Subway

Everyone loves a Subway. And this branch is a good find. It’s small and doesn’t have much space to sit, but there are some tables outside for when the UK weather decides it’s going to be nice to us for once. This makes it a bit cosy so it’s good for a quick bite to eat with a friend but you won’t fit more than 3 or 4 round a table so if you’re visiting with a group you’d best go sit in the grounds of the church across the road!
However the staff here are lovely and when I went to get my chicken teriyaki sub they proceeded to heap lettuce (I love lettuce) and other salad stuffs onto the roll before dowsing it in sweet onion sauce and wrapping it tidily for me to take away. I remember Subway back in the good ol’ days when they didn’t have this toasting malarky and so I get mine how they used to do it — just heating the meat in the microwave, but it still manages to confuse them (thankfully while a couple have tried, noone has successfully managed to heat the bread in the microwave as well — wrong!).
Anyway, good sub well made and it didn’t fall apart while I was trying to eat it, which is the hallmark of a good subway-​maker-​person-​thingy… and although it can get crowded occasionally as it’s right in the heart of Hammersmith Broadway next to what used to be Smollensky’s, it’s worth it. Oh, and they do student discount as well!

I though the service was good and the staff were polite. I got the sandwich id ordered quickly and without any hassle. If you eat downstairs (where theres lots of space) then its nothing like as noisy as around the entrance to the Subway.
Obviously, as its a chain the prices dont vary so I think the main reason I liked eating here is because I was given lots of space.