Subway

Admittedly I don’t go to Subway often but I’d stay clear of this one. There were little kids behind the counter and I saw one touching the bread with bare hands while the male worker, whom I believe was the father, did nothing. The same guy actually picked up and put down the toddler WHILE preparing my food! Another young child was sitting on one of the counters as well. I don’t know how common this is but I’d prefer my food prepared with clean hands, not hands that are handling young children at the same time.

OK, I decided to review the Subway’s I’ve visited recently, starting with my favorites. This place is one of my favorites. It is well managed, the preparers are skillful, cleanliness seems to be a priority, they have all of the information for the $ 5 subs, types of bread, etc, which is easy to see, and you are never in there for a long period of time, even if there is a long line. It is a small place, perfect for take out, though you can sit down and eat your sub there. The only thing that is puzzling is the address. The Subway shop faces Prospect Street, not the Boulevard, though the plaza that it is located in faces the Boulevard. It can be a little tricky pulling in off of Prospect Street though. Just be careful and watch the one way signs.