Subway

Not good. I wasn’t greeted and it seemed like her face said «What do you want.» The girl was rude and seemed like she hated her job. She put wayyy too much dressing on didn’t even ask me when to stop, and put jalepenos in my salad when I didn’t ask for that. The salad is so spicy I can bearly eat it. As I was leaving I didn’t get a Thank you or have a nice day.

You would think all Subways are the same, so what’s the difference here?
I’m no amateur, and wasn’t born yesterday. I swear the kid jipped me on my tuna for a 6 inch sub. He gave me two scoops. I know I know, I’m sounding petty, but that extra third scoop I’ve gotten from other locations for a 6 inch have been vital to my sandwich experience.
The kids who work here look 16 – 18 years old, and they sure look pretty over their jobs. I know it’s hard to get excited about making sandwiches all day, but let’s be decent workers. After all, unemployment is high, and there’s people without a job.
Besides that, all Subways pretty much taste the same.

I don’t know what was lodged so far up Justin’s ass tonight, but whoever manages your subway needs to talk to that boy about respect. I ordered a turkey bacon guac, and he slaps raw bacon on my sandwich. Don’t get me wrong, I’m fully aware of the limited people who are willing to work overnight at a subway, but I mean come on, have some standards for your hiring process. Like any human with a brain in my head, I asked to have my bacon microwaved. From that moment on slim shady coped a nasty attitude with me. He literally slammed the microwave door. Watch out everyone, we’ve got a tough guy over here. Apparently I had made his job so overbearing that he had to display his undying teenage angst. Then the tip on the iceberg was that he had to go open a new thing of guacamole. Man, what a tedious sandwich. First, he had to lift bacon into a microwave and press a button, now he has to cut open plastic? My god, what a hard life. He finally came back after a questionable amount of time preparing pre-​made guacamole, I’m sure I ate some spit tonight, and he then slammed the guacamole bin into its spot. He wrapped my sandwich and shoved my chips in the bag like his life depended on forcefully making my sandwich. He wouldn’t look me in the eyes, and I’m glad he didn’t, it was probably obvious that I was uncomfortable and utterly concerned with whoever is in charge of your hiring. Not to mention he had a downtrodden sloppy looking friend sitting in the corner with his failed attempt at a man bun just creeping the night away. I know people with down syndrome who could run a better subway. Get it together. And for the love of god, make sure that kid stays in school, he’s got a lot of learning to do.

I went in for lunch today the young girl started slapping my food down, literally had to ask her to fix some things. I didn’t realize it was rocket science to make it look pretty too. OH! And whose ever idea it was to hide the regular chips and only have the Reuben and Gyro chips out is stupid. Not everyone likes those and having to ask for regular chips like it’s a speciality is weird. I’ll stick with coming close to midnight, the blonde guy is always nice and patient with making the food.

I work at the new animal hospital that opened in the same «shopping center» so I’ve been coming here a lot on my breaks considering how conveniently close it is. Yesterday I stopped in just for chips and a drink since I already had lunch and just wanted a quick snack. I went straight to the register considering I wasn’t ordering a sandwich and the cashier or an employee who I thought was a cashier completely ignored me! She just continued to check herself out for lunch, and did not say one word to me, not even when I was in her way to swipe her credit card she just worked her way around me standing in front of the machine and kept on doing her thing. I even said «no sandwich just these two please» and she walked away with no words! After the real cashier checked out the guy she was making a sandwich for not me, she finally says «welcome to subway, no sandwich?» I’m not sure what was wrong with these employees and I know they are open 24 hours but wow. This experience makes me never want to return ever again I may as well buy the fake food at Dairy Queen next door.

Very slow only have 2 people working when they have a line out the door. One of them working on phone orders only

This is a good subway! Just like any other one. But the employees are nice and helpful.

This is the first time I have been to this Subway. I came in for the $ 2 — 6 inch sandwich special. This special (cold cuts or meatball marinara) is on for the whole month of December too. It was very quite inside. I didn’t have to wait in line, so I was in and out in about 3 minutes. The guy that served me was pleasant and I definitely will be back. Complete the survey online and the next time you visit you will get a free cookie.

I was so glad when they opened this Subway by my house and now even more so that it’s 24hrs. The sandwich makers are usually fast and handle the food properly. I love it when they label the sandwiches too. Other Subways don’t always do that unless I tell them to. The wait is never long and they keep it clean inside. They always have an «A» Grade. Smells like fresh bread inside too! That’s always a plus!

