Subway

Busy but good quick service. Love that they have spinach here, really pushes eating healthy by serving healthier chips, love the location, and just I feel like despite a crowded place, they are well staffed, compassionate, and gets the sandwich done to where I’m always smiling. Will be back for my pepper jack and more!

Though I’m not the biggest Subway fan, this particular Subway location makes me even less of a fan. In other words, this one doesn’t do anything to help me like Subway better.
I do NOT like mayonnaise. As I’ve stated before, I have never liked mayonnaise and I never will. I am always adamant about no mayo on any sandwich, burger, etc. That’s why I am always extra annoyed when the employee repeats back to me «no mayo» and then proceeds to slather the ordered sandwich with mayo. It’s even worse when I catch them doing so, stop them and carefully repeat back my specific instructions only to have them make the same mistake again. It hits rock bottom when the employee gets snippy at me for their own repetitive mistake.
This location fails in more categories than following instructions. In the cleanliness category it ranks low. It’s obvious they do not clean the area after making sandwiches as there were spilled condiments and vegetable toppings cluttering much of the space. The floor was in need of a good mopping, too. Sticky floors are high on the disgusting list. It really did make me rethink actually eating a sandwich from here.
The sandwich turned out to not be so great. The bread didn’t seem fresh at all and the mozzarella cheese was skimpy and had that plastic-​y low quality taste to it. The marinara was half runny, half chunky with a plain unseasoned taste. The meatballs themselves seemed just okay but, sadly, I did have some gristly bites which pretty much ruined the whole thing for me. I didn’t finish it.
Insufficient and surly service plus uncleanliness added to a lackluster sandwich means I won’t be stopping here again.

Okay, with all of the other sandwich shops in the area, this one is average. They have placed stanchions to organize theh lunchtime mob. You will need to listen very closely to the employees. English is their s-​e-​c-​o-​n-​d language. But they are efficient and don’t skimp on theh sides. I suggest a Subway Melt. It’s hot, fresh, and just enough for teh average appetite.

Well, my daughter warned me about this place. I can see why. The restaurant was filthy. It was Wednesday, June 6 and I walked in about 4:30pm. No customers in sight, so there’s no excuse why the employees couldn’t clean things. The floor was trashed with some paper and bits of food. A table still had food on it. I should have walked out.
I haven’t been to Subway in years (better sandwich shops in the area). I walked up to the counter and was greeted by an employee. He asked me what I wanted as he proceeded to step into the back of the kitchen area. Hmmm? So, I waited until his returned. The other guy (manager?) was doing something with the register and he just ignored me. When the employee came back I told him what I wanted. I had to repeat it twice while he was getting the bread because he wasn’t paying attention. This guy really had an attitude and you could tell he didn’t like his job. The food preparation area was dirty with old sandwich makings. Some of the veggies in the containers looked old. After making my purchase I never heard a thank you. Have you ever regretted buying a particular carry out food? This was me.
The sandwiches were ok, if you like bread and veggies (very little meat). There are a lot better places to get a sandwich. Subway has really gone downhill, at least this Subway has. I can’t imagine it staying open much longer. If they did close, I wouldn’t miss them.