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White House Restaurant
An Atlantic City restaurant review

 

 

 

White House Restaurant
2301 Arctic Ave
Atlantic City, NJ
609-345-1564

 

A New Jersey restaurant review of a restaurant serving Italian hoagies and sandwiches. This is a New Jersey dining experience enjoyed by people from all walks of life who love hoagies.

 

The New Jersey restaurant reviews and ratings have been established on the basis of personal visits by the restaurant editor of New Jersey Leisure Guide and/or other reliable sources who have made a visit to the restaurant and/or feed back from our viewers.

Price Inexpensive
Fare Hoagie - Sandwiches

Restaurant Rating

Food N/A
Service N/A
Decor N/A
Overall Rating N/A

N/A = Not rated as a fine dining Restaurant


Restaurant Review

This White House is a must visit for any one who comes to Atlantic City looking for that special sub or hoagie, or whatever part of the country you call your favorite sandwich.

The cheese steaks are the best in New Jersey. All subs are made with bread that contains no fat, no sugar, all natural ingredients. The bread is oven fresh with up to 12 deliveries each day from a local bakery as the demand changes.

The hoagies are prepared in large volumes with lunch meat or minute steak, cheeses, onions and tomatoes, wrapped in a butcher paper pack, as hordes people stand in line.

The place is like going back to the forties. Mostly take out, but there is seating for about 50, always crowded, but worth the wait.

In business since 1946, they have been visited by many celebrities who came to Atlantic City.

There's no decor here except p
hotos of the mostly past famous including Frank Sinatra and Joe DiMaggio, have come here to experience.

The partons of the notable hoagie shop are from all walks of life.

Be prepared for a line that can extend outside and for service that can be abrupt.
 
 

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