Subway

Very slow service and the girl who made my sandwich skimped on everything.
The meat was nonexistent and the toppings were bare, even when I asked to add more.

The only reason I gave it one star is it forces you to give it a rating. I went in this morning to order a simple breakfast sandwich. The young gentlemen (and I am being nice) was EXTREMELY rude and condescending. I requested a black forest ham, egg and cheese sandwich. The server put the ham and cheese on the bread and proceeded to put it in the oven. I stopped him and asked was he going to warm up the egg. At that point he snapped at me and said «I asked you did you want egg when I repeated your order so you must didn’t get it». I said to him «Excuse me… I did ask for the egg you must not have heard me». He then got rather flippant and said in a condescending manner «Is this your first time at subway» as he threw my meat on the bread on top of the eggs. I was so angry I told him to cancel my order and walked out. The customer behind me was also in shock as he stated quite loudly «WOW what service»
I have worked in Ballantyne for many years and have never experienced such terrible service. I plan to contact their corporate office to let them know the culture of this store.

I don’t normally go for «fast food» type breakfast, but I heard about the Subway breakfast offerings, so I was a little curious. I stopped by on my way to work this morning to pick up a to-​go order.
The first problem is trying to get into this little strip shopping center on Conlan Circle during the morning rush. The problem is the Starbucks next door with a drive-​through window. Traffic backs up down the street for people trying to go through the drivethrough to get their caffeine fixes. When I finally made it to Subway, there were several other people in the store also picking up breakfast and I saw only 2 employees, so things were a little on the slow side. Employees were a little sluggish and not very helpful. (Maybe they should have stopped by Starbucks before they started their shift to get a big espresso.)
The Subway breakfast options are pretty limited so I just ordered an egg flatbread melt with cheese. It was not terrible, but certainly nothing I would go back for. By the time I got it to the office (just a block away) the egg was cold and I really couldn’t taste the cheese.
Next time I am in a hurry and want a «fast-​food» b-​fast, I’ll just stop at the Chick-​fil-​A at Stonecrest. Their egg & cheese on a multigrain bagel is much tastier and more convenient.
If Subway wants to compete in the breakfast space against Chick-​fil-​a, Bojangles, and all the bagel places, they really need to up their game and offer something more compelling than what they have now.