Subway

It’s a Subway, so there’s not much to review food-​wise, it’s the same bland, unimaginative menu as every other Subway. What sets this location apart is the extraordinary magnitude of the staff’s ineptitude and unwillingness to provide even basic customer service.
I ordered a 12″ turkey sub on whole wheat (which tasted like it was baked 4 months ago). I then asked for the sandwich to be toasted, this is where things went awry. I was told by the «sandwich artist» (read: high school kid) that the toaster had just been turned off. I have no food service experience, but I do have life experience, which has taught me that things which have been turned off can, more often than not, be turned back on, so I asked. Apparently the toasters at Subway operate much the same way bank safes operate — between preset hours. Unfortunately, in this instance, the toaster hours are not aligned with the store’s operating hours.
After asking if they could turn the «just turned off» toaster back on, I was told that they stop toasting subs 30min prior to close (it was 8:40), and that even if they wanted to, it would take 20min to warm up. I found that to be fascinating. And a lie. But, hey, that’s the level of customer service you can expect from lazy and poorly trained customer service personnel. Do yourself a favour, go across the street to the Chinese take-​out, they’re open later, have terrific food, and are, wait for it, friendly and helpful!