Subway

"Have your sandwich made to order, just the way you want it!"

"They sure don't look like they do on TV. What a rip off. Not worth the money. Small sandwiches more bread than anything."

"This Subway is by far thee best!! I don’t care what time you go, the food is always fresh. So-So many Subway managers around St.Louis can certainly learn a few pointers from this Arnold location inside of Walmart. The ceilings and vents are even spic and span! Highly Impressed!!"

"I usually have a good experience at Subway for the most part. This time, not so much. The young girl didnt listen to me. I purchased a for long tuna.I purchased extra cheese and two different kinds. I asked for one kind of cheese to placed down one side of the sub and the other down the other side. Instead she placed them all down one side. When I got home, and started eating, it was almost all bread. There may have been a 6" worth of tuna spread across a 12" sub."

"I have severe food allergies and I usually NEVER eat out anymore unless I stop at a different Subway on Astra Way/Missouri State Rd in Arnold. (THAT store and its employees are FANTASTIC) Unfortunately when I attempted to order at the Subway in Walmart on Michigan Ave. my experience was less than acceptable. I really do not like leaving bad reviews but I felt like I needed to mainly warn others with severe allergies. I explained what my allergies were and asked if the man could please use clean plastic gloves (he had some on when I walked up) I knew at that moment I should probably go with my gut and leave. I am really easy going and was hungry and figured that if I once again explained that I can not consume any food that has come in contact with what I am allergic to that maybe the older gentlemen would understand and put on a fresh pair of gloves...he did not. Well, he put on a fresh ONE and left the other one on. I had also asked if they could please use a fresh knife when I mentioned the gloves. He looked at me puzzled, dunked it in what appeared to be a cup or container of water and wiped it a bit on a rag then layed it down as he grabbed my bread. I ended up just saying "thanks anyway but I can not take a chance on having an allergic reaction" and I left. I didn't drag on the explanation when I first arrived. It was a short and simple explanation that I had severe allergies and had a couple requests if they didn't mind. I wasn't demanding and I kept it simple and polite. It appeared to me that the employees didn't understand allergies at all...not even a little. I knew right then and there to leave immediately. The employees were not rude at all, they just seemed very confused and did not seem to know what I needed and why. I really hope that whomever owns that particular Subway, offers some training for their employees and QUICK. They could learn a thing or two from the employees at the Subway on Missouri State Rd. In Arnold. Those kids are fantastic and extremely kind and accommodating."