What do you call this sandwich?

[Josh]

You link no work.

[burgundy]

Originally posted by Tracer
I've heard "Poor Boy" alot I guess... though it would be more accurate as Po Boy. I call them subs.

Agreed and agreed. Only ignorant tourists in N'Awlins would call it a "Poor Boy."

[APC]

In New Orleans, a poor boy is likely to be offered in a version featuring fried oysters.

That's good stuff.

[Jeremy]

Sub. Although when I went to Ohio a few years back, they were called grinders.

[Wildkat]

Grinder or sub, Im also a native of Lieberdick's home state.

Grinder is more common, Subway has introduced the concept of the "Sub"

There was a Regional chain Wawa that called them Hoagies. I think they still exist, just not around me anymore...

[Regus]

Wawa is still going strong here in Jersey. They're strickly an east coast thing.

[Shine]

Yeah WAWA, Rita's, and Manhatten Bagel. We need that stuff down here.

[Shakey]

Subs, gotta be subs, unless theres a "Grinderway" out there somewhere

[Zac]

Sub is the most common name I've heard but the are a couple of shops locally that call them grinders.

[Mman]

Its a sub. We have hogies here too, but those are generally have like hot meat on them w/ a sauce, such a pizza or mushroom hoagie.