These Are New Jersey's Best Sub Shops

Whether you call it a sub, a hoagie, or a grinder, one thing we can all agree on is that meat, veggies, and cheese smashed between a freshly-baked roll tastes better in Jersey.

And for the record, they're called subs unless you're getting it from a Wawa.

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And Jersey is being well represented in the food world right now, because three popular sub shops in Jersey are being called the best in America for 2025.

4 NJ Sub Shops Ranked Among The Best Places To Get A Sub In America

Some of these shops are near the Jersey Shore, some are already known far and wide for being amazing, while others are a little hole-in-the-wall spots that you'll want to put on your radar.

Either way, let's dig in and see what sub shops in Jersey are being called the best in America.

Fiore's House Of Quality, Hoboken, NJ

Born and raised in Hoboken, and dating back 105 years, Fiore's House of Quality is just that: quality.

According to AOL, they make their Mozzarella fresh, none of that store-bought stuff here, which ranks them among the best sub shops in all of Jersey.

R U Hungry, New Brunswick, NJ

R U Hungry Was Ranked As One Of The Best Sandwich Spots In New Jersey Photo Credit: Google MAps

R U Hungry made the list because of their 'fat sandwiches', which are loaded with chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, fries, and some sauce all piled high on a roll.

It also helps that this place is located right next to Rutgers and serves food until 4 AM, you know, for the camode-huggin bar crowd.

White House Subs, Atlantic City, NJ

Come to AC for the casino's stay for the subs.

White House Subs are regularly ranked among the greatest sandwich shops in Jersey, sometimes the line even stretches around the block.

Big Stash's Sub House, Kearny, NJ

Blink and you'll miss it.

You're going to want to try the Bellybuster sandwich, according to food experts, it's piled high with all sorts of meats, cheeses, oil, and is piled high on a soft, delicious roll.

Big Stash has been a neighborhood staple for more than 50 years, and if you ever find yourself in Kearny, you'll want to make a visit.