A family-owned sub shop keeping the spirit of the 80s alive, one radical sandwich at a time.
It was 1985. Neon was everywhere, the boombox was king, and Tony and Maria Radcliffe had a dream: to build the most bodacious sandwich shop on the West Coast.
They found a little corner spot on Neon Blvd, laid down that iconic carpet (yes, it's still there), hung up the first neon sign, and started slinging subs as bold and colorful as the decade itself.
Four decades later, the Radcliffe family is still behind the counter — and the subs are still totally radical.
Started it all with a dream, a bread oven, and a killer mustache. Still makes every sub like it's 1985.
The brains behind every recipe. Her secret sauce formula is locked in a vault next to the arcade machine.
Tony & Maria's son. Trained in culinary arts but his heart belongs to the classic sub. Makes a mean mixtape too.
Makes everyone feel like family. Known for her legendary high-fives and remembering every regular's order.
Every ingredient is sourced locally and prepared daily. No shortcuts, no preservatives, no bogus additives. Just pure, radical freshness.
We're not just a sandwich shop — we're a neighborhood hangout. From Little League sponsorships to 80s trivia nights, we keep Rad City connected.
The 80s weren't just a decade — they were a state of mind. We keep that energy alive with every neon sign, every boombox beat, and every totally tubular sub.
Walking into Radical Subs is like stepping through a time portal. The original shag carpet — yes, it's legendary — still covers the floor in its groovy brown and rust pattern.
Neon signs light up the walls. Our vintage Pac-Man arcade machine still takes quarters. And the boombox behind the counter always has the perfect mixtape playing.
It's not just a restaurant — it's a vibe.