Quizno’s

This Quizno’s has been closed for a month already. I always passed by this place and just have tried one or two times. The service was not particularly invitating to encourage the customers to return. With the same menu, I instead always go to the one on Market Street where the workers and manager are far more friendly.
Another important thing for it to survive is that this Quizno’s always refuse to take coupons.

This particular Quiznos is now closed. There was an eviction notice posted on the door about a month ago. Now there is a For lease sign there.
Although I like Quiznos, this particular Quiznos had a manager who didn’t like to honor Quiznos promotions. Late last year, Quiznos had a $ 5 large sandwich promotion. This store even had a poster on its window promoting the $ 5 deal.
So I go in and order the $ 5 oven roasted turkey sandwich. The manager tells me they are low on turkey so they are only selling the $ 5 sandwich for people ordering ham. Ridiculous!!!
I walked out and to another Quiznos a few blocks away.
For sure, I won’t miss this Quiznos.

M M M M … Bait and Switch!
So Quizno’s has a promotion… FREE SUB. so I fill out the form, pass the link to a bunch of co workers… and we head out to find the nearest Quizno’s. We arrive at this location and stand in line. Although there are only 3 people in front of us it takes about 15 min to place our order. then the manager tells us they are NOT accepting the coupons. He will only give $ 2 off…
He has us at this point because we wasted so much time already… so we ate there anyway… for the next 30 min I watched about 50 people come through the door with the same coupon… on the plus side most walked out.
I will never come back to this location. I would rather eat Subway… and I HATE Subway!

Why does every single Quizno’s in SF have it’s own Unilocal page? Is there any meaningful difference between any of them?
Anyhoo — today my coworker and I, at about 4:00 p.m., realized that we hadn’t eaten since breakfast (work work work). .. and at that hour everything within quick walking distance is closed. :(Even John’s Snack Shop — my favorite quick lunch! Darnit.
Well, Quizno’s is always open. And they have the added advantage of being able simultaneously to accommodate my lust for animal flesh and my vegan-coworker’s aversion to same. That’s pretty awesome. Most of the time I capitulate to him and end up eating a salad or something. Today — Angus Cheese Steak baby!
For being open when nobody else cares about my tummy, for serving meat *and* at least one vegan option, and for not costing an arm and a leg. .. and *in spite of* my aversion to both sandwiches and chain restaurants — today Quizno’s get’s 4 stars.
Tomorrow I am definitely going to remember to eat in time to go to the Ferry Building, though!!!

This Quiznos location has messed up my order for the THIRD time in a row.
1^st encounter: Ordered: turkey & cheddar on white bread. Received: Tuna on wheat bread.
After I got back to my office, I realized their error and called them. I was told ‘no problem, just come back in today and we’ll give you your correct sandwich.’ The person on the phone even took my name down! I also let them know I had given them my receipt already. I come to the Quiznos later in the day, sans receipt, which I had given back upon getting my sandwich earlier, and was told that without a receipt I couldn’t get a sandwich. The employee that was on the phoen with me even was there and remembered talking to me! It took about 3 minutes of heckling to finally get them to give me my correct sandwich. At that point it wasn’t even about receiving my sub that was probably spit in at this point anyways, but about the terrible customer service.
2^nd encounter: Ordered a turkey and cheese on white bread. Received: Turkey and cheese on wheat bread.
3^rd encounter, today: Ordered baja chicken with onion, tomoatoes, & lettuce.
Received: baja chicken with nothing on it!
This is not an attack on Quiznos, but STAY AWAY from this branch. The level of intelligence exhibited so far from the employees has been sub par, and that is relative to the entire fast food industry.

My stomach didn’t react very well w/​their roast beef sandwich. I only ate half and the bread was so dry after 2 hours that I didn’t want to finish it.
I don’t think I’ll be back.

Wow, not much love for this Quizno’s. I went here a few times per week when I worked around the corner, and always got good, timely, personable service, and food exactly as I ordered it. The door/​ramp/​barrier thing is annoying, but not much they can do about it renting the space from the building.

I LOVE Quizno’s. For me, it doesn’t get much better than the veggie on wheat, dripping with cheese and olives and guacamole. And yes, that sound you hear in between crunches of sandwich is my arteries hardening, clogging, and shattering into a million little pieces (no tm for you, James Frey).
THIS Quizno’s, however, sucks ass. I’m not sure who decided that toasted=burnt, or that customers should never be spoken to, but I’d like to blow a giant raspberry in his/​her direction.

I have to agree with the other reviewers, that step is a bit annoying. I came here for lunch a couple weeks ago because I had a $ 2 off coupon. OMG, $ 2 off a freakin’ expensive sandwich! Why are there sandwiches so expensive? It wasn’t that good. It’s a fast food restaurant. Sandwiches aren’t supposed to cost that much. It wasn’t even that good!

I go to Quizno’s when I want a sub (sorry Subway & Togo’s has this prevading odor that makes me run the other way when I just step into their shops). This is the most sorry-​assed Quizno’s at FiDi. If my sub is toasted, how come it came out cold? They are also cheap on the filling.
Yeah the crazy layout drives me nuts too. They are a ADA lawsuit waiting to happen.

Never cared for it, never will

Is there a reason why Quizno’s is twice the price of a comparable Subway sandwich? Their toaster isn’t that good.
If I’m paying for those ridiculously poor ads they put out then I may have a reason to never go back.

i like quizno’s. and i don’t like subway. so i went in wanting it to be good since it’s near the office. but there were problems before i even could get in line to order.
as other reviews have stated, the layout is a train wreck. who did the interior design here? salvador dali? there are inexplicable steps that people trip over. they trip over them so much that the geniuses at quizno’s put a huge caltrans orange cone on one of them to keep people from tripping. while i was there today, a lady was trying to AVOID tripping over the orange cone and tripped over the step. in doing so, she and the orange cone went flying. bitter employees busied themselves while patrons helped the woman up. after she was out of satan’s sandwich shop, one of the bitter employees came out from behind the counter to move the cone back in place. i watched in awe as i sipped my diet pepsi… which by the way, tasted like mop water and pepsi syrup.
the food was expensive (my regular sized sandwich was about the same price as a burger at harrington’s), the service was begrudging, the cleanliness was lacking and the orange cone/​odd step situation was maddening.
overpriced mediocre food served by bitter employees in a grimy unsafe environment. zero stars if i could.

i gotta say im not convinced. i tried this for the first time today … im left feeling greasy and my hands smell even after washing them three times … dont think ill be going back … that was just the food! the service was appalling too. it was a bit like walking into return of the living dead… not even a smile! pah!

Yes, there’s another Quiznos in the Financial District. They haven’t even worked out the remodel yet. One of the doors doesn’t open, and there’s a raised step that people keep tripping over.
Anyway, everyone knows the deal… sandwiches… toasted. A lot of the sandwiches tend to be for those who can’t be satisfied with meat on toasted bread. Their Chicken Carbonara Sandwich has a Creamy Bacon Alfredo Sauce AND bacon, because you can’t just have bacon in the sauce on the sandwich, you have to have bacon in the sauce ON the bacon on the sandwich.
All ribbing aside, the meatball sub here is a good deal. It’s tasty, provided that the inside of the meatball is warm, otherwise, it’s a complete letdown. It’s even on the Real Deal menu, so it’s cheaper than the other sandwiches. So if you can mope along with only meatballs and cheese (without bacon or a bacony sauce), you’re in business. I’ve had worse meatball subs from San Francisco delis.