Thomas Farrell, a proud Irishman, grew up in the Italian neighborhood of Ducktown in Atlantic City and became something of an honorary Italian in the 44 years he spent working ...

ATLANTIC CITY — White House Sub Shop in Atlantic City took down its famous sign Wednesday and replaced it with a new one.

Serving cheesesteaks, pepper and egg sandwiches, and Italian subs the size of wiffle bats, White House Sub Shop is a place of legend for the descendants of casino workers and revelers that once ...

The White House Sub Shop carries the great honor of calling itself “the home of the submarine,” and although it isn’t the birthplace of the sandwich, it certainly is well-known both in and ...

The recently renovated Ventnor Square movie theater next door appeared unharmed. The Sacco family got their start making sandwiches at Atlantic City sandwich institution White House Sub Shop in 1947.

You were expecting White House Subs here? Sorry. The Atlantic City sub legend has unparalleled atmosphere, tradition and history, but Sugar Hill Sub Shop makes better subs.

The Italian-style bread, which first appeared on Atlantic City tables in 1919, has witnessed the heyday of the boardwalk, World War II training exercises, mobster shenanigans, the roller-coaster ...

One of a handful of places in the country that can legitimately lay claim to introducing the Italian sub to these shores, White House was opened in 1946 by returning WWII vet Anthony Basile. Lines ...

Turns out, two places in New Jersey are considered to have the best!

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