Subway

Me gustan los lugares de subway e incluso este era uno de mis favoritos, pero desde hace tiempo e notado que este subway tiene los precios mas caros que otros. Además las sodas no tienen sabor. Seguiré comprando subway, pero en otras tiendas.

This subway location rocks. I love it that I can get my favorite sandwich made here. I also love it that this location accepts Apple Pay. I also love it that I can get chicken noodle soup here. This location rocks.

This was a fairly typical Subway. They had the normal menu with the $ 6 6″ sub meal deals. The service was OK. The food was OK. Nothing unusual. The store space itself is kind of small, but space is pretty limited in SF.
Since so many people are commenting on the bag charge, I feel the need to point out that this is a city law. Plastic bags are banned in SF (and now all of CA), and the city requires all businesses to charge $ 0.10 for compliant bags. If other places aren’t doing this, they are breaking city laws. And seriously, do you really need a bag to hold your sandwich? If it was leaking meatball sauce, I understand, but otherwise, just get over it or take in your own bag.
Proof:

This is a quiet little store. Nothing special about this Subway. The people that work here are nice, a little slow if you are in a rush, but they do smile. I just wish they were open later on Friday nights. With all the tall business buildings around, I would expect this place to have more business

Double chicken chopped salad!
With ALL the veggies! OMG! Delicious. Moist. Filling. No dressing required!
All the veggies behind the counter, plus lettuce, plus 2 um … well they LOOK like chicken breasts. Go ahead, fool me! I want to believe!
I am amazed at that 2-​blade chopper, too! It fits the bowl! It scrapes the bowl! I want those for MY kitchen! No, who am I fooling? I don’t cook. Is chopping salad cooking?
220 Kcal, 4.5 g/​f, but this salad is HUGE! And it’s only $ 7.75 + tip!
This store and this menu might change how you think of Subway.

They charge per bag, something that other subways don’t do. They made a more expensive sandwich by adding things they ask you very subtly and with a very low voice. They don’t change it or do anything if tell them that you did not request an upgrade.
Avoid this subway and go some other nearby where the staff is more honest!

First Subway that I’ve been to that charges 10 cents for bags. Also it’s a paper bag instead of the normal plastic bags. I will never use this Subway bag again. I’m literally paying 10 cents to throw away their bags for them. Just stating because the Subway on Fremont Street doesn’t do this and neither has any other Subway.
Service is polite but sandwich making skills are a bit lacking. I got spoiled spinach in the middle of my Turkey foot long and the girl making it put a truck load of mustard on one end of my sub and then the rest of the sandwich just had two drops.
I asked her to spread it out evenly and she ended up only spreading the truck load of mustard spot in that one area. I don’t think she understood so I gave up and told her it was ok after a minute of holding up the line: T
Other than that, this is probably the most spacious Subway I’ve ever been at. I can’t believe I’m making a review for a Subway but the mustard and bag charge thing really stood out to me so I felt the need to write.
Will still be back though because this is the closest Subway to my works new HQ.

I’ve eaten here a few times. The staff is friendly and quick. They have more comfortable chairs to relax in by the large windows. The Times that I’ve gone the atmosphere has been pretty laid back and mostly quiet. The food is as good as any other Subway.

Great sandwiches! Con is that this fly kept flying around my sandwich! And it ended up coming back and landing on my sandwich grosss

Sandwich I ordered (chicken and bacon with ranch sauce) was big and chunky which made me full and happy: D

It’s a Subway. If you like Subway you’ll like this one. If you don’t, you won’t like it. Nothing stands out either good or bad.

Well, of all the Subway locations that I have ever been to… this one SUCKED. I was looking at the menu and the guy goes, «Are you ready yet?» with some attitude. BAD IMPRESSION. & I know wrapping a sandwich shouldn’t matter but he did a HORRIBLE JOB. My bread was still exposed to the bag and that really bugged me. He didn’t give me a receipt either and I should’ve asked for one but I’ll go into that later. Anyways, I thought Subway’s slogan was, «Eat Fresh». Umm, I don’t think that finding a HAIR in my sandwich is calling «EATING FRESH». I ordered a foot long sandwich this morning at around 10:30 so I could eat it at work later on in the day. Right when I decided to finally take a bite, I ate ¾ of that half already. I was eating while working, so I wasn’t really inspecting as well. Then when I was looking at the remains of the ¼ half sandwich that was still in my hand… THAT’S when I find a HAIR in my sandwich! It disgusted me to bits that I just threw it away! So I decided to wait until after work to go to the nearest Subway to give them back the other 6 inch half of the foot long because I just couldn’t bear to eat that. Little did I know, they wanted me to show my receipt as PROOF. I guess I should’ve asked for a receipt then. I thought the sandwich itself was proof enough but they just wouldn’t give me my refund… They stated that I had to go back to THIS STUPID, HORRID, location to get back my 5 dollars. It was too much of a hassle to go back to this one. I didn’t understand why they didn’t just give me a refund at the one I went to after work. They work for the same company/​franchise for crying out loud! They’re one big company and they can’t even spare $ 5 to give me back my refund? How bogus is that? Well, they have just lost me as a customer. I AM NEVER EATING AT THIS PLACE, OR ANY OTHER SUBWAY LOCATION EVER AGAIN.

