Subway

Better, but yet again out of the Italian herbs and cheese. Friendlier staff though and the past bunch of times they did have it. So improved but not there yet.

First, let me start by saying that this is a Subway, the food franchise with the most locations across the United States. You can’t walk 5 feet without tripping over one, and in some cities, they are literally across the street from each other. The food is bought from Subway corporate, so there is no variation from your typical expectations of the chain.
That said, I’ve come here for lunch for years since working in Bridgewater. The location size is typical of all Subway stores.
Importantly for me, I’m remembered when entering the store and the owner remembers what I typically order. The quality has always been consistent with Subway standards and fresh. As a lunch spot, this Subway is quick, efficient, and cheap. All ideal qualities for a quick lunch to get me quickly back to my desk at the office. In fact, I can typically eat here so quickly that I can drive here, order, eat and return to the office more quickly than eat in my own cafeteria downstairs.
If you’d like a discount here, joining Adprism (a discount club with several area merchants participating) for $ 10 will get you 10% off your sub when visiting. Moreover, be sure to «rack up» your sub club points for free drinks, cookies or subs in the future.
The owner of the store is typically on his laptop at the front of the store until it gets busy or he is needed. He made my subs for years here both as an owner and as an employee under old ownership. It was great seeing his pride in finally taking ownership of the establishment, especially after being an excellent «sandwich artist.»
I almost feel bad about myself writing long review about a Subway, but I’ll hopefully be able to drink the shame away by Saturday.

First of all let me tell you that I love subway but coming here before class ruins subway for me. The first time I was here I got a foot long chicken breast with bacon on it. Now I know bacon is $ 0.75 for 6″ and $ 1.50 for a foot long. Not realizing I paid $ 2.00 for bacon and she charged me $ 0.50 for extra cheese… I never asked for extra cheese. I’m here today and ordered the same sub with an addition to avocado. (Never get the vado, tastes very bitter and pasty) I watched her closely when she was ringing me up because I knew she’d mess up again. She tried to charge me $ 2 for bacon (this time I ordered on just half the sandwich, which is $ 0.75) so I corrected her, then she went ahead and charged me $ 2.00 for avocado. I had to correct her once again and she was pointing at the sign above her without looking, the sign clearly stated $ 1.50. Shesh. I’m sorry but this place is a mess. Hire some people who know what they’re doing. These girls that work here are clueless and the one that messes up barely knows any English. I guess I have to go to Moe’s from now on.

This is a really small shop located in the same lot as Shoprite and Snap fitness that are visible from the front when you enter.
I’ve eaten here a couple of times and found the subs to be standard Subway stuff. There were times i felt that the freshness of the ingredients could have been better but I’m not sure if this was due to the fact that i was there almost at closing time (9 PM).