mangialardo & sons

typically, i don't take the time to write reviews; however, in this particulary instance, i feel compelled to do so.  a co-worker was ranting and raving about an "iltalian" sub the best around.  at any rate..my first experience i requested to have a small side of "hot peppers" and i was told that they couldn't afford me with the request. based on that they had not containers to put the "hot peppers" in and you could clearly see other items stored in containers.  therefore, i let it go, because i 'm not to make a scene when it comes to one's business. the sandwich was delicious. i was so excited as well!  my second time was today where i placed a call-in order and arrived back to my job and there wasn't any ham on the sandwich that i paid for and requested. no problem...but i do have a problem with the attitude that was given across the phone. you can bring the sandwich back uh? i thought that was odd, considering people are on their lunch and most of the people come some distance. in lieu an apology or something to compensate me....nothing was said in that regard. lastly, her mindset was we get plenty of business; so we don't care if we inconvenience you for something that you paid for and me coming the distance.  it was a turn off and i expressed the pour customer service based on those two things and she said "okay." not surprise at all.  just won't support this establishment.  they make so much money that they don't need my few dollars. it's a shame that we've gotten away from extending the basic common courtesies.

one of the best subs i ever had!

keith frequents this sub shop quite often, on days when he works from home. he's also tried the hot meatball sub, and prefers the classic "g" man ($6.50) above all. you can also order a "big g" for $8, which is twice the meat. overall, the subs are large, fresh, and offered at a great price but the shop is cash-only, takeaway, and

best italian subs in dc ! g man sub is awesome good...

g-man with everything!!!. o man...see my mom used to bring me these subs when i was younger...i got hooked. then i went away to college and sadly forgot about how much i loved them. the g-man is the best sub ever...idk if it more nostalgic or the sub is really that good, so i had to take company...verdict is that its the sub is that good!!!

per the unpaid gourmet: "the roll was soft and chewy, but substantial enough to hold together the sandwich. fillings included ham, bologna, pepperoni, salami, mortadella, provolone cheese, mayo, italian seasoning, hot peppers, oil/vinegar, and lettuce and tomato." (website w/ picture)unpaidgourmet.wordpress.com/2009/12/14/exploring-the-hill/

gotta get a g-man and the big g is twice the meat which once you see it would feed 2-3 people for lunch.

since moving to dc in august, the past few months have been filled with job interviews, law school apps, and all the other anxieties that come along with unemployment. but now that i have an internship lined up for january and all my law school apps sent

mangialardo & sons has been in the sandwich-making business for more than fifty years now. what started as a typical italian general store (picture a. litteri with less floor space) has since edited its offerings significantly. there are a few products fo