Quiznos

You’re in an airport with options. Quiznos is one of the better choices you can make here. For $ 8 you can get an 8 inch sandwich and load it with decent sauce, pickles, banana peppers and more.
Service was pretty bad. I was there around 8 AM and there were a couple employees working. I was the only customer, but it still took about 10 minutes to get me my sandwich. Definitely don’t come here if you’re in a rush.
Overall it’s just a basic Quiznos. With the state of airport food, that’s not a bad thing.

Basic 8 inch sandwich — chicken avocado and chipotle sauce. Interesting but does not match expectations. Close to a subways, maybe a tad better.
Since its at the airport it can get away with some business.
It has seating for around 40 people which is shared between a bar also. Same franchise I guess.
Charging ports. Important while traveling. Especially since the airport doesn’t seem to have many.
Staff okay.

Seriously folks. For «Airport» food. This is as good as it gets without a huge price tag. We ordered one of the new sandwiches with pork, honey, etc. I can’t remember the name of it, but the cashier recommended it. It was delicious. Fresh, nice size, and went well with a beer. It isn’t as spicy as they claim it to be (I do have a high tolerance for spice). But I grabbed some jalapeños and added them myself. It was really good! If you aren’t hungry at the time, we have purchased some Cheese steak sandwiches a couple of times and taken them on the plane. Again… yummy.

Food was ok but they double charged me. I think the owner was behind the register at the time and probably thought he could get away with it. Look out for this Quiznos — they bill you twice on your business credit card! Double billing Quizno’s jerk bags!

Worst Quiznos I’ve been to. Only reason we went was because it was close to our gate for a Frontier flight.
They had a coupon on the Unilocal,but didn’t acknowledge it. And the lady at the counter was staring at customers which was extremely weird.
Tried Tuna sub and broccoli cheddar soup. Food was average. Don’t recommend this place!

This was the worst sandwich I’ve ever had in my life. I’m going to vomit on whoever made it.

People were super friendly, order was quick, great sub!!! Perfect after a tiring flight! Great seating area where you can use the airport wifi right across from a mart where you can buy magazines and right next to the restrooms — great location! Recommend the chicken carbonara !

This review is for the location by gate A34. Ultra-​convenient if you’re flying Frontier, but quite a trek if you’re headed to another part of the airport.
Note that there is a separate Unilocal listing for the Concourse B location. And at the moment there’s a third listing which places the restaurant out the the middle of a runway, but which is home to some really excellent reviews.
Okay, it’s just a chain sandwich place. And it’s in an airport, which means it’s often terribly crowded, often a bit dirty, and always on the expensive side. But compared to the other fast-​food options this side of the security checkpoints, this Quiznos is heavenly. The menu and ordering process have been streamlined to keep things moving. On this visit, most of the staff spoke English as a second language, but communication wasn’t an issue, and they were cheerful and polite. My Mesquite Chicken sandwich was generous and tasty – possibly a bit better than average Quiznos fare.
They share a space with a bar, so beverage options are plentiful. The Quiznos Coke machine is after the food line, so you can get free refills. While you’re grabbing your drink, pick up a few extra napkins – you may need them to wipe off your table.
Unlike the «B» location, one whole wall of this location is a window overlooking a busy section of the tarmac. There is an electrical outlet on the column in the middle of the windows so one or two lucky people can charge their phones.

A reasonably priced restaurant at the airport? And delicious offerings with little wait time and right next to a bar? Am I delirious?
Solid, solid Quiznos at the Denver airport. The mesquite chicken sandwich is great — and only 7 dollars to boot for an 8″ sandwich! Friendly staff and abundant seating make this akin to a real restaurant — and at the airport that’s saying something.
I hate eating at the airport, but next time I’m in Concourse A, I’m going here.
Friendly staff and close proximity to gates are all a plus. Compared to the other (much more pricey) options, you could do much much worse.

Hard to imagine a 5 star review for an airport chain sandwich shop, but voilà. We had a very tight flight to catch at a gate just down the hall from this place so dinner options were Quiznos, Quiznos, or Quiznos. There wasn’t much of a line and it went super fast.
Their menu is very much abridged, having few options, but the ones they have are the classic options they used to show in their old TV commercials.
The Baja and Mesquite Chicken were delicious and prepared exactly as wanted. I even asked for certain ingredients to not be populated and it was perfect. It took about 4 minutes start to finish. Their prices are higher than normal but quite reasonable for airport food which is always marked up.
They also have a pepper bar closer to the restaurant portion of their shared space with jalapeños, banana peppers and olive with to go containers.
If this wasn’t in an airport it would be rated highly, but having this level of excellent service inside an airport surprises you and makes it just that much better.

First, I got asked if I’m Jewish or Middle Eastern (um, what does this have to do with my turkey sandwich? I’m starving, and neither of the other things), then I got suckered into buying a drink because it had free refills (that’s my fault; I was extremely thirsty), and the soda machine was completely flat (I don’t even like soda when it’s perfectly bubbly. what was I thinking? — or not thinking, haha). $ 8 for a small sub and flat soda… Agh. It’s the airport, I get it, but this was extra annoying because all I wanted was a cappuccino and chocolate croissant at Caribou… which was out of chocolate croissants by the time I got there. Bummer! Oh, and my sandwich was OK, but the best part was that I got to load several of the tiny to-​go containers with pickle and banana pepper slices. Now, we’re talking!

