Who Makes the Best Italian Sub in Boston?

kwren wrote:
Cityfeed in Jamaica Plain makes a great Italian sub.
(Posted on 7/21/09)

Realitygal wrote:
College Sub Shop up by BC.
(Posted on 7/21/09)

sjm wrote:
Pino's Pizza in Cleveland Circle.
Also one the best prosciutto, tomato, mozzarella and basil panino (caprese).
(Posted on 11/6/09)

jml wrote:
The spicy Italian from South End Formaggio is excellent!
(Posted on 11/6/09)

Pegmeister wrote:
Definitely check out Mignosas Fruit Center in Quincy. Boars Head cold cuts are sliced to order. Just pick out a nice fresh roll and let them know what you want. They don't skimp and the prices are great. Sandwiches are priced according to the size roll you get. The french roll italian runs about $3.99.
(Posted on 11/17/09)

@BostonBevs wrote:
Al Capones near DTX hands down.
(Posted on 2/28/10)

Ron A wrote:
I have to second Peg's entry. A Quincyan friend of mine has taken me to Mignosa's Market for lunch a couple of time. First time I was there I got roast beef, second time an Italian. In both cases, I was more than satisfied. Great sandwiches, incredibly cheap.
(Posted on 3/1/10)

Joe G. wrote:
I vote for Bob's in Medford. There's something about that braided sub roll that makes everything good.
(Posted on 3/1/10)

Gregg P. wrote:
Waverly Market in Framingham is tops. Good quality bread, sausage loaf, and porchetta make the difference in this Italian hoagie.
(Posted on 3/16/10)

soldiner wrote:
Big A in Malden on Highland Ave.
(Posted on 6/2/10)

silent partner wrote:
Meridian Market in East Boston.
(Posted on 6/2/10)

SBS wrote:
Russos farmers market in Watertown has the best sandwiches at a really good price!
(Posted on 6/2/10)

Frank wrote:
Bobs in Medford. Best Italian in Boston area.
(Posted on 6/2/10)

Lo wrote:
A bit south of Boston, but Maria's in Scituate! Oh my the trips we have made for lunch by the beach! Extra hots extra pickles!
(Posted on 6/2/10)

AvBF wrote:
Tutto Italiano in Hyde Park.
(Posted on 9/7/10)

HDK wrote:
Angelina's in Lynn, if it's even still there...
(Posted on 3/23/11)

Jimbo wrote:
New Deal on Broadway in Revere. Try the Sicilian and you will never forget it.
(Posted on 3/23/11)

BostonJerry wrote:
Kostas Pizza & Seafood in Needham.
Get it in a freshly made pita you won't be sorry.
(Posted on 3/23/11)

EOD wrote:
Lacasias in Burlington, primo italian
(Posted on 3/23/11)

Scoot wrote:
Monica's Mercato on Salem St in North End.
(Posted on 3/23/11)

Grace wrote:
Tutto Italiano in Hyde Park for sure.
(Posted on 3/23/11)

ScR wrote:
Dino's in the North End! Huge, fresh, delicious, and fairly priced.
(Posted on 3/23/11)

jlp wrote:
Tutto italiano in Wellesley gets my vote! Homemade rolls, imported Italian meats and cheese... Yummm!
(Posted on 3/24/11)

deena wrote:
Al's on State St.
(Posted on 7/11/11)

alex d wrote:
Bob's in Medford hands down has the best subs!
(Posted on 7/11/11)

Big C wrote:
Monica's on Salem St. N.End
(Posted on 7/11/11)

BS wrote:
D'Angelos makes such a thrilling, high-quality Italian sub, and they are so consistent...
(Posted on 7/12/11)