old school experience that would lend this place to be a destination. Parking? Forget about it, there are a few metered spots that you have to be extremely lucky to get one. Plan on driving around a while. Once you do find a spot, do not forget you wallet because that is the next obstacle..No Cash is accepted for your order that must be placed on the Kios. No greeting welcoming you to the famous Hoagir Haven. Just a sign saying No Cash Accepted and order here. Nobody to talk a

Danggggg. That jawn was massive. Creative sandwiches. Delicious flavors. Definitely a must stop by when in Princeton. At first, we were kind of pissed that 2 14inch sandwiches was $45, and then we received them and we were very happy. We had enough for lunch and dinner and it was delishhhhh. Not much places to sit but we walked down the street to Ivy Inn and sat at their outdoor picnic tables to have our hoagies.

I got the Wake-Up Call and the #1 cold hoagie. Both were delicious and huge. Highly recommend.

This place definitely met the high expectations I went in with. I got their most popular whole hoagie (the Sanchez) for a total of $18 with tax. It came with mozzarella sticks, fries, chicken cutlet pieces, and their "Sanchez" sauce. It was humongous and was extremely filling and delicious. Every bite was so good! My friend got their cheesesteak and it was also amazing. I am definitely coming back to this Nassau Street staple.

The workers are very receptive and respectful. No long wait. Usually they tell you the order will be ready in 15 minutes but mostly comes out earlier than expected. Their souvlakis are the best!