Subway

Poor service, food is not fresh. I would recommend the one next to PSU, the best meals i have had there.

Subway? More like Sub-​par. The other reviews are sadly accurate; this Subway disappoints in almost every possible way…
Their prices across the board seem to be about $ 1 higher per sandwich than average for the Portland area. When you’re taking about a $ 4 sandwich, that’s basically a 25% price increase, which is kind of crazy. In addition, they don’t participate in any of the promotions such as sub of the day, or $ 5 footlongs.
Though the staff has always been courteous, they seem to have incredible turnover– I used to come here for lunch at least once a month, and each time there would seem to be a completely new group of people working. It seems that due to the staff perpetually being made up of newer employees, you get much slower service than one would expect at a Subway, and some pretty sloppily made sandwiches.
This location is pretty stingy with its portions as well– apparently the owner of this store is infamously cheap. Employees actually count out how many olives to put on each sandwich, and if you asked for extra, they’ll add maybe two or three more. Seriously?
The fact that this store always seems to be cold inside (ceiling fans running constantly, even in the middle of winter); and always has the radio blaring, means that it’s not a very inviting place to stop for even a quick lunch. I have to wonder if it’s a deliberate attempt to dissuade people from lingering over their sandwiches; if so, it seems to be working.
I only come here at all because there are so few options in the area for a quick lunch. Other than the excellent coffee shop two doors over, this is pretty much the only other option that doesn’t involve a drive-​thru. Still, as much as I prefer to get out of the office for lunch, going to this Subway is only slightly more appealing than just eating a sandwich at my desk.

They are frequently out if all sorts of stuff and no AC. During the summer it is way too hot to enjoy your meal.

This is the worst Subway EVER. Never again will give my business to this store. 25 min wait time with only 2 in front of me (I would have left but I really was in shock at the time it was taking and I wanted to see the final outcome of total time).
This was around 2:30 PM and not even during the lunch rush hour. HORRIBLE!

Just like any other subway. But the people who work here are so nice! Super friendly all the time.

Food standard subway. Staff couple nice girls and an old angry woman which will be the reason I NEVER return to this place. Extra cheese four slices for $ 1.50 (at my local subway they charge .50) this place is trying to rip people off with the stuff they can. Yes its a franchise thus they must honor the 5 $ deal. Well screw you store #25 542. I will begin telling all on campus how much you guys suck. Might make a difference might not. If not for the nice young gals I would rate a 1 star but those girls deserve some recognition.

Absolutely horrible, not only was the service slow the portion was ridiculous. I really like subway and the one in my neighborhood is great but don’t ever take for granted that they all are or your in for a big shock

i had the opportunity to be in contact with Tom Koba (CEO of Subway) and he said every franchise which participated in the promos makes money based on company statistics, so the franchise owner is not only greedy but a liar! wow! this subway is a total rip-​off! they do not participate in the «februany» or any other NATIONAL promotions! false advertising! bait and switch! greedy! her employees are great and very embarassed she refuses to honor the specials.
i spoke with corporate subway three times within one month and the owner of this subway refuses to contact me. obviously she does not really care about her customers nor does she care she has lost a loyal, long-​time customer. i will go elsewhere from now on and tell everyone i know how horribly this franchise is operated.
also watch out for all her subways:
6302 SW Capitol Hwy, 11 120 SW Capitol Hwy, 8730 SW Terwilliger Bvd and
8952 SW Barbur Bvd.

They seem busy all the time. Pastrami is way to fatty.

It’s a Subway. What else do you need to know? I know this location will sometimes not participate in the 5 dollar footlong deals. You may want to call ahead if that is what you are going in for. Other than that it is no different than any other Subway.

Umm Its a subway lol enough said!

I was excited when this placed opened in the neighborhood. It is very convenient and yet I try to avoid going here because I was with Mike K. when he had his unfortunate experience. PS we made breakfast at home that morning after that.
I usually go in and get a six inch turkey, I was excited when I saw the commercials on TV about February saying it was February foot long and that all foot longs were $ 5. Yeah, not so here. They don’t honor the national chains bargains.
I frequently, will get their sandwiches and then pop over to 7 – 11 and get a Big Gulp and chips or whatever, because this place charges $ 1.95 for a 20 ounce bottle. For less money I can get a soda and other snacks to go with the sandwich.
This is my go to place when I’m in a rush and I want a sandwich. The last time I was in there was Wednesday and they had the health inspector there. You’ll be happy to know they got a 96.
However, why the Multnomah County Health Inspector comes in and rates the place at 11:30am on a week day is beyond me. There was a line because one person was dealing with the inspector.
The clerk that helped me insisted on singing loudly (she’s also the one that announced in a loud voice that they got a 96) and said who’s calling to bother me now when the phone rang. I think she was trying to be funny but it just struck me as she was trying to do some sort of stand up comedy. If that’s the case, I need a least a two drink minimum for this kind of thing.
I’ll be back only because it’s convenient.

I always like to give people and businesses the benefit of the doubt. If they give me attitude once, I generally chalk it up to them having a bad day. In this case though, there is a pattern of behavior.
In the past I frequently came here in the morning for a breakfast sandwich. Even though this place is dead in the morning, rarely did I not get a serious dose of attitude from whatever twentysomething they had hired, who apparently drew the short straw for the morning shift. Dude, you’re on the clock getting paid, I’m the one guy in a space of 10 – 15 minutes that you actually have to help, and I even make the order easy for you. You should be happy you’re not working the lunch rush!
Or maybe you’re dreading the upcoming lunch rush and deciding to take it out on me for some reason. Either way, I’ve had enough. Example 1: I ask if I can have a cup of coffee, to which he says «You could, but I haven’t made any.» Thanks Champ, you really came through on that one. Examples 2 – 1,000: The countless eyerolls I get when I order something that is on the menu… not off the menu, on it… sorry to make you do your job, bro. Example 1,001: I walk in for lunch, and no sooner do I get both feet through the door than both of the winners behind the counter start screaming at me. I can’t make sense of their tandem hollering for a bit, then I figure out they’re screaming «Toaster’s broken!» OK, that helps a lot, if I was going to have a toasted sandwich, which I wasn’t. But thanks for the yelling and for the way-​too-​long explanation about how it’s going to take at least 45 minutes for the guy to come out and fix the toaster. Never mind, I’ll just go to 7 – 11.
I haven’t been back ever since then.