I like subway in general, but this location has some of the nicest staff members. I have to knock off a star though because when they get slammed (around lunch time usually) they are oddly understaffed.
But if you steer clear of the busy times, it’s great!

To summarize: our BLT sandwich tasted like a LT sandwich without the «B.» What the hell happened to the bacon? There is a reason why «B» is the 1^st letter in a «BLT» sandwich — it’s the main ingredient! Obviously the gal behind the counter had no clue. Hey Subway, if you want to be stingy with the bacon, call it a bLT sandwich with a little «b» then. The soup here was also not much to be desired. Came here after a Moscone Center convention. The only reason I give it 2 stars is because their cold cuts sandwich was half decent according to my daughter. I would only come here if I am dying of starvation and have to stuff something in my mouth to stay alive.

So if you are looking for hip SoMa fair, obviously continue looking. However, where else are you going to eat for less than $ 6 around SoMa? Whole Foods seems to cost $ 13 every time I go. Other places are awesome, but if I spend $ 9 it is a good day. These guys here are nice
enough, the line moves quickly, and the food is… well… It’s Subway.

I haven’t been here since they started taking off sandwiches from their original $ 5 menu and replaced it with a mediocre selection menu. Subway sandwiches aren’t the best sandwiches out there, but the $ 5 foot long for most sandwiches makes it the best value sandwich downtown. The service at this location is very friendly and they get the sandwiches done quickly.

This is perhaps the best Subway location I have been to. The manager (an older gentlemen) keeps a tight ship. This location is always immaculately kept and organized. Two reasons kept me from rating the location five stars: One employee always has his phone piece in his ear and is ALWAYS on the phone or on his iPod. I visit this location at least once or twice a week and he has never failed me. I find it rude to be on the phone or listening to music while attending a customer. My second complaint is the lack of parking. Although not Subway’s fault, I’ve had to skip my Subway meal because of parking. My $ 5 sandwhich isn’t worth a $ 63.00 (fu*k you, MTA) parking ticket. I won’t comment on the food because all Subway sandwiches taste the same in my opinion. Overall, a great location with friendly employees and a nice atmosphere with no panhandlers nearby.

I’ve somehow managed to hollow out a leg or something. I can seriously throw back a foot-​long (sandwich) and extra large diet soft drink without skipping a beat. These guys are more or less downstairs from my house and if it’s good enough for Jared, I figure it’s good enough for me. I mean, hey– I haven’t gotten gargantuan yet.
In terms of my 4-​starring of this establishment, allow me to explain: This location is way cleaner than most any other Subway I’ve been to. In fact, it’s probably cleaner than my own house. There’s never once been a wait and the counter people are nice and quick. Maybe because of the location, there are never the strange, homeless self-​talkers who seem to frequent many of the other SF Subway locations.
Plus, these guys are right outside my condo, so I am met with the smell of fresh baking bread on my way to work in the morning and on my way home in the evening.

There is a reason the only way for Subway to say in business is to sell their products cheaper and cheaper=They suck.
Unilocal, can I say «Good for: ‘Never?’»

Fresh, Clean, and honest about the ingredients. I asked the owner if the wheat bread was really made out of whole wheat and he made a trip to the back to find out, and came back informing me that it wasn’t. I think that kind of honest attention to any customer’s nit-​picky question at a fast food establishment is a) worthy of a Unilocal review, and b) worthy of praise.
Thank you Subway, for allowing me to be a diva. I will always return to this Yerba Buena location to buy my high maintenance sandwich.

I know. It’s Subway.
But I thought it was worth reviewing because I go there pretty often now that I’m trying to get on the «Jared Diet» (again).
The «dining room» is clean & quite spacious. Enough to accomodate hoards of Moscone Conventioneers, people working in the offices above, and anyone that doesn’t have an expense account allowing them to lunch over at LuLu.
The place is open til at least 8pm, is staffed with expert sandwich artists, and is a mere block away from my place. So when I’m feeling like I should eat healthy and economically, this is the spot.
Oh and did I mention: this Subway (not sure about the others) offers 2 — FOOTLONG sandwiches for $ 9.99 AFTER 4pm! What a DEAL!
And yes, Stacey, I know… if I’m getting 2 footlongs, the Jarred Diet is pretty much out the window…