Our menu features an array of mouth watering Grilled Penn Station submarine sandwiches, fresh-cut fries and hand-squeezed lemonade. All sandwiches are prepared fresh in full view of the customer using delicious hearth-baked bread, USDA Choice Steak and the finest meats, cheeses and vegetables. The potatoes are hand selected, fresh-cut and flash-fried in cholesterol-free peanut oil. The lemonade is made from scratch every day using hand-squeezed lemons.
Grilled sub sandwiches, fries & fresh-squeezed lemonade star at this counter-serve chain.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4007 N Main St, Mishawaka, IN 46545
Phone: (574) 217-8093
Website: http://www.penn-station.com/
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Reviews
Colleen Renteria
I absolutely love the cheesesteak on multi grain subs here! They are so delicious. The lemonade and chocolate chip cookies are delicious as well. The service is also excellent.
… moreSuomirakastaa
We had fast and friendly service, and it was all made fresh on the spot. They have the best French fries around. They are cut fresh and were dropped in the oil while they worked on our sandwiches. We ate every last bit! Yum! Thank you!
… morelovely t-rex
Service has gone downhill it feels. We used to really enjoy coming here and now it’s a once in a great blue moon thing. When ordering and telling my order the female kept trying to talk over me and very fast. If she would of taken the time I was telling her how I would like my sandwich. But she kept talking over me and interrupting. My husband ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich and he said there was barely any flavor to it and definitely needed more buffalo sauce.
… moreStacy Bice
Cheesesteak was good the bread was perfect. Fries a little undercooked &lemonade super sour
… moreJoe Miller
Average This was my 1st visit. For their prices and lack of variety with their sandwiches I’d have to recommend Samuel Mancino’s instead. Seriously. They’re not bad but not great either. I rarely recommend average places and this place is no exception. Not Recommended
… moreAaron E
Tasty subs
Friendly humans.
Or is it tasty hum… no no I had it right.
So friendly and helpful. The best sub place around. Hands down
… moreFriendly humans.
Or is it tasty hum… no no I had it right.
So friendly and helpful. The best sub place around. Hands down
Tony
Great restaurant… very friendly and hard working staff. My food is always hot and fresh in a very timely manner.
… moreLucky Whitmer
Bread was not finished cooking. I like cold subs, but I guess if yer toasting every sub, I can see it might finish cooking during toaster, but mine didn’t. I didn’t know they were going to toast it. I hate to see how chewy and soggy the bread was without toasting. I couldn’t finish the sandwich. I’m sure people like this place but I would not recommend.
… moreTrusted Traveler
I took my son there to eat, the food was OK not great but also not terrible; it was pretty much-overpriced middle of the road.
I feel like if you are going to charge pretentious prices for food, it should be of the highest quality, not middle-grade food. Here is an example: my son and I ate there for 36 dollars so 18 dollars each. The sandwiches we ordered said they are $19.98 for two subs on the menu board they were $9.99 each, but we ended up paying an additional $16.02 for 2 french fries, and 2 regular-sized drinks, and taxes on the meal. I personally feel that Subway or Firehouse subs have better food prices that match up more to the quality + price on their menu. The truth is for $36.00 we could have eaten lots of different places and gotten better food choices. I will say the workers were very nice and friendly, and the restaurant itself was spotless and clean. However, we were there at 3 pm and there was only one other set of people eating inside. I do understand with prices like that, that not everyone can afford to eat there. I did ask the man and his family if he ate there often and he said no, and he went on to say he was not going back, they went there and ate but paid for the meal because they were already there but didn’t intend to return because it was so pricey to eat there. In their situation, they had 2 small children and a husband and wife. I will be surprised if this restaurant lasts a lot longer, in this economic downfall. If you look at my photos you will see the sub isn’t a big sub, not much on it. They have one added layer of trickery to get you to pay for their over priced food. They take your order but don’t tell you how much it is, all they say is you need to pay at the other counter so you walk down ot the other end of the restaurant and pay when you get the final price, you may feel like your invested in the process because you went through an extra step in paying the bill. Just remember restaruants spend huge amounts of money in setting up their restaurants, they know the psychology of the restaurant flow and how it will help them in getting you to pay way more than you normally would for mediocre food.
… moreI feel like if you are going to charge pretentious prices for food, it should be of the highest quality, not middle-grade food. Here is an example: my son and I ate there for 36 dollars so 18 dollars each. The sandwiches we ordered said they are $19.98 for two subs on the menu board they were $9.99 each, but we ended up paying an additional $16.02 for 2 french fries, and 2 regular-sized drinks, and taxes on the meal. I personally feel that Subway or Firehouse subs have better food prices that match up more to the quality + price on their menu. The truth is for $36.00 we could have eaten lots of different places and gotten better food choices. I will say the workers were very nice and friendly, and the restaurant itself was spotless and clean. However, we were there at 3 pm and there was only one other set of people eating inside. I do understand with prices like that, that not everyone can afford to eat there. I did ask the man and his family if he ate there often and he said no, and he went on to say he was not going back, they went there and ate but paid for the meal because they were already there but didn’t intend to return because it was so pricey to eat there. In their situation, they had 2 small children and a husband and wife. I will be surprised if this restaurant lasts a lot longer, in this economic downfall. If you look at my photos you will see the sub isn’t a big sub, not much on it. They have one added layer of trickery to get you to pay for their over priced food. They take your order but don’t tell you how much it is, all they say is you need to pay at the other counter so you walk down ot the other end of the restaurant and pay when you get the final price, you may feel like your invested in the process because you went through an extra step in paying the bill. Just remember restaruants spend huge amounts of money in setting up their restaurants, they know the psychology of the restaurant flow and how it will help them in getting you to pay way more than you normally would for mediocre food.
Tina Stout
Well the sub would of been good if there had been a little more meat, it was covered with lettuce to make it look full, the staff was more about talking to each other rather then paying attention to their work and customers
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