Re-Openings

Atlantic City’s White House Subs Open For Business For the First Time Since Superstorm Sandy Struck

Is that a Sub or a Hoagie?
Is that a Sub or a Hoagie? Photo: Mike Persico

Though political wags in Washington left the Superstorm Sandy-ravaged portions of the Jersey coast on the hook in their bickering over the fiscal cliff and how to avoid it, but that’s not stopping Atlantic City’s iconic sandwich shrine, White House Subs, from resuming operations today. The shop’s been out of commission since late October, when the storm shut down the entire resort city, flooded its streets, and pummeled its businesses with wind, and rain. Press of Atlantic City reports that after extensive renovations, and replacement of all of the waterlogged and flood-damaged equipment, the 65-year-old Arctic Avenue landmark, is looking almost as if nothing ever happened, and is ready again to start serving customers. If only the same was true for gridlocked Congress. [Press of Atlantic City]

Atlantic City’s White House Subs Open For Business For the First Time