Subway

I stop by here on my lunch hour from time to time, if anything they are consistent with the sandwiches which is a huge plus for me. Let’s be honest though, no matter where you get a subway sandwich from it’s never going to be something you write home about. It’s not bad, it’s just very typical.
One good thing about this subway location is the service… it’s pretty much as good as it’s going to get here. The staff isn’t rude like a lot of other Subway locations I’ve been to in the past and they actually get your order correct here for the most part. There’s not much else to say about this Subway, it’s clean and quick for the most part… just very… average.

This Subway is fast, friendly and consistent. Note: friendly. No matter how busy they are, they smile and are friendly. This is a sharp contrast to the restaurants on either side. It matters.

Typical Subway that is close to my gym so it works out nice to be able to get a sandwich for lunch or their new Yogurt Parfait for my post workout snack =). I will say that a couple of times it took awhile for my order to be rung up, but each of those times the customer before me was being impatient and rude, and of course the staff member was a little flustered and nervous after (I would probably be too). Otherwise, the people who work there are nice just like every other Subway I’ve been to.
This particular subway is usually empty, however the other stores around it are not, so parking can be a bit difficult as the plaza is small.

Left home earlier to grab a flatbread breakfast sandwich on my way to work. I told employee that I only wanted the sandwich, not the combo. She stood in front of the register for over a minute looking confused so I asked if it wasn’t working. She just shrugged and then rang up the combo — $ 3.52 for a $ 2.50 sandwich. I repeated that I only wanted the sandwich so she said the difference was tax. Really??? I tried to get her to understand that she rang it up wrong, but she wasn’t getting it. I told her to forget it and left. No plans to go back there…

Subway like every other one.
I’ll give it some love because it was open on new years day and I rang in 2012 in the Fairfield by Marriott across the parking lot… don’t ask.
They had the sub I wanted. Normal price. Not much more to say!

Misled on the price, i came in with a $ 1.00 off coupon, ordered the pastrami sandwich foot long and it cost $ 7.39. Got the 20oz Coke and it was $ 1.79 what a rip off. The server is RUDE too. There is no $ 5.00 foot long sandwich here.

Just your avg subway. Parking sucks in this small plaza during peak times.

I eat here waaaay to often. It’s convenient for my work and always quick. Its usually crazy busy at lunch time but they get everyone through pretty fast. Staff is always friendly and helpful.

This location is OK. The parking situation is pretty bad during the lunch rush. There is usually a long line at lunch during the work week. I haven’t had any issues with the food here but you do feel a bit rushed when you’re ordering because of the 20 people waiting behind you.

umm… it’s subway. You know what you’re going to get because you watch them put it on there. So there are no delusions of grandeur here. But ya really can’t beat $ 5 footlong.

All Subways are all the same. Quick and reasonable prices. When dining inside you will definitely smell like food.

Probably the hardest to review are chains as common as this.
But Subway is Subway!
My girl friend and I wanted something not too filling. something that’s not too calorie infused. and it being one of the few places from work, we can actually walk to. we decided to go to Subway! yay!
The sandwich makers here are fast… which is really needed if you’re under a one hour lunch break.

Normally, I try to stay away from chain restaurants b/​c their standards are known and patrons are aware of their service and the type of foods they serve.
Anyhow, it was time for me and my bf to do some catching up. I was the only one eating dinner, and we needed a place to «hang out.» I suggested starbucks, but I was hungry, so we went here for my «dinner» and for my bf to watch me eat! hahah (plus it was veggie day for me!)
This is a great place to «catch up» b/​c she and I were the only ones in the back of Subway and was not disturbed at all for two hours of chatting. No one to come by to ask if you need water or how you like your dinner. No eavesdroppers! I love self-​service sometimes! I felt like we were in our own little world =D
Note: DON’T get HONEY MUSTARD!!! YUCK!!!

I don’t know why I even write a review for Subway… Subway is Subway right? Well I frequent this one on the regular cause I work very close. If I am in a time crunch and /​or tight on funds its very convenient and Im happy its so close.
They are generous with their toppings… and if not I tell them to give me more… more…no…no…more of that… ok less… yep thats perfect! They do whatever you tell them cause they are cool like that.
Yay for Subway!

I went back to back mornings to eat this same western ham and egg on flatbread. Subways breakfast is under 170 calories too, and its only like $ 2.50 or less per sandwich.

3.0 Stars
Subway is a fast and convenient lunch spot that’s close to work. It’s not the best sandwich I ever had, but still gets me full for a good price.
It’s in the same plaza as other eateries like Chipotle, Red Brick Pizza, and Hawaiian Drive Inn. If you have trouble finding this place look out for the Holiday Inn or the Chevron station on 1^st Street.
Most of foot-​long sandwiches here are $ 5 and they are more than enough to satisfy the hungry beast inside of you. Multiple bread selections and a wide array of sandwich toppings makes this a cheap and healthy option. I like the idea of being able to customize the sandwich to your exact liking.
I ordered the Turkey Breast & Black Forest Ham sandwich with the 9 Grain Honey Oat and Provolone cheese. I got the ‘works’ on the toppings:
Lettuce
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Green Bell Peppers
Red Onions
Pickles
Olives
Jalapenos
Banana Peppers (Pepperoncini)
This sandwich was $ 6.56 with taxes.
The servers are really generous on the toppings! A definite plus.

This location is pretty solid — generous with the toppings.
Quick.
Cheap.
Good.
Wham. Bam. Thank you, ma’am.

Subway is always an experience. I always get really revved up to ask for olives and bell peppers. In the past, some sandwich engineers will put 2 olives down and 3 bell peppers.
Really, dude?
Anyway, I asked for olives and the sandwich engineer put 12 olives on my sandwich.
Well done!
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