Jimmy John’s

Jimmy John’s is well… Jimmy John’s. I feel like you get the same quality no matter what one you go to. I was ordering for four of us so sent in my order online and arrived 10 min later to pick it up. Order was not ready so I waited around for 5 min, no big deal. Worker apologized for the wait and off I went. I liked my sandwich and the others did as well. Pretty good meal for a pretty good price.

Short answer: The employees were unnecessarily rude (questioned my order) and it stopped me from buying.
Long answer: I came in here with my friend at around 6 pm, it wasn’t very busy at all. I asked for a #6 slim provolone sandwich with the vinegar and olive oil sauce and some oregano+basil. The cashier said she wasn’t able to put the sauce and basil on the sandwich because it was a slim (which I didn’t understand but maybe there is an actual corporate rule against it?) but then she said, «you know it’s just cheese and meat, right?» and the guy behind her said, «it’s actually JUST cheese» to her and then to me, «are you a vegetarian? are you sure?» At this point I was embarrassed and just said never mind, I don’t need anything, I changed my mind. The girl said, «are you sure? we can work something out» and I was like… nope. And we left. I really don’t understand why they had to make me feel weird for ordering something that is on the menu (a sandwich with just cheese). They wrapped up an individual pickle for my friend but apparently it was too hard to make a sandwich with one topping, one spice and one sauce.
This might sound dramatic but it’s my honest review of this place, and I won’t be returning. (And for the record I usually eat food that is more exciting than a plain cheese sandwich — I don’t like lettuce, deli meet etc. so I usually just don’t eat sandwiches). The woman had short dyed black hair and gauges and the man had short brown hair.

Total garbage. Consistently bring you the wrong order and are at least an hour. How the hell does it take a place like No Thai take the same amount of time to deliver a full on meal while Jimmy Johns can’t even do a sandwich. If you wanna have fun, try talking to one of the managers. I swear they have to be just slightly above brain dead. I’ve never spoken to a human that had a brain functioning so poorly before. I asked them if they could refund my sandwich, and this idiot wouldn’t do it, I had proof and everything that it was the wrong order, but I guess remaking a sandwich is an complex process when you can’t even tie your apron on correctly.

I manage a local store, between my staff and I, we eat here every other day roughly. There has never been any major issues with any aspect of this JJ’s location. The staff has always been prompt in asking for our order. The subs are always built freaky fast. From a sales perspective, i have even had the cashier try and odd on a bag of chips, cookie, pickle, or water (which i declined, but appreciated).
If i had to have a complaint about this location it would probably be geared to a select few drivers. I get that JJ’s prizes itself on delivery and production times. However, occasionally some of the drivers sometimes seem like they develop horse blinders when running across the street, rushing to get through the door before you, or by ignoring you when you ask a question. BUT, as i have stated this is only because i like to list at least one con per review.

My favorite is the veggie sandwich. Just enough protein to met Nutritional recommendations and healthy especially if you request sprouts keep the cucumbers and cut or minimize the mayo. Pricing is decent. Turkey Tom is my second go to.
Though not a lot of seating at this location, the prep time is lightening fast!

Fast convenience food with relatively friendly staff and food you would expect from a jimmy johns

The rudest staff I have even encountered I witnessed a female employee making fun of people’s orders in front of them tonight. lucky for her the girl she was helping was polite. Will not be returning here.

My lunch has to be timely because I have to clock in and out. I ordered online the first time for delivery between 1:15 and 1:30pm, to have it arrive just at 1:30pm – when I had to go back to work. This time I thought it would be smart to order for delivery between 1pm-1:15pm, so then the driver started calling me at 12:48pm. I snuck out to get it, but I will never order from them again. I have a fixed lunch time of 1pm-1:30pm so this is not working out. I had sworn them off anyway due to one former classmate saying he worked there and the tomatoes arrived sliced and slimey – had to hose them down. Another time, there was a bad stomach flu outbreak after a bunch of IT coworkers had catering from them. I think I’ve learned my final lesson – stay away from Jimmy Johns.

