Prepare for an engaging experience at the Hero Factory. The owner of this establishment is fueled by mass quantities of piss and vinegar. My mother referred to her as \"spunky.\" I'm still not sure what I would label her personality: maybe \"lively\" or \"energetic?\" \n\nDespite the Jersey attitude, she is very nice and accommodating.\n\nI ordered a sub that consisted of a chicken filet, bacon, cheddar cheese, and bbq sauce.\n\nMy mother ordered the Italian...or something that resembled an Italian sub.\n\nBoth were reasonably priced and adequately sized. \n\nThe Italian was packed full of meat and the bread they use soaked up the oil and juices nicely.\n\nMy chicken was crunchy, but not too tough, and blended well with the mixture of bbq sauce, bacon, and melted cheese. I couldn't finish the whole thing and took half of it home.\n\nWe also ordered a cup of split pea soup, which was very tasty. It wasn't too thin or too thick and had chunks of ham and carrot floating around in the murky depths. I would order it again.\n\nI am originally from Washington State. In Seattle, the Mayor has declared downtown businesses as \"gun free\" and encourages owners to deny service to any patron who happens to be legally carrying a gun.\n\nAt the Hero Factory, the owner carries a gun. Personally, I didn't mind, but I found the juxtaposition to be humorous and intriguing. \n\nIn sum, I will be returning to the Hero Factory, because they serve great food and their owner is an interesting character.
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