Abby Reisner

"Case in point: the Phat Lady, which is a cheesesteak with mozzarella sticks and fries. Perhaps the true testament to its legacy is that when a Subway branch opened down the street, it promptly went out of business three years later."

Annie Daly

"What's not to love about the 'phat lady'? It's a cheesesteak with fries and mozzarella sticks on it!"

Adam Lapetina

"HH didn't have to be as good as it is, but it somehow manages to pump out endless numbers of top-notch subs, whether it's the #1 with oil, vinegar, and spices, the pizza cheesesteak, or one of the newer "fat" sandwich additions like the Mac Daddy -- a bacon cheeseburger hoagie with mac & cheese wedges, fries, and hot sauce -- this place deserves its cult reputation."

Carey Jones

"It's hard to bring yourself to order a Phat Lady. But it's equally hard to put it down."

Erica Zane

"Definitely a favorite among university students in the area, this hoagie joint frequently has lines out the door because of it’s creative spins on classic hoagie faves. The heart stop and the phat lady are definitely great, but you can’t go wrong with their chicken parm + bacon and eggs hoagie. You won’t regret it."

AmiLin McClure

"If you’re from Princeton, then you definitely know this late night hoagie spot — everyone raves about it, both from near and far. What to get: Either go for the Phat Lady, which is a cheesesteak stuffed with mozzarella sticks, fries, ketchup and hot sauce, or a Sanchez, which has chicken cutlets, American cheese, mozzarella sticks, fries and of course Sanchez sauce."

Lucy Di Santo

"For good student-watching, make your way to Hoagie Haven on Nassau Street. Unchanged since the ‘70s, this family-run place serves stuffed-to-the-brim hoagies and is known for such delicacies as the Phat Lady, a cheesesteak packed with mozzarella sticks and fries, and the Big Cat, four bacon cheeseburgers with four eggs."

Suzanne Raga

"You can order a side of plain fries at this famous hoagie shop, but the best way to eat them is in a sandwich. Some of the massive sandwiches, with names such as Phat Lady and Mac Daddy, thankfully come with fries in them. Make sure to dip your fries in Hoagie Haven’s Sanchez sauce, which tastes sweet like honey mustard and spicy like hot sauce."

Sara Quaranta

"Check out Hoagie Haven for novelty sandwiches like the Phat Lady, packed with cheesesteak, mozzarella sticks, fries, ketchup, and hot sauce."

Gabriela Barkho

"If you want the “original” Fat Sandwich, you’ll have to go to Princeton’s Hoagie Haven."