Subway

"Cindy was excellent! Very polite. Thank you."

"Arrived at 7am, ordered breakfast sammie's. I got egg, ham, cheese on tortilla...got 4 eggs, a lot of ham and cheese. Husband got 6" wheat bread, egg, ham, provolone toasted. Got there at opening. 2 workers. Very friendly. 4 others behind us ordering. Ordered drink, chips, cookies too. All for $20."

"Worst subway customer service skills suck very rude make you wait for food even when you order on app. Forget to heat food, veggies are not always fresh close down early like 8:00 early hopefully they get new management they been slowly going down hill for 3yrs now."

"The only negative thing that I can say is that it is a typical truck stop restaurant, in that it's prices are about 25% higher than normal. I am sure they are charged a higher rent, so they have to charge more, I just think it sucks that they charge truck drivers, the people that see their kids less than anyone else, save soldiers, the people that get everything that we need to survive, to where it needs to be, the people that work 14 hours a day(at least, that is what they can log, I know some that work 18 hours a day), usually 6 days a week, or 28 out off 30 days a month, and so on... For those people, they give limited options for food, so that there already prone to be bad health, gets even worse, and they charge them more. When I was a student driver, I spent 20 days, living off of $100, and when I got into the truck with a trainer, it was 2 weeks before I got another $100. After that 30 days on the training truck, I spent the next year, making about $2,500 to $3,000, but 8 was in debt and had a lot of bills to pay( which is why most people get into Trucking) and I kept about $500 of that. About half of that went to running the truck, so I lived off of $250. That is less than $10 a day. My footlong sub was $11. See what I am getting at... Pilot, TA, Luvs.... Help these guys out. Your profit margin is killing them."