5 Restaurant Chains With the Best Meatball Hoagies, According to Diners

For some, the meatball sub is a comfort food. I mean, does it get much more delicious than a warm hoagie roll filled with perfectly seasoned meatballs and tomato sauce? Most sub shops have the Italian delicacy on the menu, but not all are worth ordering. Where should you get one? Here are 5 restaurant chains with the best meatball hoagies, according to diners.
PrimoHoagies

Primo Hoagies’ Old World Meatball sub, made with meatballs, sharp Provolone cheese, and grated Romano, is a customer favorite. “Stopped by @primohoagiesdenver down in Centennial to try their Old World Style meatball sandwich and definitely not mad at it! Great size and flavor,” wrote someone in an Instagram post.
Capriotti’s

Capriotti’s Classic Meatball Sub has provolone, romano, and marinara sauce along with delicious meatballs. “Those are not frozen meatballs,” one Facebook reviewer explains. “That was the best meatball sandwich we have ever had. The meatballs and sauce were excellent.”
Firehouse Subs

Firehouse Subs, which specializes in hot sandwiches, serves a big, delicious meatball sub topped with melted provolone. “Firehouse subs meatball sub is one of the best I’ve ever had believe it or not,” one Redditor says. “Firehouse is a much higher quality and delicious meatball sub,” than the competition, writes another.
Potbelly Sandwich Works

Potbelly has an oven-toasted sub loaded with tender meatballs and rich marinara that diners are obsessed with. “Potbelly if you have it is magnificent,” one says. “I hate to admit it, but Potbelly’s meatball sub is up there,” another says. They also have a spicy verison. “The Fireball sub on their Underground menu is awesome. Meatballs, chili, hot peppers, and cheddar,” adds another.
Dave’s Cosmic Sub

Dave’s Cosmic Sub’s Dave’s Best Meatball Ever is popular with diners. It has meatballs, provolone and Romano cheeses, herbs, crushed red pepper flakes, marinara sauce, and Dave’s trademark Psychedelic Sauce. It is “excellent,” one Yelper exclaims. “The meatballs, cheese, toasted bread, and sauce all had a great taste. Price was under 13$ for the 8 inch sandwich and was well worth it.”