Subway

I usually have a good experience but not today. I ordered online and then went to pick up my food. I had to wait five minutes to be helped when I could see my food was ready. I was the ONLY one in there. One of the subs I ordered was a ‘meal’ which includes a drink, soda and chips. When I went to grab my chips the employee snapped at me and said NO chips. I then explained I ordered a meal and all she was was ‘no’. No explanation or anything. Very rude. Its not so much about me getting or not getting my chips, its about how I was treated by the employee. Which was not very good at all. Very surprised an disappointed.

A little hidden but well kept inside. My only concern are employees need to be reminded with changing gloves more often. The parking lot is small but ample locations nearby.

I frequent a lot of different Subways on a regular basis, due to the nature of the field of work I’m in. The Subway on Upper Union always seems to build a better sandwich.
Maybe some of you feel this way, maybe you don’t. But when I usually go in and order a foot-​long sub, it usually turns out to be all veg and no meat… and that’s with me ordering a roast beef sub sandwich. I’m talking about maybe getting 4 – 5 thinly sliced pieces to cover an entire 12″ x 3.5″ sub.
I’m one to get all the veggies piled on, but I still want to be able to taste some meat. I can honestly say that the Subway on Upper Union will make you a roast beef sub with at least 8 slices of meat (the correct amount for a roast beef sub according to Subway’s corporate website) and sometimes even more.
Whenever I am there, the veggies are always fresh and so is the yogurt parfait I always get on the side with My sub. So for that, Salute you Union Street Subway.
There cookies. For some this is important. Cookies at different Subways are largely inconsistent. Some are soft and chewy, others are hard and chunky. Some taste like they are a day old, while others have a weird salty play-​doh after taste to them, that is really unpleasant.
Subway on Union has the cookies on lock-​down! They make them soft and chewy with a hint of cookie dough still left in the center. That’s just how I like ‘em.
The staff is always friendly to me and they are quick to make my sandwich. I’ve never had to wait more than 6 minutes, and that’s with a line out the door.
You can find them located on the corner of Dean and Union Street, across from the McDonald’s. They share a building with Union Beverage Center. Go there if you are looking for an inexpensive fresh sandwich. It’s a great alternative to fast food like McDonald’s, and because I’m on the road a lot, I try to eat fresh instead of fast.

Perfectly adequate Subway, tucked away next to beverage distributor opposite McDonald’s in what looks like an old speakeasy or tenement housing. Note the very awkward entrance (see photo) and difficult parking lot; you may be better off parking on Dean Street. This location has friendly staff, who were fast and thorough. The seating is almost window-​free, tucked away as it is in this weird old darkened store front, but maybe that’s a feature. As far as Subways go, above average, but it’s a Subway and as such that just means it’s a better three stars than most Subways.