Subway

Second time here so I think I’ve seen enough to review. The service is horrible no matter who is working, if you happen to get someone’s attention they treat you like you owe them something. I don’t know if bad attitude is a must to work here but if it is they’ve got it down pat. I ordered the Flattiza, I ended up with a burnt flatbread with a couple of slices of pepperoni. I’d rather go out of my way and to to the Subway on Texas street than come back here. That one is clean and the staff is exceptionally friendly.

While I’m in the habit of reviewing Subways, I thought I’d review the one that’s closest to me, geographically and emotionally. I hit this one, about once, every two weeks or so, maybe more, maybe less. Depends on budget at the time and if I’m in the mood for it and whatnot. I wish this Subway was maybe in the same shopping center, if not across Shreveport-​Barksdale Hwy, if not that it were a free-​standing business, independent of the colossal Wal-​Mart behemoth. I just hate going into Wal-​Mart, when all I want is a sandwich, and if I eat it there, I feel like I’m on display for all Wal-​Mart shoppers. I can’t really enjoy my sandwich that way. But what dings this Subway more than anything else, is I have gone in there two different times, making special trips both times, parked the car, gotten out and walked in, to try their seemingly delicious flatbread Omelette breakfast sandwich served with «Seattle’s Best» coffee, only to have to do an about-​face when told by the sandwich technician, the same sandwich technician, that they were not, in fact, open yet and that the «truck» did not bring the breakfast items for that morning. True? Or not true! Either way! Boo hoo! Two stars… I went to Wendy’s instead!