Subway

"I ordered two subs,both were delicious. My sub artist washed his hands and gloved up before touching my bread. I will continue to keep this place on my nice list."

"I always order to-go thru the app. Haven’t had an issue doing that. Food always ready when I get there. Order always correct. They change the online exclusive sandwiches up every now and then so there’s more variety than there has been in the past & the sandwiches taste better than they have in years past. I’m not expecting gourmet when I choose to eat here. I know what I’m getting so I just want it ready and correct and, at this location, it always is."

"The food is good. Typical Subway food. Tyler has the absolute worst customer service skills. What he is doing is far more important than any customer standing in front of him. He never says anything or acknowledges you in any way when you walk in the door. He ignores you and makes every customer wait until he's done doing whatever he's doing before he will ever even acknowledge you standing there. A customer behind us was trying to make conversation with Tyler, and all Tyler would do is complain about how busy they were. Isn't being busy a good thing? The more busy, the more money you make. And how dare you order a pizza when Tyler is there. Most of the time, he says they just don't have any pizzas. Today, though, they had some still partially frozen. He brought them out to take the plastic off the pizza and quietly said to the other employee that he absolutely hated when people ordered pizzas. Well, I heard that! That's what prompted my bad review. Thanks, Tyler!"

"Had a late lunch in a small town, the young man working the counter was on his own and did the best he could.. very polite and clean place. Soooo. Had to go to this area again for work. I was close by and gave it another shot Had a Tuna Sub (app only list tuna melt)on wheat. Another young man Very professional and very polite.wanna say thank you. Yes sir, no sir- Company individual!"

"Young man named Tyler was refreshing the condiments. I stood there waiting. He never made eye contact or acknowledged my presence. The other young man was at the register handling a lady with a group of children, two men were waiting to pay for their sandwiches. When HE was done, he asked Tyler if he took my order ofcourse he said no. When the young man from the register asked me what I would like, I said I was beginning to think I was invisible. Tyler informed me they had been extremely busy and he was trying to get a take out order ready. Seeing I was the only one standing there I feel he could of made my sandwich. I worked in customer service for a large restaurant chain. Acknowledging a waiting guest is a courtesy. All he had to say is we'll be with you in just a few minutes. I didn't catch the young man's name that was working the register and that made my sandwich, but his smile, sweetness and customer service was outstanding. Tyler could use a refresher course in customer service and interaction."