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Primanti Brothers Set to Open New Location in Chambersburg, PA

Exciting news for sandwich enthusiasts in the Midstate! Primanti Brothers, the iconic Pittsburgh-based restaurant brand, is preparing to open a new 6,000-square-foot location in Chambersburg later this month. The doors of the new restaurant, situated at 983 Norland Avenue within the Chambersburg Crossing shopping mall, will officially open on July 19.

Adam Golomb, CEO of Primanti Brothers, expressed their commitment to Pennsylvania and growing in the Chambersburg area. Golomb stated, “In recent years, we have significantly expanded the number of regional locations – and are committed to growing in these communities to serve our fans.”

The arrival of Primanti Brothers in Chambersburg is expected to generate approximately 85 to 100 new job opportunities in the area, contributing to local employment growth.

Upon its opening, the Chambersburg-based Primanti Brothers will operate during the following hours:

  • Sundays to Thursdays: 11 a.m. to 12 a.m.
  • Fridays to Saturdays: 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.

To celebrate the grand opening, Primanti Brothers has something special in store for their early patrons. The first 100 people to walk through the door will have the chance to win free sandwiches for a year. Tailgating festivities will begin at 5 a.m. on opening day, with the doors opening to the first 100 tailgaters at 10 a.m. Attendees can look forward to games, a DJ, and various prize giveaways during the event.

Additionally, the new Chambersburg location will introduce a pizza slice subscription program called Slice Squad. Priced at $9.99 per month, the subscription will grant members a daily slice of pizza throughout the week, ensuring pizza lovers can satisfy their cravings on a regular basis.

With the opening of the Chambersburg establishment, Primanti Brothers will proudly add their 40th restaurant to their ever-growing roster. The brand, which has a storied history dating back to 1933, began as a food cart selling sandwiches to truckers on the go in Pittsburgh. Today, Primanti Brothers has gained widespread recognition for their signature Primanti Bros. sandwich – a substantial and distinctive creation that has garnered immense customer loyalty and acclaim.

Sandwich aficionados and food enthusiasts alike can look forward to savoring the unique Primanti Brothers experience at their newest location in Chambersburg. Prepare to indulge in the iconic sandwich that has made Primanti Brothers a beloved institution for nearly a century.

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