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537 Subs – Eastampton

$15 for Three Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Sub Sandwiches ($30 Total Value)

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In a Nutshell

Hot and cold fixings such as chicken parmesan, meatballs, and oven-roasted roast beef fill sub rolls baked fresh daily

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per table. Must purchase 1 food item.
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Unlike a sand witch, a sandwich doesn't have the power to turn men into sand and sand into poisoned glass. Let a sandwich cast a devastating spell on hunger pains with this Groupon.

$15 for Three Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Sub Sandwiches ($30 Value)

The menu includes cold subs with chicken breast prepared in a new way every week ($4.85–$10.85), hot meatball subs with melted provolone and marinara sauce ($5.85 for a regular; $10.85 for a large), and turkey wraps with cheddar and honey-mustard dressing ($6.55).

537 Subs

Beginning with rolls baked fresh daily, the namesake sandwiches at 537 Subs tantalize taste buds with fixings such as chicken parmesan, oven-roasted roast beef, and housemade falafel. The latter pairs especially well with the shop's housemade hummus, which sandwich makers can add to any order. 537's menu also includes salads and wraps such as the chicken caesar, though these, too, can be converted into subs. For customers eager to create their own sandwiches by hand, 537 sells Boar's Head cold cuts and cheese by the pound.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Colorful Emotions

No one knows why humans associate different colors with emotions, possibly because of the many crayons consumed during our early developmental stages. How many of these colorful emotions have you experienced?

  • Green with envy
  • Tickled pink
  • Blue (sad)
  • Blue (comedic swearing)
  • Red with embarrassment
  • Purple with pride
  • Periwinkle with wedding regret
  • Chartreuse with the anxiety that they might one day remake Child’s Play with even more terrifying modern computer effects
  • Orange with curiosity about why the tanning bed won’t open back up
  • Beige with hatred
  • Yellow-bellied (cowboys only)

What colors best express different emotions? The answer may surprise you.

537 Subs

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    Eastampton

    1205 Monmouth Road
    Eastampton Township, New Jersey 08060
    (609) 534-0063
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