Subway

If I could, I would have given zero stars.
Costlier than others, bad service. Do not how to make subways

They shorted my sandwich by 25% of the meat that the subway formula calls for. They out four tiny slices of cucumber. These guys are cheap and they will rip you off. Avoid at all costs.

Ok, They don’t open at the advertised time on Saturday.
They aren’t generous with toppings.
The bread looks skinnier than its suppose to be.
Enough said.

It’s a total rip off. They charge way too much than the other subway chains and are extremely stingy with the portions of toppings.
I couldn’t order more than 3 toppings on a foot long and then had to pay extra for toppings like green peppers, olives and jalapenos.

«Bad Use of Pronouns»
So…although this location is not great (they didn’t have spinach when I went there and they are stingy oon toppings and the service was not great), I need to share an odd story about my visit.
So I walk into the subway carrying my framed photo and a yellow wallet in my hand. After I go through choosing my toppings and am about to pay for my sandwich, I stand at the register making it a meal deal and plop my wallet on the counter. Then the guy behind the counter wrapping my sandwich points at the area in front of me and says «Is it for you?» And I say «the sandwich? Yeah…» and he responds with more pointing at the area in front of me and says again, «Is it for you?» And I’m like «what are you talking about?» And then he points again and says «is it for you?» At this point, I am like what? My framed photo and look at him confused… and then he keeps pointing. and I lift up my wallet and say «my wallet?» And he says «yes» and I’m like «uh yes, its my wallet» with a duh look on my face.
The kicker is that HE GETS OFFENDED! He says to me «it wasn’t a personal question. Geez.» And I’m like dude, «You could have said the wallet– I had no idea what you are talking — it could be anything» … I still don’t get why he asked me that. I thought he was accusing me of stealing or something? I have no clue.
So of course as I am leaving, I hear him mumbling to his coworkers about me and how I didn’t answer his question…

I started going to this Subway instead of the (closer) one on 43^rd and 6^th because they were less crowded and the sandwich ingredients tasted fresher. Well they are still less crowded but their lettuce is always wilted and bitter. They either don’t put any oil and vinegar or way too much where your bread gets soggy. It’s just disgusting.

It’s a subway. Nothing spectacular, except that it is super close to work and offers an alternative to the Japanese triumvirate that otherwise dominate this street –granted, not much of an alternative, but an option nonetheless.
$ 5 foot longs are hard to beat and I do enjoy a good tuna sandwich. This particular subway was the model of efficiency. The line must have been 10 — 15 people deep, but I was in and out in 5 – 7 minutes. Henry Ford, eat your heart out.
Can someone look up in the Unilocaliciontary for a place to go only with a first to review in mind?
review 11/​10/​2008
I.M.Y.