The veggie sandwich is by far my favorite. The guac and provolone cheese combination with tomatoes, lettuce, and bread is great! Such a good place for an inexpensive sandwich

Jimmy Johns is one of my favorites. The bread is great. The meat, cheese, and vegetables they put on them are fresh and when I saw light on the mayo, they are light on the mayo. Their pickles are awesome. They also deliver and when they say they are fast, they mean it. It’s nice to have an option for delivery other than pizza.
The only bad thing about this location is that it can get packed.

I have a guilty secret: I love Jimmy John’s. Despite it being the default catered meal for all our school events, I have specific cravings for their sandwiches. Furthermore, these cravings are not satisfied by my own creations of the same sandwiches – I have to get a JJ tuna sandwich on their soft, lightly browned french bread or most recently a salty roast beef sandwich, with dijon added. As someone who gets easily overwhelmed with topping choices, etc. I like JJ better than Subway or Potbelly’s because of it’s simplicity. In addition, as someone lactose intolerant I don’t feel like I’m missing anything by opting out of cheese since their standard 8″ subs generally don’t include it. I may even go so far as to say that Jimmy John’s is the one food spot I have grown somewhat attached to since moving here from the West Coast, and would potentially miss when I leave.

I get the veggie sandwich without mayo here so often, I started to think JJ needs to improve upon their rewards program and have a birthday special as well. They should have frequent flier cards, 10^th or 12^th sandwich comes free, or at least a free sandwich on your birthday!

Vito #5 with hot peppers. Nuf said.

Whenever I’m home in Ann Arbor, I always stop at JJ’s for a lunch. At $ 4.25 for the 8″ subs and $ 5.25 for the larger sandwiches (on wheat or sub bread) with double meat, this is a STEAL.
These are basic, not fru fru sandwiches. Don’t look for fancy spreads or a wide variety of ingredients. I always ordered the Turkey Tom with avocado ($ 75 cents extra for the avocado), but realized today I might as well just order the $ 5.25 Beach Club (essentially the large Turkey Tom + provolone and avocado spread) and get extra meat too. I am usually a whole wheat girl, but the white sub bread here is just so good. The wheat is also good, and all of the fillings are fresh and tasty. Plus the diet coke in their fountains just always seems better than everywhere else (sad that I notice this, but I’m a fountain DC connoisseur).
This was the first day I went to the Plymouth road JJ (trying to avoid downtown Art Fair craziness), and it was solid but not differentiated from the others. They are all the same — fast and reliable. My current hometown of Boston seems to be the only college town in the country lacking a Jimmy John’s, so hopefully JJ’s makes a move there soon.

Can’t get enough of JJ’s turkey club! Quizno’s, Subway and Jersey Mike’s ain’t got nothing on Jimmy. I wish JJ was in Cali.

I am the queen of the sandwich… not sure how I’ve never made it to a JJ’s before!
They get it right with fresh bread, meats & toppings and «freakishly fast» service. I tried the #5 Vito (aka Italian) sub — salami, capicola & provolone with lettuce, tomatoes & vinagrette (I skipped the onions — white onions aren’t my thing). It’s a long sandwich — very bready, not a ton of meats & toppings in each bite, but I couldn’t finish my sandwich. I would think that my husband might be a little hungry after just the sandwich. The chips were just okay (lots of icky black marks on the chips).
This location is fast, polite and has plenty of parking. Definitely worth a stop if you want a sandwich on the run.

I had never before tried or even heard about Jimmy John’s prior to moving to Michigan. Now ever since my first JJ’s gourmet sandwich I can’t get enough! They freshly bake their bread daily, use the best and tastiest meats, and are known for giving «freakishly» fast service! Who wouldn’t love that? The sandwich giants have nothing on JJ ‘s, in fact they could learn a thing or two about quality and freshness. If you haven’t tried JJ’s I strongly recommend that you do! Just don’t be surprised when they win you over with your first bite! :)