Subway

It’s a Subway. This Subway is particularly clean inside, and runs like a well piled machine during the lunch hour. Since this is in a hotel, there are no bathrooms inside the Subway. I know they serve breakfast during the week, but I am not sure about the weekends.

We came here to get out of the rain and warm up on a blustery day downtown at the Earth day festival. We were the only customers and our sandwich artist was by herself. She quickly and efficiently made our 4 sandwichs and went back to more food prep. We enjoyed them in the comfortable dining room as we watched the rain continue to come down.

This subway is extremely small and poorly located. The employees where nice, but the quality of food for the money was not on par for me with other Subways in the area I’ve been to. They broke down their line way before closing time not keeping their hot food hot, and they toasted my sub without even asking me (don’t like my subs toasted). Their hours were horrible as well for being in a downtown location. Overall I’ve had better experiences elsewhere.

Reliable. Workers can follow instructions. Keeps the line moving fast during lunch hour. Cheap compared to other lunch places in the area.

Always clean and great when you’re in a hurry!
So I think the ladies here deserve a raise! In fact, their manager should make it rain $ 5 footlong gift cards as soon as they walk in every morning. Not only do I show up at the last minute practically every time they are about to close– I am as annoying and complicated as second grade word problems with fractions.
No seriously, I need exactly three tomatoes, and four jalepenos, but six banana peppers, and one punch in the face! I adore these ladies because they don’t mind my neurotic sandwich tendencies, and they possibly move at the speed of light. I’m going to find a way to test that, but first let me say I have gone to subway since Jared was old Jared. I stopped going for a couple years after I had a bad experience at a rest stop in Nashville with artichoke hearts that tried to end my life. I was sick for days and swore off subway…$ 5 beefy goodness is too tempting to stay away from. This location actually gets it right: fresh ingredients, great bread, the cookies are delicious, the dining area is super clean, the music is jamming.
I l.o.v.e. what this place is serving because regardless of being chain/​franchise, they give a lot a bit extra tlc in what they are doing for the customer. It sets them apart from other subways alike, and sometimes it’s just not about the food… Ok… it’s more like ²⁄₃ x .87 divded by the number of shoes in my closet, rounded to the nearest whole number + 12 puppies… it’s that much about the food!

It’s a Subway. You know what to expect. That weird smell when you walk in. Food that tastes the same wherever you are in the world (good or bad). This location seems a tad dirtier than most others and a little dated, thus the 2 stars.

I don’t have it in me to give any Subway 5 stars because nothing that is served in paper can be that great. However, as Subway goes, this is one of the best locations I’ve been to. The owners are really great people. The morning staff actually recognizes you and remembers what you like to order. In a mostly faceless society, it’s so nice when I walk in and Chris says, «Same thing?» and then perfectly makes my morning order.