Subway

It’s a Subway. The food is OK, as the Subway food is — consistent with other places. This outlet enjoys a great location and little competition in terms of food places, so they are often busy and usually don’t honour any daily Subway specials — seems like they don’t have to since they know they’re so busy anyway.
Due to lack of options I do eat here once in a while though.

Good location .
Tried them on a Saturday because I need something fast
Honestly speaking, subway is not my usual place because I rather have a hero burger when it comes to fast food.
The service was okay and on the indifference side. (Hey it is fast food)
The server was impatient with me because I don’t know the «drill» — order bread, meat, topping and sauce. But with there’ll of my friend, I ordered my chicken with 2 toppings and chipotle sauce.
Only challenge is that there were lots of people on a sunny Saturday. Some people occupied the spots with tables not cleared, so obviously we had to clear our own table and wiped it clean, after the crowd left.
Food was okay, but the service can be improved.

Drudging another breakfast at Tim’s, I decided to check out the Subway location at the Park Hyatt. It was early, before 8 a.m. on a Sunday, so I was expecting the store to be closed. But it turns out that this Subway is a 24 hour location — the first I’ve heard!
Breakfast here is also my first. I ordered an Egg & Cheese footlong which is a new entrant in the reincarnated $ 5 footlong promotion. As you may know, $ 5 footlongs are back while the $ 6 Sub of the Day promotion has been eliminated. From a marketing perspective, $ 5 footlongs must have been much more of a success. I mean, more inexpensive and a better jingle? It’s a no brainer.
I am still not happy with Subway though. The shuffling of promotions created a casualty a of war — the meatball sub! While most of the original subs on the $ 5 lineup return (Cold Cut Combo, Egg Salad, Ham, Pizza with Cheese, Veggie Delite) the meatball sub does not! In my opinion, it was the best sub in taste and value at the time… hats off to you meatball sub. Instead, a footlong meatball sub is now at $ 5.75 in Canada. Is it too late to boycott?
I had the Egg & Cheese footlong on an Italian Herb and Cheese with lettuce, tomatoes, green peppers and ranch sauce. The sub tasted very much like a Western sandwich you would get at Harvey’s except on different bread. It was great to have egg on both sides of the bread. They basically took a round egg omelette and cut in half for each 6 inch length of sub. The egg was less artificial tasting than I expected — much less than you would get at McDonald’s but more than at Harvey’s (where eggs are cooked at the time of order). The egg could have benefited from some salt and pepper though which I forgot to add. I got my sub toasted so that the cheese would deliciously melt over the eggs. I would get the sub again for breakfast but instead on flat bread for a better crunch.
The music in the store was too loud — perhaps it’s to ensure that the sandwich artist stays awake for the night shift? Fortunately, my sandwich artist was very friendly especially for such an early morning. She also did a good job upselling me a coffee after seeing how tired I was. My Seattle’s Best coffee was more watered down than it should have been though.

Tiny basement location.
The lady’s bathroom was foul.
We were there during lunch hour, so understandably, it was a tad full. But it was significantly less busy than most Subways during noon hour. This should have been my hint to GTFO. The ladies serving us were harried. Asked us to repeat what we were getting about three times. Didn’t understand what ‘extra’ meant. At check-​out, the man slammed my boyfriend’s sub onto the counter. I was surprised the paper didn’t tear under the weight of rudeness and anger.
Debit machine «wasn’t working» but magically turned on when one of the patrons didn’t have cash…