Our Story
Red oval logo with black text reading “EST. 1978”

ED ATE HERE SO MUCH HE BOUGHT THE PLACE.

Angie's Sub original building. Vintage storefront for Angie's Too, advertising subs, pizza, salads, and an open sign.

Before Ed Malin owned Angie’s, he was one of the regulars.

He ate here. A lot.

In 1999, Ed bought the Jacksonville Beach shop and kept the important stuff intact: great subs, schweet tea, and good people.

What started as a tiny takeout joint grew right along with the Beaches. Somewhere along the way, the walls filled up with customer photos, unique decorations and about a million stories.

Angie's Sub Jax beach location interior. Eclectic retro restaurant interior with colorful tables, red booths, bar seating, framed memorabilia, and hanging surfboards
Ed Malin of Angie's Subs in new Atlantic Beach Restaurant location. Man standing inside a rustic sports bar decorated with mounted deer, a football, a Jacksonville Jaguars helmet, and Everglades National Park signage.

FROM ONE LITTLE SUB SHOP TO THREE PLACES TO GIT YER FIX.

Jax Beach came first. Angie’s landed at Jacksonville International Airport in 2024, and Atlantic Beach followed in 2025.

The neighborhood might change. The Angie’s part doesn’t.

Angie's Sub airport location. Standby Subs restaurant counter with menu boards, sandwich artwork, hanging lights, and food-service equipment
Angie's Sub owner Ed Malin and team featured on the local news. Four people pose in a kitchen studio behind a platter of mini sandwiches and bottles of hot sauce.

LOCALS TAKING CARE OF LOCALS.

Angie's Sub donation drop off for hurricane and flash flood victims. Four volunteers pose outside Angie’s Subs beside stacks of bottled water and donated supplies.
Hand-drawn black heart outline on a white background

The community has supported Angie’s for years.
We try to return the favor.

Whether it’s charity fundraisers, donation drop-offs, feeding our first-responders, free birthday subs, or just knowing your usual when you walk through the door…that’s what we’re all about.

Thanks for letting us be part of it.

Angie's Sub community fundraising event. People posing with exaggerated expressions inside a brightly decorated restaurant, holding a handwritten menu sign.
Police officers organizing rows of white boxes on a table in a station room