New Tiny's Grill — Restaurant in Media

I've been going to Tiny's for over 15 years, since Tiny himself was there. I can honestly say, as the New Tiny's, this place is still just as good as ever, if not better. Always friendly, clean, and with good prices and service. Contrary to one review, I have to say this is probably one of the cleanest places in Media off State street, something that cannot always be said of its competition (I don't wanna name names: you know who you are). They have some of the best steaks in the area for some of the best prices in the area, too, something that's always been true; there's a reason locals like me have been going here consistently since we were kids. So if you're just visiting Media for whatever of its ever increasing festivals and what not, or you've just overlooked it for whatever reason, do yourself a favor and give this...

Unfortunately, I wasn't even able to get to eating the food that was ordered. When I got to Manchester Ave, a small side street, I missed them and called to ask specifically where I could find them. When the person answered, he took my order, and I mentioned that I am on the street, but didn't see them. He was short and said it was across from the gas station, he didn't have time to give me directions, told me to "google" and hung up on me! When I got there, and said I was taken back by his rudeness. He did say that he didn't mean to be rude, but instead of apologizing he went on this whole spiel, said he didn't have time to go back and forth with me. I am appalled at how rude this person was. I order lunch for groups often and will definitely not order or even suggest ordering...

I am new to this area and was looking for a Hoagie shop and pulled up reviews to here so I decided to trust them. I wanted to try a cheese steak but because this place had "Hoagie" in its name. The price was good and I guess you get what you pay for so if you are looking for a reasonably priced lunch i media this is fine. It reminded me of the Hoagies from the lunch line in high school. My husband thought the roll was bland but he ate the whole thing. I ordered an Italian and it had bologna, ham and Provolone cheese. I used to work at a Hoagie shop and think that if you went up to a deli and ordered a pound of the three and they asked you "what kind" and you replied " the cheapest" and you picked up the rolls from the plastic bins and tongs, this Hoagie would...