Jimmy John’s

Forever lost my business. We live 2 miles from this location and since we live north of a certain road, it’s called a «dead zone». There are at least 3 neighborhoods near mine and we can’t get jimmy johns. I’d understand if we were 5 or 10 miles from the nearest store, but 2 miles is ridiculous. Imagine how much revenue they are losing not delivering here… absolutely absurd.

I was pretty surprised that this location had such poor ratings. We order delivery from here pretty often and our sandwiches are always made correctly. Always fast delivery as well. I do however have to remind the delivery person to make sure they grab mayo packets in the «special instructions» section because, despite it being in the order, they don’t grab them (happened 3 times before I learned my lesson.)

Go Elsewhere!
Hit an empty Drive-​Thru about 7pm an ordered a Vito with Extra Meat, Lettuce, Tomato & Mayo. If that is what they consider Extra Meat, you are better off going almost ANYWHERE else! A whopping 2 tomato slices and maybe a ¹⁄₃ cup of lettuce. I dont mind paying extra when I order EXTRA, but come on!
On a second note, placing the meat right in the hinge of the bread so it folds over, is the biggest rookie mistake in sandwich-​making. Try making a real sandwich, the right way, and you may get more business and better reviews.

For a period of time, this location kept messing up my order. One time I ordered a veggie and got meat on it. Another time, I ordered the veggie and they forgot the cheese. The last time I went there, there were no issues.

Ordered a in-​such turkey Tom and total cost $ 5 and change. OMG it was only a few slices of turkey, almost paper thin and a couple of tomatoes. What a rip off!!! Save your money!

What can you say about Jimmy John’s? I didn’t find this one to be any better or any worse than any other Jimmy John’s in town. I’ve been to this one a number of times and have never had a bad experience. My favs is the BLT with provolone and the Vito.

I have learned a valuable lesson — always listen to my gut, which told me after the first bite into my «Totally Tuna» sandwich (which should be renamed «Toxic Tuna,» IMO) that something was not right. The sandwich didn’t smell bad, but tasted «off» — even my husband said it tasted weird. I foolishly ate about ½ the sandwich before pitching the rest. Within a couple of hours of eating at JJ’s, I was very sick for the rest of the day — my system was completely empty by the time it was over. Gross, bad, not fun. The last time I was sick like this was well over 20 years ago and was almost the same thing — bad seafood that made me sick to my stomach and gave me the body aches for a couple of days.
Oh, and someone needs to inform the employees at this JJ’s that sweeping the floor right next to a table where customers are eating is pretty yuck. In addition to my sandwich being bad, it probably had some nice dust particles in it, too. Extra grossness.