Don’t bother trying to use the coupon from the mobile Entertainment book app even though it specifically lists this location on Concourse A at DIA. As someone looking to save money when I travel, they were rude and unaccommodating. Also, I can no longer use the coupon as I had already clicked redeem. I will be writing Quizno’s corporate to ask that they not include locations that are unwilling to honor their coupons. If you are going to advertise a specific location and then not take the coupon, please have the courtesy to put up a sign so I can choose somewhere else to dine.

5 stars for an awesome airport experience — wanted a Subway or Quizno’s type spot for lunch and followed the signs here only to find a huge line. Normally in an airport this means 20 minutes of gloom before getting your lukewarm food that’s marked up 25% over normal prices.
But this Quizno’s is an awesome, super-​efficient operation. They had three registers taking orders, good prices, and a huge assembly line pumping out lunch for everyone. I waited a couple minutes and got my chicken carbonara hot and just how I ordered it. For totally exceeding my expectations and making a great customer experience, five stars.

This was the restaurant conveniently located right next to my gate in the airport — and I only had 15 minutes to stuff myself with dinner before my flight. This wasn’t my best Quiznos experience because due to my flight being so soon, I ended up making myself feel awful with how quickly I ate my sub. Not Quiznos fault — just stating the facts. I ordered the Italian sub and it was alright. I felt super rushed to order, super rushed to eat and super rushed to leave. But, they were quick with their service, which was impressive considering they were serving a crowd of people.
Unfortunately I don’t have a lot to say about this Quiznos simply because I was only there for about five minutes. I was legitimately worried about making it to my gate on time, but hunger got the best of me.

The only thing wrong with this particular Quiznos (no fault of their own) is the location. It’s located near the Western End of the B Concourse so it’s a trek to get your Delicious Sammy on but worse than that is it’s absolutely tiny.
When busy, the line goes out into the terminal. Here’s a trick! The full service bar located inside the restaurant looks to be a separate entity. It’s not! If there’s a spot available, sidle up and take a seat. You don’t have to order alcohol if you don’t want to. Order a Diet Coke. The bartender will take your sammich order and within minutes your number will be called way ahead of everyone standing in line.
PLUS! You’ll have a place to sit, relax, and enjoy your meal. There’s also a tv above the bar that usually has a sporting event on.
There are no windows in the tiny restaurant and only a few places to sit in their mini-​dining-​room. Free refills as the pop machine is located out by the napkins.
The food is pure Quiznos. No better no worse. I usually get me a Small Traditional, wheat, side of chips with a drink.

It was fast food, right next to our gate heading to Dallas, TX.
I ordered the tuna on wheat to go. Husband ordered Classic Italian Sub.
Just what you’d expect @ Quizno’s, tasted like anywhere else!

Needed a quick bite to eat, and it was either Quiznos or Pizza Hut Express near my gate. As my stomach was not feeling too hot, I grabbed a sub and soda from here. Prices are fairly cheap here, surprised for an airport, but it took forever and a day to make my sandwich. It’d be nice if they had their full menu on the board as well, as I thought I only had a few options to choose from.

I was on a layover in the Denver airport and I was ravenous — enter Quiznos riding in on a white stallion to save the day!
This location is small but they offer quite a few different sandwich choices including all of my favorite sandwiches. In less than five minutes from the time I entered I was holding a toasty warm sub in my hands. I’m quite the Quiznos fan, due in no small part to the fact they carry Sobe Lean in their fountains. I particularly like their bread; it seems so substantial. On this occasion I believe I ordered the Peppercorn Prime Rib or the Prime Rib Philly and it was delish. This location is a little more expensive than your average Quiznos but it is not unreasonable for airport food, and you get a decent amount of food for your money. It’s also easy food to eat if you have to take it with you on the fly and eat on the way to your gate.

Surprisingly, this is my first time eating at Quiznos. I’ve always wanted to try the place because in the commercials, the sandwiches always looked better than the Subway subs. There’s a location in the Denver airport and especially with the healthier options they offer, it was a no-​brainer.
We split the hickory chicken sandwich and the turkey swiss. The sandwiches are essentially the same as Subway, although the chicken seemed like actual chicken breast and not some composite meat like the type that Subway offers. All in all, it was aight. Definitely not as good as a deli sandwich place.

This visit marked then end of an 11 year boycott of Quiznos. Ever since one of the workers told me I could not get cheese or mayo in my sandwich since it came from their «healthy menu», I have not gone back.
This experience was much different. I didn’t screw around — I ordered a large classic Italian on Rosemary Parmesan bread. Curiously, they only offer you white or wheat — it’s up to you to request the Rosemary Parmesan or Chipotle Jack bread.
I’m not exactly sure what part of my sandwich was «toasted». It came warm and slightly limp. The meat was «ok», a far cry from the Italian deli sandwiches I usually order. But it was the airport and the only place to eat near my gate without me having to walk back the other way with all my bags.
A plus: There was a small bar where you can get a bunch of sauces. The horseradish sauce offered a nice break in the monotony of my sandwich as did the pepper rings. MMm… mm…free of charge!
I’m no longer actively boycotting Quiznos but I can’t say when I’ll be eating there again.