A submarine sandwich is arguably a complete, delicious, and inexpensive meal. If you play your cards right and load them up with toppings and fixings, you can sometimes even get leftovers. And Floridians have plenty of choices, from Subway to Jimmy John’s to Publix. However, one eatery in this category, a Delray Beach Jersey Mikes, was recently issued a warning and twelve violations after a state inspection.
About Jersey Mikes In Florida: If this chain feels like it has been around for a long time to you, then you are correct. It began in 1956 with a simple concept on a boardwalk. However, certain areas of Florida would see it much later. For example, Gainesville would get its first store in 2016.
Since then, the chain has grown substantially, as it has nearly 3,000 locations, with around 235 in Florida.
The location in question, at 455 A NE 5 Avenue in Delray Beach, is mixed-reviewed, earning 3 out of 5 stars. However, to be fair, many of the bad reviews are quite old and the newer reviews are much more positive. The latest review comes from Dede, who writes: