Subway 15901 South Post Oak Road, Houston, TX 77053

"If you read my profile you know I hate to leave reviews like this. But it's not just me leaving reviews like this for Subway. 2 days ago I paid $38 for two chicken teriyaki (11 pieces of cubed teriyaki chicken in each sub with 4 slices of bacon. The bread? Not even a "footlong." Try 6 inches. Now, Gather round children, it's time for an elder Millennial to tell you a story. The story is called "The Magical Health wave of the 90s/2000's Footlong For $5": Once upon a time in a magical land called the USA, everybody was obsessed with eating healthy. A magical location known as Subway decided to create the most enormous subs that measured exactly 12 inches (trust me we measured them) and priced them at only $5 dollars! For an additional $2 you could add on a bag of small chips (healthy ones or not) and get a fountain soda beverage. Lines would go out the door at lunch time because the deal was so great! But then the evil corporate overlords decided to slowly start shrinking the bread over there the next decade. Not only did those corporate overlords shrink the bread, they shrunk to the packaging as well, but still called it a $5.00 footlong. But when the villagers noticed this and began to complain, they silenced the people by adding things like "teriyaki chicken" "Steak" & even this new modern sauce called Chipotle! But while the villagers were pleased with their corporate overlords new additions to the menus, they ever so slowly increased the price and shrink the bread down another inch even more, and soon the five-dollar footlong signs became a thing of memory. For the typical five-dollar footlong Italian sub that you would once get in 2012, you will now pay anywhere from $12 - $16 for it. That's not even including the extras (which we all know we pay more for but not this price). Each piece of bacon is now $1 (yes, one dollar). The subs are about half the size they were, about 7 inches. ~The end ~ It is now impossible for a family of four to eat at Subway. It is far cheaper (and tastier) to make them at your home. Go to your local grocery and get "ready made deli meat/cheese" packages for subs (from the actual deli — no standing in line). Now grab a loaf of French bread, some mayo & make your own! If you're from the USA everybody has Italian dressing in their refrigerator waiting to be used. Here's your chance. May I make a suggestion though? Grab a little extra provolone cheese from the deli (again it's already pre-cut and ready for you to go). This is the end of Subway for our family unlikely over 58% of this nation (the % is the number of the people who can't afford to feed themselves as they once did just grocery shopping.) and no, It's not just this one store - it's Nationwide. I thought nothing worse could happen after the Subway spokesperson "Jared Goes To Jail" but I was wrong. They now lie to you. Again $1 per piece of wrinkly thin bacon. I don't think so."

"The customer service was horrible , both of the employees were unprofessional and had an attitude . If you do not like your job do not work there . Plain and simple ."

"I did a mobile order and there seemed to be a fault in their system, but the two employees that were there both Pablo and zeyri were more than helpful and willing to find a solution! I was very impressed being that they were both minors with no present manager on duty. This did pose as a safety hazard & made me concerned for their wellbeing as this location does close at 10PM. I think this location needs better management but the kids there are doing great!"

"Horrible customer service I came back here due to missing cookies and wanting a new batch for 6 cookies that were over baked. Lady said it’s not her problem all cookies are like that baked this morning I told her that’s fine however you didn’t bake them right they are clearly over cooked. She didn’t want to provide her own name nor the other employee both Hispanic females neither gave me the contact for the store manager because according to them it’s invasion of privacy like he’s a store manager he's someone customers have to talk to? Or am I mistaken? I shall not be coming back here at ALL. Instead of fixing a simple mistake they want to argue nah nah nah."

"This location needs major help, new competent staff, and renovation. The staff did not know how to complete a simple tax-exempt transaction for our order when presented with the documents and information nor did they know how to accurately apply coupons to our order when presented with them. We were wrongfully charged tax in error because the staff failed to be trained in how to complete this. They continued to say "the manager is not here we don't know how to do that, " instead of taking the initiative to go and find out how to be proactive and obtain the information that they lacked to accomplish this. In addition our order was wrong when got to our location and they mixed up the requested preparation of the orders trying to complete them together at the same time. This caused additional issue for us not having the right sandwiches. The staff was horrible abs not friendly or personable whatsoever and acted as if they did not want to be there or as if they were being forced to work against their will. We will not be returning to this location and people if you are in this area do yourself a favor and do not waste your time going here at all. You you should pass this location up and drive further to another subway location that will actually take the time to make you feel like a valued customer and render quality customer service. Because this location failed miserably. We requested the store managers or owners information while there and the staf which were 2 ladies acted like they didn't know the contact information we were requesting."