PrimoHoagies, specializing in Italian hoagie sandwiches and cheesesteaks opens its first...
, specializing in piled-high sandwiches, has opened its first Houston location at 4015 Washington.
The 1,800-square-foot store on the Washington Corridor, will be open daily 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. It is the second PrimoHoagies location in Texas; the first opened in January at 810 Pine Market Ave., in Montgomery. Additional locations are planned for Texas, including another in Houston at 6608 Highway 6."Our expansion into Texas is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team, and we are proud to be opening our second location in the state,” stated Nicholas Papanier Jr.
The New Jersey-based PrimoHoagies originally opened in South Philadelphia serving Italian sandwiches of specialty meats and cheeses on seeded bread. The menu includes a variety of Italian sandwiches; deli sandwiches ; chicken cutlet sandwiches; meatball and tuna hoagies; and Philly cheesesteaks. PrimoHoagies has franchise locations throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania, as well as Delaware, Florida, Maryland, North and South Carolina.
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