Jimmy John’s

They are VERY fast. Matt, Matt and Arena were fricken fast and so wonderful making my last minute party tray.

Have had multiple deliveries from this jimmy johns with no problems. Then the manager Brian Hargis gets on the phone and says we can not deliver to your address. We have a history of deliveries and they knew where our house was. When I called up to place they had even asked me if the delivery would b coming to my address that they repeated to me. Brian told me that we had no history so basically calling me a liar! It’s 2.5 miles away! We just had a delivery last week for 3 beach clubs. In addition to the fact we even had tipped the driver $ 10! If your going to run a business then don’t have inconsistent service and argue with the customer. Extremely rude will never eat there again and make sure I tell people about my experience.

Love this place. Blows subway out of the water. Way better quality way better taste. I often go in before work and grab subs for the whole office and I’m in and out in under 10 – 15 minutes and we’re talking sammies for 10 people. The bread is amazing it is my weakness. If you are not a carb lover you can go with the unwich which they will do with any sub they offer and just wrap it in lettuce instead of the delicious crunchy bread.

Two stars is generous. The place is clean and the service has been good. I cant figure out why people like this place. The subs are not good. I’ve tried at least five different kinds and they just are not good. They are not bad… just not good. They have no real taste. If you ask them to go heavy on the mayo, they are better.

When a chain sandwich place uses the word «Gourmet» in their name, and you walk inside and on the walls there is a written disclaimer that they are really just basic sandwiches, but the founder’s Mom said they should be called «gourmet» to be successful, — you should believe the disclaimer.
I had heard great reviews on this place — mainly on the radio — you know, when the jocks are talking and say «and we are sampling DELICIOUS subs courtesy of Jimmy John’s today». Sure they’re delicious. The manager of Jimmy Johns brought them by in the hopes they would be talked about and drum up some business. Have you ever heard a radio guy talk down (let alone TURN down) free food? Neither have I.
I ordered my sandwich «sans bread», hoping to forego some of the carbs — and truthfully — the bread choices– a «french bread roll» or thickly sliced wheat bread — looked boring and bland to me. My friend got some sort of roast beef sandwich on the french bread roll (which, by the way– I was right about. Boring), and I had turkey and cheese wrapped in lettuce with tomato. Mine was ok. It actually tasted like a salad with much more mayo than I would ever put (dressing) on a salad.
Nothing here would compel me to go back. Same for my friend. He had heard «gourmet sandwiches» and co-​workers talking the place up. He couldn’t believe everything was cold. There was not a hot sandwich to be had. We could have made better sandwiches at home. There was nothing terrible, but certainly nothing remarkable. Subway would have been just as satisfying, if you catch my drift.
Other than a few mildly cleverly worded signs, the décor was basically non-​existent. It reminded me of a place you’d find on a college campus, only with less character. The prices were ok — 4.95 — 6.95 (from what I saw) — but then again, I could have made it at home — so it wasn’t really a «deal».
Jimmy John’s Really No More than Average Sandwiches. Truth in advertising.

I have to tell you all about Jimmy John’s subs.
I got one of the #1 subs here and it was good. I like that they don’t make you tell them what to put on the sandwich. I go to Chipotle and they want me to tell them how to make a burrito. I go to Subway and they just look at me waiting for me to ask them to please bust that green pepper ring into a strip to put on the grubby sandwich. They finger up my sandwich at Subway and it smells like vomitus in there. Not at Jimmy Johns. No smell. No fingering. Sandwich. Just sandwichness.
And they don’t judge me in there. I was having a bad day, thinking of a friend I had lost — it was a silly fight. He said some things. I felt bad. I wept like a toddler in the checkout line. They didn’t say a word. I got my sandwich, crawled into a booth and ate it, sniffling and doing that weird breathing thing when you’re done crying and you kind of go, real fast, ‘hoooo ha hoooo.” Don’t act like you never done it… Anyway, what is it about a good sub that makes things okay?
Also, you don’t have to choose from nine different buns. They got white bread and it was alright.
You know what they need in a place like this? Pickles. Real good pickles would go great with one of these awesome sandwiches. Crunch! Crunch! Crunch! Pickle would have made it awesomer. Yep.

Worst. Sub. Ever.
I fail to understand why this place is popular and why other locations consistantly get good reviews but Jimmy Johns is seriously one of the worst sub joints on the planet. Think of the last time you ate a sub sandwich from a hospital or 7 – 11 or anywhere else that has pre-​made subs in their fridge. Those are better.
I actually went to Jimmy John’s only because it was recommended to me due to other healthy stuff to eat in the area. After ordering my sandwich, I should have known something was amiss when they handed my sandwich to me immediately after taking my money.
Wait a minute, don’t they need to prepare it??? Nope. Ready made. Just like you like it, right?! Well, okay, I figured that I could live with a ready-​made sandwich if it was mind-​blowingly delicious. After all, they must have them ready to go because they are in such high demand from being so ridiculously tasty. Also wrong.
It tasted like a cold, flavorless mess with no adornments whatsoever. Not only that, it was a good $ 2 – 3 more than subway which was half a mile down the road.
I will certainly not be visiting again. If I want hospital food, I will rupture my appendix. Actually, since I already did that, I will shoot for the gall bladder next time.