The Philly Cheesesteak was different but good. It wasn't steak, but roast beef heated. The bread and cheese were great which balanced out the overall sandwich.
I wouldn't recommend the hot chicken sandwich, it was too strange; with hot and cold making the sandwich lukewarm. The sauce was so runny the bread got instantly mushy and impossible to eat without making a huge mess. I ordered it because they didn't have any kind of Italian sub (except a turkey sub with Italian dressing; that doesn't count) and it looked like it would be similar to a Pesto Chicken Parm sandwich; it wasn't.
The peanut butter cookie was overcooked and hard. They did have good Kettle cooked chips though.
The value was good; for two sandwiches, a cookie, chips, and a drink the total was only $14. I thought it was fair.
The decor was fun and reminded me of a beach shop in California.
A decent sandwich; I would visit again, but I wouldn't go out of my way.