Subway

Good service and sandwich, but the cost is ridiculous. I paid $ 11 for one foot long chicken breast by itself, no chips, drink, cookie included. That’s a rip off. I came here from Arizona to visit las Vegas, and in AZ I pay $ 4 less. Won’t be back.

Bread is extra stale I don’t understand
How u didn’t feel that service medicre I won’t be coming back here

Polite employees, but brutally slow service. There can be 4 employees working and only one person will be doing sandwiches. Needs better management.

When you’re still on east coast time and you’re up super early, there aren’t many options for breakfast.
Have no fear… this subway is open ²⁴⁄₇. I had a bacon, egg and cheese flatbread. It wasn’t that good, but I ate it. Coffee was tasty.
The guy working was super friendly so I figured I’d up the stars for that. I’m sure if you got a regular sub it would be okay.

Please don’t give this subway your money. I have been stuck going to it for the last 6 months because there is nothing else around that is decent as far as healthy but it is horrible service and they take advantage of the tourists with high prices and without the usual subway generosity. The constantly have new employees that don’t know what they are doing and I end up payin 8.50 for 6″ sandwhich that I can’t even eat be course the employees will not give u extra olives but they dump the sauce on without you saying extra to the point it is uneatable. This has happened over and over. Hate having this subway be the closest!!!

The placement is primo! Right next to Mandalay Bay. The service is alright and the food is typical Subway.

Good breakfast sandwich. Nice and toasted.

Stopped by here for the lunch and man it was slammed. I was hesitant at first to get in the long line but once I did it moved super fast. The man making my sandwich was also very friendly. Probably the nicest subway employee I’ve ever met. Over all it was a good experience for subway, parking is kinda crazy though.

Busy location on the Strip– with McDonald’s, Panda Express, and small convenience mart (strip mall across from Mandalay Bay casino). If you are in a rush, especially during lunch time, you should call the order in and pick it up. Parking in front and back, for your convenience. Serves breakfast and salads besides sandwiches, sides, & drinks. Also does catering– sandwich platters (serves 5 – 9) and giant subs (3 ft./ 6 ft.).
(1) Choose type (footlong/​6″ sandwich/​salad/​flatbread). (2) Choose type of bread (9 grain wheat/​9 grain honey oat/​italian/​italian herb & cheese/​flatbread). (3) Choose your cheese (american/​monterey cheddar). (4) Choose your veggies (lettuce/​tomatoes/​cucumbers/​peppers/​red onions/​pickles/​olives/​banana peppers/​jalapenos. (my favorite part) (5) Choose your sauce (fat free– mustard/​honey mustard/​sweet onion/​red wine vinegar/​mustard– full flavor– light mayo/​chipotle southwest/​ranch/​mayo/​oil. (6) Make it a meal– choose your drink and side.
When you walk in, you smell the fresh baked bread– my husband loves that smell. I usually get the ham or the turkey footlong and sometimes the ham and turkey combo on wheat, with white cheese, mustard, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, jalapenos, banana peppers, olives– I love that there are so many veggie options (that’s what edges out portasubs). And healthier options as well– sandwiches and dressing. Plus, this popular sandwich chain is the originator of the «5 Dollar Footlongs.» Sometimes there is baked lays potato chips. If you get the oil on your sandwich, it makes it soggy and eating a soggy sandwich is pretty messy (the sandwich just sticks to the roof of your mouth– yuck, hate that) and gross– drippy, gets all over your fingers. I like to eat half and save half for another meal (my normal routine).
This one is close to work and is pretty busy at lunch time, so I recommend calling in your order if you’re in the area. Once I ordered about ten sandwiches for a big meeting here and the large order (under $ 100) was ready for me to pick up, complete with condiments and napkins– really good service. Glad that I called it in, because the line was pretty long– about 8 people. And some of the seats were occupied so I’m sure that it would’ve been a packed house if the people in line were also eating there.