Subway

Decent subway. Nothing spectacular. Fresh bread and ingredients. Basic things you expect from a decent subway.
Gets crowded at lunch but they have a decent system if you don’t mind a little hollering over peoples shoulder. So basically if you cooperate, the line moves fairly quickly.
Not much seating inside but generally you can find a seat outside or in the plaza’s outdoor courtyard area.

This Subway location is more than sufficient if you’re looking for a quick and affordable lunch. I work in the area and frequently walk to this Subway for lunch. The location is clean and very speedy — even when the line appears to be super long, I am always in and out in 10 minutes or less. Ingredients are fresh and the staff consistently builds decent sandwiches.
This location often has rotational items on the menu as well. I was very partial to the Italian Hero sub. Seating is scarce so I recommend taking your food to go.

Hmm, since someone felt my review «did not appear to describe a firsthand customer experience at this location» let’s try again.
The lunch crew at this Subway has taken the assembly line to new heights (this is a positive).
With a narrow working space and equally tight customer ordering area, they move hungry office workers through with an efficiency that would draw approving slow nods from legendary assembly line entrepreneurs (this is also a positive). And yes, I have moved through this line myself.
Limited seating, tight parking and busy lunch rushes haven’t deterred folks from getting their sub sandwich fix. The line snakes in on the left, makes a u-​turn in the back before orders are placed, breads are filled and happy campers are sent on their way with familiar clear plastic bags in hand.
Let’s see… The chicken breast is a good healthy choice. I also like the turkey. The meatballs are good when you get them fresh. Top it with onions and green peppers and you’re good to go.

This subway is hidden in an off the beaten track office complex. There is always plenty of free Parking and they have an enormous (crew of six) sandwich makers here to get your sandwich made quickly. I guess this is due to the captive audience they have in this and the surrounding office parks.
Like most subways the bread is always fresh and unlike most subways there are always two to three people calling out a greeting you as you enter.
I would say this is the best subway I u e ever been to and I eat subway a lot. Good job guys if you are reading this.

I went to Subway at lunch to get the $ 6 special with a Tuna sandwich. Everything was fine until I asked for Cilantro and olives and the girl behind the counter picked up the salt and pepper shaker and started laying it on the sandwich. I asked her why, and she said «you asked for salt and pepper.» There were so many people in line I decided that it wasn’t worth making a big deal. When I got to the office it tasted like a SALT sandwich. Ick.

a-​ok!
its hard to get lunch at 7am
this is the only place nearby
so by default… hoo-​ray.

The employees who work here are so sweet and efficient. Sometimes I even call my order ahead and they have it waiting. I love coming here because I always know what to expect. Ample parking, no lines, pleasant people, and subway food.

A potential vendor came to the office for a lunch presentation and brought Subway sandwiches for us. TO THE PERSON COMPLAINING that a foot-​long sub is only 11 inches, how about bitching about the fact that the contents of the sandwich is 98% lettuce and 2% meat? Bring on Togo’s, Quiznos, anything but Subway please!

This subway deserves some credit. They are located in the middle of some large office buildings one of which I am in. The lunch rush is crazy, most of the time the line is out the door and beyond. However the staff is friendly, welcoming and incredibly fast. They are able to pull at least 6 people at a time to prepare sandwiches for, I appreciate this because lunch is short and you don’t want to waste your time in line anywhere! Great job subway, and thank you.

I’m not very happy with this subway, but I sometimes stop over since it is literally right across the street from my office. I’ve watched the employees treat customers right in front of me in line with smiles and great attitudes, even going as far giving them free cookies, while I am given sarcasm and smirks. I’ve even noticed employees bursting into laughter as soon as I walk in the door. I understand I stick out like a sore thumb amongst all the business people and engineers, but come on, this is LA… culture yourself a little and learn about acceptance.

Clean Subway, decent location. Food is neither better nor worse than any other Subway I’ve been to (this one DOES have cilantro, which is important).
I give 5 stars because this is the 2^nd time I’ve been served by Ruben, who’s as friendly of a sandwich artist as one could find (this was during a weekday evening). Both times I was equivocating on something or rather (the type of sandwich, or the bread), when he would chime in cheerfully with a helpful suggestion. For the $ 5 sandwich of this month (Chipotle Chicken w/​cheese), he suggested the sandwich on flatbread, which I hadn’t considered (I almost always go for the Italian Herb & Cheese). Furthermore, he suggested toasting it with the peppers & onions (I remember him doing that the 1^st time he served me… very innovative, something I hadn’t thought of nor been suggested to previously), as well as with the chipotle sauce.
The sandwich was delicious. Thanks Ruben.

Fast, excellent service, and yummy!

Since I have been trying to watch both my budget and diet, I find myself picking Subway more and more for lunch.
As i have mentioned before there isn’t too much to Unilocal about a Subway other than this is a nicer location than most. It is fairly new so it feels very clean. The food selection is the same but I will add that the service is both friendly and fast. There were 13 people in between me and the cashier when I looked at my watch and exactly five minutes later I was walking out with my sandwich and drink combo.
I think that is pretty quick.
As for the location I give this location a bit of a bump because it is located in a cluster of other restaurant food offerings in what can most fairly be described as a business campus.
There is a Noah’s bagel, Starbucks, Flame Broiler and Zpizza just to name the eateries that I can remember. The parking is a bit tight at lunch as this place seems very popular with the surrounding aerospace crowd, so you need to be patient.
As chain lunch locations go I like this place.

This place is PACKED during lunch. There are usually around 20 people in line during peak hours. But, the line moves pretty fast.
Subway is subway. The sandwiches here taste the same as the sandwiches at other subways.
There’s usually a traffic jam near the drinks. People don’t know how to get in, and get out. They stand around and have conversations there. :P
*They give military discount.

This Subway is within walking distance of my office but I opt to get in the car and drive to another one. They are no more crowded than the other ones in the area during lunch time, but they do everything they can to push you out the door. One thing about Subway is to have the sandwiches made your way but they simply toss a few things on as people are yelling at one another trying to tell them what toppings they want. Completely unorganized.

Sandwich shop in The Edge Plaza in El Segundo, CA. It’s smack dab in the middle of the aerospace industry buildings (Boeing, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Air Force, etc…) so it, along with EVERY restaurant in the plaza, gets really crowded at lunch. Despite this, Subway’s assembly-​line sandwich making gets you in and out quickly
(they might forget the napkins sometimes, but hey, you’ve got time to eat your lunch outside rather than rushing back to the office).
Standard Subway fare, including the $ 5 foot-​long specials (cue annoying commercial jingle here). A good option for lunch when you want to get a quick sandwich for cheap and be able to eat out in the sunshine.