Subway

This review goes to this particular subway location. No coupons accepted here. Minus 1 star.
During lunch they try to rush the line as if you’re SUPPOSED to know exactly what kind of sandwich you want and what you want on it as soon as you hit the door. Some people are indecisive, we’re human.
In regards to toppings, geez I have never seen a subway so fkn FRUGAL. You’re guaranteed to spend a minimum of $ 6 per sandwich and you can’t give me more than 3 baby leaves of spinach on a 6 inch? I understand it costs more than shredded lettuce but what’s the profit margin per sandwich, even if I get the works?! Minus 1 star
Then they won’t let you double meat a 6 inch special if you order a foot long. YOU CAN SELL THE OTHER 6 INCHES OF BREAD AS ANOTHER SANDWICH! Minus 1 star.
I only eat here on non paydays anyway :/

I come here rather frequently as my office is close by. It is Subway, so I do not come with highest expectations. However, I have become increasingly displeased with how stingy they are with the extras (lettuce, tomato, onions, peppers, etc.). Maybe in the past I did not realize it because I would eat it everyday and now I go sparingly, but when I get upstairs I notice the sandwhich is as thin as Paris Hilton. The staff here is nice and the line moves at a decent pace, but please, stop telling your employees to be so frugal!

Back in 2005, when Subway caught on (or maybe when I caught on — who knows), I used to eat 2 foot longs per day. Pause. In my defense, I was like 20 and very naïve.
I just made my last trip to a Subway today.
Subway is easily the worst place to get a sandwich. Unless, of course, you enjoy reconstructing a sandwich, as if it were a puzzle, before you take a bite.
Where do I even begin? This goes out to ALL Subway restaurants, regardless of the health grade, the service, the lunch hour lines, etc. The way the sandwiches are made is just insulting. Since when are sandwiches U shaped? As in all the meat and ingredients go in the fold of the bread. How does «toasted» equate to microwave for 20 seconds? Aren’t you supposed to cut the sandwich bread in HALF, not ¼ to ¾? This is how all Subway employees make the sandwiches and it’s really not their fault. Subway execs have implemented this format among their chain of restaurants and it’s insane. What’s worse is that so many people praise these sandwiches.

Your typical Subway restaurant. The place is clean, the guys at the counter are nice. However, this place seems to be extra stingy with their toppings and ingredients, more so than Subway generally is. One time I ordered a footlong Subway Club sandwich, and instead of putting 2 pieces of roast beef as is customarily put on that sandwich, the guy put one piece in the middle of the sandwich simply because he could not separate the next piece of roast beef, so I figured he just said «f*ck it, one piece will enough for the footlong if I put it in the middle of the bread.» Then, when I ask them for jalapeño peppers, they sprinkle 4 slices on a footlong, so the next time I asked for extra peppers, and the guy put like 5 pieces instead. I spent like extra minute just telling the guy «more please» as he added one slice each time I said that.

Solid Subways location. Food is always fresh, the guys behind the counter move the line fast and understand English, not many seats inside but good spot if youre picking up a $ 5 footlong to bring back to the office.

It’s all about the $ 5 Footlong!
This particular location is my favorite. It’s extremely convenient, clean, and the gentlemen behind the counter are always sweet and helpful.
Like most Subway stores, they offer the usual $ 5 Footlongs (ie. Meatball Marinara, Cold Cut Combo, Spicy Italian, Veggie Delite, etc). Their sandwiches aren’t gourmet nor are they the best I’ve ever had. However, the footlong comes at a great price and is quite tasty. A single footlong could easily feed 2 individuals. I like that you can also add as many healthy toppings and condiments to your sandwich for free.
I was given a Subway gift card and after the balance had reached zero, I asked the cashier to throw my card away. He kindly explained to me that there were a lot of points left on my card and that I should use them. I had NO IDEA what points were. Apparently, if you use the Subway gift card often, you will save up points which can get you a free cookie, sub, drink, etc. I am so glad the cashier took the time to inform me about their points system. Thank you so much!
I was able to get 2 subs for FREE: D

Lame Subway. They have like one $ 5 footlong… and unlucky me I got one that wasn’t part of the deal and my meal came up to $ 10. Ri-​dic-​u-​lous.