Subway

The Asian server is really rude. No customer service at all. She acted like she didn’t want to be there and gave me attitude the whole time I was ordering.

I sat down in an EMPTY subway to look at my GPS and to back track to my last location. I actually lost my drivers license and was somewhat panicking. The sandwich associate informed me that I could not sit briefly unless I bought something from the menu. As this happened, 3 more customers came into the store. I asked if I could use the bathroom. He said no! Customers only. Everyone looked at me like I was some homeless bum trying to sleep in subway for a nap lmao. I buy sandwiches from subway all the time, especially because they are open 24 hours. I still have yet to contact the manager and confirm this policy. I was going to buy 2 cookies just to be able to sit briefly and use the bathroom before leaving, but I was not happy with how the associate treated me. I’ve NEVER experienced that at any subway location in THE NATION. I’m not happy at all about this experience.

It’s a Subway. What do you expect.

Great service! Love going there for lunch during the week.

Subways seemingly have seemingly popped up everywhere all over Seattle, almost like the old stereotype about Starbucks… (is it a stereotype if it’s true?)
Anyway I found myself at this subway around 7pm on a friday night. I’ve been here maybe once before. The guy working the counter was efficient and, yes, he spoke perfect English. He made everything as expected and seemed genuinely nice about it.
Not sure what all the hate is about in these reviews. I can’t give them a 5^th star just because I can’t imagine any subway truly being a 5-​star establishment. But for what it is, my experience couldn’t have been much better.

I can’t believe I’m Unilocaling a damn Subway. They seemingly fired all of the normal staff and hired people who can barely speak any English. I’m all for immigrants working in restaurants and I actually prefer Chinese places in particular where few people speak my tongue, but it’s not appropriate for a Subway.
I’d highly advice you find one of the others in Belltown. The walk will be less time than it takes to make a sub here.

SLOW DOWN GRACE!
Poor Grace likes to serve 3 people at once thus comprising the quality of my chopped salad and my co-​workers sandwich. She threw everything on so quickly, tearing up the bread, the cheeses and meat. She didn’t ask for dressing and didn’t add tomatoes when the picture of the salad behind her clearly had tomatoes on it.
It looked so disgusting afterwards I think I’ll take the longer route and see if the other Subway in Belltown is better in quality and service.

Considering I live in the building this Subway is attached to I have nothing but great things to say about it– so nice to be so close! Never too busy either which is great!

That’s right. I went to Subway. (cocks head, raises eyebrow, puts hands on hips) If anything, that tells you how bad I think the cafeteria at my work is. This Subway is much like any other – inconsistent in quality and service.
If you show up at noon expect a long line. Pay attention to the sandwich «artist» as they work their talented craft on your bread and meat canvas. Otherwise you may get back to the office and discover they forgot the dijon – leaving you with a dry, uninspiring piece of… «art.»
The staff is friendly though – so they’ve saved it from being a one-​star experience.

well they re-​instated the $ 5 deal sandwich!
That’s a lot of veggies and food for lunch!
Heres to hoping they keep their deal menu, and I will continue to settle for a sub because it’s close and cheap. Oh, and fast! (you probably don’t need this review, but as of writing they are still yummy and cheapish)

A Subway is a Subway, but what this Subway has is a location primed for a convenient take-​out lunch on the lawn of the Sculpture Park. A nice, cheap break in the middle of the work day. Oh, and Subway’s oatmeal-​raisin cookies are the bomb.