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Sub Station II Food Review

PostPosted: April 18th, 2007, 5:25 pm
by Liv
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Randleman Road is not a normal place. It's most definitely an oddity of misplaced businesses. The Burger King is a Chinese Restaurant, The KFC is now directly next to a KFC, and Sub Station II occupies an old Hardees.

I had never been to a substation till last Saturday when I decided to stop in after driving by there and noticing they have a drive-thru. For me it ain't worth going if you've got to go in.... That, and I had to be home in like 30 minutes with food before Shannon starts her job.

I wouldn't even write about this place, except for the food was so distinct, so differently good, I think I found an excellent replacement for my long removed Miami Subs.

While I'd love to say this place is cheap, it isn't. Nor is it all that expensive. It's average. The price doesn't reflect the ease with which you can call in your order and pick it up on the way home. Nor does it really express how really good these sandwiches are.

For about $10.00 you can get a cheesesteak and fries, which will knock you off your leather reclining 6 way powered seats and into the trunk. Be sure to ask for it "All the way" to get your daily does of healthy vegetables.

To get to the heart of the sandwich, it's not a Philly, and not completely a NY Cheese-steak. It's something in between a Miami Style and a New York Style which would geographically place it somewhere in South Carolina. That's oddly where this business got it's start. It's a combination of vinegar, mayonnaise meat, cheese, and veggies that give you a uniquely tart steak and cheese. It's literally distinct but recognizable. The best part is it's authentic, addictive, and one of the few places in Greensboro you can get a Great cheesesteak.

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Sub Station II
2414 Randleman Rd
(336) 370-9136
Doug Fricks, Owner

I miss the food

PostPosted: April 19th, 2007, 4:11 pm
by bradswork
I was rasied in Greensboro, and have since moved to the pacific northwest and I have to say that I miss the food more than anything, I Enjoy a good ol sub station sub myself, and I miss chicken bowls from kyoto express, normal hot dog chili, cheerwine, I could go on and on BBQ miss the Q

Re: Food Review:: Sub Station II on Randleman Road

PostPosted: January 31st, 2008, 6:49 am
by Bessa1
Hubby & I love that place! Just wish it was in a better location. We haven't eaten there much lately but, hopefully soon again.

Re: Food Review:: Sub Station II on Randleman Road

PostPosted: January 31st, 2008, 8:05 am
by Liv
Oh gosh... bringing this thread up has me craving this stuff..... can't go... must diet....

Re: Food Review:: Sub Station II on Randleman Road

PostPosted: January 31st, 2008, 8:54 am
by Serendipitous
Liv wrote:Oh gosh... bringing this thread up has me craving this stuff..... can't go... must diet....


I'm trying to be better about what I eat before my arteries really end up clogged. mmm... cheezsteaks. right up there with cheezburgers. WANT! but do not has... :cry:

But definitely DO NOT WANT that canned nonsense! Such a crime!

Re: Food Review:: Sub Station II on Randleman Road

PostPosted: January 31st, 2008, 10:48 am
by C. Alice
I LOVE this place. When I used to go to Charlotte I looked for Sub Station 2's because I loved the subs so much. We'd eat at the one in Columbia SC when passing through there too. There's just something about the sub rolls S-S 2 uses that make every sandwich taste great. :D :D :D

Now I'm hungry just thinking about it. :roll:

Re: Food Review:: Sub Station II on Randleman Road

PostPosted: January 31st, 2008, 11:15 am
by Liv
Yeah, my dilemma is I just bought a $40.00 digital scale that reads down to the .100th of a pound... It's made me a lot more conscientiously aware of what I eat...

Stuck that puppy next to the fridge.... great deterrent.

Re: Food Review:: Sub Station II on Randleman Road

PostPosted: January 31st, 2008, 10:41 pm
by IgnoranceIsBliss
Liv wrote:Yeah, my dilemma is I just bought a $40.00 digital scale that reads down to the .100th of a pound... It's made me a lot more conscientiously aware of what I eat...

Stuck that puppy next to the fridge.... great deterrent.


When I wasn't a Christian I had a scale that would yell rude and vulgar comments when you stepped on it and had a bad BMI. :|

Re: Sub Station II Food Review

PostPosted: February 4th, 2008, 2:25 pm
by Sanjuro
Are you sure that hasn't already been eaten?? :lol:

Re: Sub Station II Food Review

PostPosted: February 4th, 2008, 2:31 pm
by Liv
Actually half of it was... That.... there... made the ride home, and before Shan started to eat again... I said wait!!! "let my take a picture!"...

Re: Sub Station II Food Review

PostPosted: October 3rd, 2008, 11:19 pm
by mikma
I LOVE THIS PLACE THE FRENCH DIP AND SCRAP SALAD ROCKS....MIKMA WAS HERE

Re: Sub Station II Food Review

PostPosted: October 4th, 2008, 2:34 pm
by Liv
I was craving Sub Station the other day.... but couldn't do it... It would devastate the diet....

Re: Sub Station II Food Review

PostPosted: March 30th, 2009, 9:16 pm
I am soooo sorry but that is a nasty looking sandwich, Jersey Mike's is much better. Plus I hear the owner Doug Fricks is a PRICK.........

Re: Sub Station II Food Review

PostPosted: March 31st, 2009, 8:38 am
by Liv
I've been to Jersey Mikes. They're good... but Sub Station is unique. Jersey Mikes seemed "average" to me.