Subway

Under no circumstances should you go to this Subway. The prices are more expensive than other Subway locations. I’m a vegetarian, so I’ve always gotten a veggie sub at all the other Subways I’ve been to in my life. At other Subways, the veggie sub comes with two rows of cheese. This Subway refused to do so. When I inquired isn’t the amount of cheese standard at all the Subways, they said «not at this one.» They definitely skimp on the ingredients here.
ALSO, my credit card company notified me that unusual transactions started to show up RIGHT after I used my credit card at this location.

This subway has gone from bad to worse. Bread was so hard. Need to plan better so I don’t have to stop here. Would give it negative stars if I could.

Bad! I found these pieces of bread on the floor that I think they use for their sandwiches at ssubeay.

Skip all the burger joints up and down interstate 5 from LA to SF. I have been to three different Subways along this route and they are consistent and have the same Subway food you expect. All of the Burger places along interstate 5 are the worst of all the chains McDonalds, Jack in the Box, etc… Stick with the Subways.

This is exactly what you’d expect off I-​5 near Fresno. It’s a Subway in a gas station. Near Fresno.
Can’t blame it for not being gourmet. Clean and simple; gets the job done. Nothing special or bad about it. I don’t remember whether it’s the only thing within 50 miles or not, but it sure felt like it.

This subway sucks

Only «healthy» option in this town. This subway was actually clean and staff was friendly. They also provide free wifi.

It’s in a gas station. The food was fine.

You would never expect this Subway to be good but so far it’s one of the best along the 5 I have had. Clean, fresh and good service (ty to the girl who made my sam well and was very sweet). Don’t miss the stop, it’s good sheet man.

It’s not much more than a window at the back of a Chevron station food mart, and the seating is tiny and cramped. But the food is standard Subway fresh, and the people working there are friendly and efficient. Great choice for a sandwich on the go.

This Subway was a surprise and a delight. My friend and I were driving a 17 foot U-​Haul truck from San Diego to San Francisco. After a long day of loading and driving, we needed a satisfying meal to help us the rest of the way. Unfortunately, the only diner around this portion of the freeway did not seem promising. We didn’t want to settle for fast food, but it looked as though this Subway would be our only convenient option.
Little did we know that Silviana, the sandwich artist working at the time, was an absolute sandwich genius. When we got our first sandwich (a footlong sweet onion chicken teriyaki with the works), we looked at the sandwich, then at the picture on the menu, then back at the sandwich, then back at the picture. It was a perfect facsimile. In search of consistency, we waited for our second sandwich, and it did not disappoint. As we sat outside under the shade from the trees on this Chevron/​Subway combo’s lawn, we proceeded to devour what might have been the most delicious Subway sandwiches we had ever enjoyed.
Cost of refueling our U-​Haul: $ 100. Cost of refueling ourselves: $ 5.99 each.