Romi's Subs - Danville

The romi subs experience Drive-thru edition.) on this day I was in danville, and someone suggested that I go to romi’s subs. this person was a native and said to call her first. but not from the opposite, I had to see where I wanted to eat for myself. in the dressing there was a car. I was curious where the counterstop should give up my order. yet they have to wait their application to place their order in the window. let me put this in the narrative. in the inner is not open, and the drive-thru is the only resort to the order of means of life. So I ordered her salad with grilled chicken, a sweet tee and a sub for a friend of mine. as I waited for my eating in the window, the driving line grew. I saw a car coming out of the line and driving away because of the waiting. once at home, I thought the salate was okay. However, I would probably have been the car that would have gone due to the waiting if I had not come to the right time. I cannot believe in 2022; Drive-Thru devices still work without a counterspeak system. to a time when people want to eat them quickly and hot. but would I return to this place if I lived in the opposite? I'm not sure I would. that was waiting to turn off, but the salat was okay. but eating was as good as any other sub-place less waiting for the delay to place their order and get them to eat it. Nevertheless, the natives seem to love this place and know how they precede their order is the best thing to do when they eat at romi.

Hands down the best meatballs sub find them in danville. To this day, I've never found any better with a meatball bottom. also very friendly staff

Best food in town! 2nd generation ran establishment with the 3rd generation up and coming. Support small business.

Slow drive thru...even if u csll in...you still waiting...food ok...if u hungry..??

Love the tacos and subs. I just wish they would open the inside to spaced-out seating like some other restaurants are doing, I'm tired of not being able toget tacos because by the time I got them home a few miles away they were a soggy mess, had to eat with a fork.