Subway

"Thinking I am done with Subway for a while. The last couple of times I have ordered the meat has been real skimpy on the meat. I even ordered the 33% more meat subs yesterday and still the same. For the price we are paying its just not worth it when the other sandwich places load the meat on for around the same price or cheaper. Subway has definitely gone down in my opinion. The staff is friendly and courteous and the store is clean but that doesn't make up for the loss of meat. I feel like I am getting all bread..."

"2nd time here will never return. They don’t give you enough meat , and don’t really want to accept coupons so limit you to only specific meats. I can never hear the young lady when she is asking for toppings to make the order. The vibe is just consistently off there for some reason."

"This is a great Subway!! I go here all the time, like 2 or so times a week. They are very nice and quick! The sandwiches are always fresh and made correctly. I usually order on the app and I've never had any problems. Just wanted to show a little appreciation. Great subway!"

"This place is supposed to close at 9 but I was turned away when I walked in at 8:24. The guy said he was working alone and had to close. I’ve worked fast food and that was never acceptable. If you have to close by yourself, you stay late. The store lost a lot of customers tonight. I saw him turn away 4 customers in just a couple minutes."

"I ordered two 12 inch Turkey subs yesterday at this location. When I got home and began eating one of the sandwiches, I noticed that the turkey tasted different than it usually does. I opened the sandwich and noticed that different turkey was on the sandwich. I then unwrapped and opened the second sandwich and the same different turkey was on that sandwich too. What I believe happened is that the Subway worker put turkey meat from a grocery store on the sandwiches. It sort of looks like Hormel turkey. It is not Subway turkey with the brown caramel color on the edges. The meat was also square shaped. I have no idea why this happened. You can obviously not put meat from a grocery store on sandwiches when the turkey runs out or any other time. This is really bad and makes me scared to go back to that location. I am sure everyone knows this, but there are people with certain food allergies that check the nutrition facts and the ingredients listed before purchasing a sandwich. This is a health issue. The guy who used to work there at night was just mean; these new people are nice and friendly, and then proceed to flat out break the law. Subway is a privately held company. They will make corrections when they are forced to. Things have gotten better since I wrote this review. In my opinion, Chick-fil-A is the most respectable privately held fast food restaurant. The thing that keeps Subway going, in my opinion, is that they have the healthiest menu. As the saying goes, “with great power (or, in this case, great healthy food) comes great responsibility. It just kind of saddens me what could Subway could be if they took the correct moral business initiative in everything that they do. Healthy fast food is great and hard to come by; diversity and inclusion is just as great. In my opinion, the final step would be to not try to take advantage of any customer, and not try to cut corners. I firmly believe that if you have healthy food, great employees, at least a reasonable price and you treat customers the way you would want to be treated, that is the ultimate business. Subway doesn’t “fry” anything. Sadly, as of right now, it just doesn’t seem like we have a business that knows how to make that work. In closing, there might be some people that may or might say that “ business just doesn’t work that way”. Well, I believe that is what you call a business; a real business. FDR once said:“Don’t tell me that it cannot be done”."