Jannie M.
Yelp
I haven't had an Italian style hotdog in like forever, so when co-workers decided to order lunch from JB I was all in. I even went off my diet for this mess. What. A. LETDOWN! And what a total lack of care with our order. We spent almost $100 and:
1. The sandwiches were barely wrapped and just THROWN in the bags. The paper on one of the sandwiches actually came loose and ketchup was all over the inside of the bag and the other sandwiches.
2. The sandwiches weren't marked, so we had to handle all of the sandwiches just to figure things out (we got mixed sandwiches, so with the potatoes on top it wasn't easy to discern w/o manhandling everything). So basically we all got a side of germs free with each sandwich since everyone had their mitts on things.
3. Speaking of potatoes, you want to talk about OLD and stale tasting, which is surprising because you would think they would be fresh since they supposedly make sandwiches all day long. But, nooo.
4. The hotdog in my sandwich was so shriveled and hard to bite, it reminded me of a Seinfeld episode about a lone hotdog in a case at a movie theater that was spinning around for years. I tried to eat the thing but I couldn't. Totally frustrated and absolutely pissed, I decided nit to blow my diet on the disgusting mess, so I threw the thing out.
5. We didn't get any napkins, forks, or plates, which you typically get. But if JB can't spring for forks and paper plates, not even a damn napkin can you spare?
This was my first and, goes without saying, last time at this crap place. While I haven't been to Dickie Dees in Newark in years, I'm told by a friend they're stuff is still solid. He was also surprised that we had such a horrible experience at JB. Well, we did, and it wasn't cheap money-wise, but the experience most certainly was.