Subway

If I could I would not give It the one star. The only reason I stayed is cause I was hungry, should’ve gone to the McDonalds next door but I hate McDonalds and usually like Subway… well not tonight!
The food was not fresh, servers were extremely rude, and they had music so loud it kept me and my workmates from having a regular conversation, not that we would have been able to as they have this rude sign which says: NO LOITERING, 30 MINUTE LIMIT WHILE CONSUMING FOOD AND BEVERAGES.
I wouldn’t want to stay anyways with the horrible attitude from the servers there.

It’s Subway, what do you expect? Healthier fast food, but just as sloppy and less greasy. 10% tax in DC makes the $ 5 foot long $ 5.50. That’s practically $ 6!

Though I love the taste of a Veggie Delite at Subway (I’m a vegetarian), I can’t STAND how they make it for you. It’s like they’re mocking you for God’s sake! «Here’s a piece of lettuce and a rotten green tomato, which we’ve let sit here for 10 days. That’ll be 5 bucks, with 15% tax, so your total is $ 7.»
UGH it’s disgusting! They spread it out over the bread to make it look like more. What do they take me for, a fool? I can see how skimpy the cheapskates are — especially cause they make it for me RIGHT in front of my own eyes! And the people working there are always so terribly hard to understand. They give you cheap shredded JUNK (oh wait, no, I think it may be lettuce), and a couple of tomatoes that have mysteriously turned green. Oh, and a few pickles too. And it’s damn expensive too. What a rip-​off!
And I should mention that they’re frequently out of certain kinds of bread at any given time.

Any Subway that makes me feel like an asshole for wanting more than a shred of lettuce, two skinny pieces of cucumber and half a chunk of green pepper on my sandwich gets a big ol’
Booooooooooooo.
But they still bake their own bread, sigh, hence the second star.