Sat night… rude guy rushing being counter… customers? Yeah just 2 of us. End result=messy sandwiches!!!
Too bad subway wasn’t «make your own»…you gotta rely on these monkeys to make what is supposed to be a simple sandwich. They make things so hard for nothing!

Well for a Subway it’s about average. Nothing very impressive or terribly bad. The prices are great, I’d give them 5 stars for that. They send me out a sleeve of coupons once a month that has around 20 buy one get one free 6″ sandwich offers on it. So if you like a foot long for yourself or want to buy a friend lunch you can treat both of you for about $ 6, that’s a bargain!
The staff was pretty clueless, there was one guy working the counter helping a foreign couple in front of me that English was a second language too. It was taking them quite a while to figure out what to put on the sandwich. Meanwhile one of the other guys was walking around with a broom and pretending to sweep. There were 3 employees working, the 3^rd guy was hiding in the back doing who knows what. Finally the only one really working asked the guy with a broom to help me and he didn’t even know his name. The guy with the brook through on some gloves (didn’t wash his hands first) then made my sandwich with a little extra something to test my immune system I imagine. But oh well, if I can’t handle a little dirt & grime I’ve probably got bigger problems.

How many Subway employees does it take to make a sandwich?
In the mail this month we received an entire page full of the same Subway coupon: buy one 6 «sub plus any drink, get one 6» sub free. Basically this equates to a whole month’s worth of buy one get one free eating, so how could we resist?
We were headed to an outdoor concert in the park and stopped in to pick up some healthy sandwiches. Our visit starts off by being cut off in the parking lot for a front-​row-​joe parking spot. oh well I can always use the exercise… turns out the guy wasn’t even going to Subway so I am not sure why he needed that exact spot. When we walked in there was guy #1 behind the counter helping a foreign couple with their order. There was guy #2 sweeping the empty restaurant. We weren’t greeted for a while because guy #1 behind the counter was overwhelmed trying to understand the order of the couple in front of us. They didn’t speak English very well and had strange requests like adding an egg to their turkey sandwiches — but just one egg, split between two sandwiches. he kept thinking they were trying to order an omelet.
We didn’t even realize there was a 3^rd employee because he was hiding in the back, apparently too busy to come and help up. We weren’t too upset about the wait, more humored by the strange order from the folks in front of us. Finally guy #1 behind the counter yells, «Hey, what’s your name?» Guy #2 sweeping responds back with his name. Guy #1 then yells, «You wanna come helps these two?» To which guy #2 sweeping says, «Yeah, just a sec.» We wait while he finishes sweeping and then washes his hands. He comes around the counter apologizes for the wait and takes our order. But it’s apparent he’s new because he doesn’t know the names of the sandwiches (didn’t understand when I ordered a black forest ham and turkey) and gets confused about how much meat comes on it, etc. He has to ask the guy #3 in the back for assistance. It was quite the process! We finally get our sandwiches made and I hand over the coupon. Guy #1 tells me the sandwich and drink are both free, but gets confused entering the coupon and also has to ask guy #3 for help. Turns out the drink was not free, so we buy the drink, take our sandwiches and walk out shaking our heads at what a hassle it was.
I’m sure we’ll be back to use another coupon this month, but I’ll make sure it’s not on a day that I’m in a hurry.

Came to this location for the first time today since I keep hearing about FebruANY. I haven’t been to Subway in so long that I pretty much forgot their entire selection of sandwiches, except for the obvious meatball marinara one. I didn’t want to hold up the line, so I just ordered the first one that stood out to me, which was the Spicy Italian — pepperoni and salami, topped with cheese. I probably would’ve ordered something else if I actually took a second to read the description rather than order by picture. I got it on the Monterey Cheddar bread, not toasted, with provolone, cucumbers, green peppers, lettuce, tomatoes, and chipotle southwest sauce. The service was very speedy, just not very friendly or talkative, and I was in and out in about 4 minutes.
*Tip (if you care about nutrition facts!)
If you look up your sandwich on the Subway website, you can actually pull up a customized nutritional info chart on exactly what you ordered. I almost want to cry looking at mine. My footlong was 1300 calories with 3830mg of sodium! Good thing I’ve only eaten half so far!

It’s not a secret. I LOVE subway.
Sometimes when I want to «change it up» or go to another location by work, this is the place.
The people are friendly — it does get really busy during lunch.
Sometimes what you would think are the front doors or locked — but the other pair of doors around the corner usually facing Fort Apache are always open. There are a lot more tables to sit at here, but it does make it seem a little bit more crowded.
I get the same Subway quality that I expect from all locations here!