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  • Capriotti’s
  • (610) 719-0270
  • Address: 607 E. Market St.
    West Chester PA 19382
  • Web: www.capriottis.com

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Capriotti’s
607 E. Market St.
West Chester PA 19382
39.9641150
-75.5952640


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6 Reviews So Far Newest First

  1. JohnDec 22, 2009

    I agree with Gdog – stick to the bobbie or capistrami… on second thought, stick to the specialty sandwiches they’re all quite good. The regular ital is comparable to wawa for what it’s worth.

    I prefer Primo’s sandwiches to Capriotti’s, but their menus are quite different.

  2. TaniaSep 20, 2009

    I really can appreciate a good Thanksgiving sub all year round….Thank You Capriotti’s!!!!! The last time I ordered the Bobby it was a lil stuffing overkill, but I have an easy fix for that: Step one….open the roll. Step 2: take out a little stuffing. Step 3: Fight the urge to all but inhale this jaw dropping Pilgrims dream sub in 5 seconds flat!

  3. JRJul 10, 2009

    Decent subs, albeit a little pricey. They do have vegan turkey though, which is amazing!

  4. GDogNov 14, 2008

    Stick with the Boobie or the Capristrami…I wish I had…The cheesesteaks here are forgettable – mostly because they forget to put steak in the roll. Maybe it’s the economy but I ordered 2 large cheesesteaks from this place recently which were both devoid of anything but a sprinkling of filling…

  5. BJul 20, 2008

    I have been eating Capriotti’s subs since I moved to the area 8 years ago. Hands down they serve the best of the best. The turkey is hand-pulled and the Bobby might be the best sandwich I’ve ever eaten!

  6. JMar 31, 2008

    Best Thanksgiving Sammy in town!!!

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