Snarf's Loop

Sandwich shops are a dime a dozen, but Snarf's is worth at least a quarter. Cheesy? Sure, but it's true!



We ducked in on a cold January day to warm up and try out the food. We shared their broccoli cheese soup and an Italian sandwich to delightful effect. The soup was creamy and filled with little cubed potatoes that warmed us up nicely. It came with toasted, seasoned bread that was far better than what I was expecting from a small sandwich shop. I appreciate that the Snarf's folks know the first rule of soup: hot, crusty bread is better than old crackers.



The Italian sandwich was my husband's choice. I generally don't go for sandwiches with more than one type of meat on them, and this one has four: Salami, Pepperoni, Capicola and Mortadella. But, with the toasty bread, provolone, onion, seasoning, tomato, hot peppers, pickles and crunchy lettuce it was just right.



Given that they also add mayo, mustard and oil to all their sandwiches you'd think that the insides would get gooey. But, the sandwich arts are not lost on Snarf's employees. They make sure the inside is soft but not sloppy.



If you're tired of Subway and Penn Station you should give Snarf's a shot. Not only will you not be disappointed, you'll see Snarf's in your sweet, sweet dreams.