Of all the primo dining experiences in the Montgomery County — Creeds in King of Prussia, Parc Bistro in Skippack, The Farmer’s Daughter in Blue Bell (to name just three) — who would imagine superlative food coming from the Norristown Sunoco station?
But according to NewsBreak’s Travel Maven, the grab-and-go fare at 1100 E. Ridge Pike is indeed worth five-stars.
Outside, it appears like any other fueling spot.
Inside, however, is a top-notch deli, Joey D’s.
From that business-in-a-business comes gigantic breakfast sandwiches filled with ingredients both common (pork roll) and surprising (ribeye steak).
Lunch is also an elevated experience: Joey D’s cheeseburgers, for example, are topped with barbecued bacon and mushrooms. And the signature noontime dish is a chicken cutlet topped with roasted peppers and provolone cheese.
Eating on the fly? The deli has numerous premade sammies, salads, and soups that make for time-saving and tasty takeout.
And perhaps best of all, the interior is clean, and the staff makes a noted effort to be friendly.
More on the culinary delights nested in the Norristown Sunoco is at Travel Maven.
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Food excellence at a convenience store can be found in communities across the world, as evidenced by this video highlighting the menu at a 7-Eleven in Japan.
Editor’s Note: This post ran originally in MONTCO Today in August 2022.
