Quizno’s Classic Subs

UPDATE (10÷23÷12): I haven’t been back to this place at all since my food poisoning incident. But after seeing on here that this place was closed, I decided to venture down there to see if they had been shut down by the health department or something. Afraid not. According to a sign on the door, it appears that their lease expired and they chose not to renew it. Whatevs. Original review is below…

i used to really like this quizno’s but i feel like in the past couple years this location has gone downhill. im not sure why. perhaps it’s because the shopping center it’s in hasn’t been seeing much business lately; surrounding stores have closed and there’s a bunch of construction which makes it a little hard to navigate. plus the store itself is kinda tucked away in a corner which makes it hard to see from the street. you already have to know it’s there, otherwise you would miss it completely. poor planning for sure.
the employees working here never seem too excited to be serving me. not poor service per se, just not the peppy happy sandwich makers i used to remember. maybe it’s under new management?
the sandwiches themselves are always tasty though, so i have nothing to complain about in that aspect. if i’m craving a quick sandwich on my way home i’ll pick one up to go. i probably wouldn’t stay there to eat it though…

AVOID THIS STORE. This store sends out coupons in the mail. But when you come in and try to use them, they will tell you that you can’t use them on the sub you’re ordering, even though the coupons are valid. Classic bait-​and-​switch scheme

Quick edit up front: I noted a sign in there today saying that they won’t accept a Groupon deal that happened recently. After reading other reviews about them not honoring even normal coupons printed online, I wouldn’t try and chance any sort of coupon at all here. The other Quiznos nearby is like that too: no coupons.
There is this Quiznos, and another nearby on Steven’s creek (halfway between DeAnza and Wolfe). This one is bigger and has much easier parking. They were well staffed with 3 people active behind the counter. At the other quiznos, they seem to be more cramped and harried.
But I’m only giving 2 stars. I visit a quiznos every 6 months or so, and each time I remember why. You pay 10 bucks for a large sub which amounts to a thin snadwich — some meat on a bun with cheese on top. Before you realize that they haven’t offered to put anything additional on the sandwich at the other end, they already have it wrapped up like Tutankhamen, and you would feel awkward asking them to open it up again. They really need to learn to give you a chance for toppings. All I want is a little lettuce, tomato, and olives; come on.

I like this place, no idea why anybody wouldn’t. The area is nice, plenty of places to park around here after they closed down SaveMart Supermarket. In fact I always find wide open parking spots right in the front of the store. Normal Quizno’s seating capacity and inside is nice and clean, bathroom is nice and big, nothing wrong that I saw with this place. Condiments Bar is always stacked with fresh pickles and banana peppers which I love.
I usually come in here during my lunch break and always order the same thing a large mystique chicken with bacon on wheat bread. I always add mushrooms and olvies on top of the topping that are already included. Sometimes I also get backen BBQ chips which go great with this and a Mt. Dew to quench my thirst. They also have soups and salad you can order but I have never tried. I always stick with the mystique chicken with bacon, probably the best sandwich at quizno’s i remember one time i tried to order the honey bourbon and never again, stick with what you know is good and that is Mystique Chicken on Wheat!!!

Quiz-​NOOOOOOOOOOOOOEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS
I’ve been to Quizno’s before but this, by far, was the worst. I don’t know if their oven was broken but the sandwiches came out luke-​warm at best. Their ingredients *aren’t* that fresh. The turkey Pesto actually made me sick!
Other than that, the atmosphere is what you’d expect and I’m assuming their management has changed because no one was rude to me at all.

Yeah the Toasty Tuna Torpedo was «Tasty» but the vibe was so poor that I have to subtract some major star wattage. When the Asian lady, clearly one of the owners, got ready to put the tuna on the sandwich she took the scooper, filled it half full then proceeded to drop teaspoon size tuna on the bread. There couldn’t have been more than 5 teaspoon drops on a 12 inch sandwich. I said, «Is that all the tuna I get?» And another person, probably the Asian owner guy says «You buy small sandwich, you get 1 scoop tuna.» I then said that that I barely got half a scoop and I’d like more. He then goes to the menu board and points out that I have ordered a small sandwich (um, I ordered the Torpedo — where does it say «small» on the board — I didn’t say this — actually I just kept silent). Then I say, well that really isn’t much tuna for a foot long sandwich and the lady goes, «Ok, fine I give you more.» Then proceeds to pull out a level Tablespoon and give me one more dollop. Oh goodness, Quiznos, that was a lame experience. At least the Toasty was Tasty.

I am not a fan of Quizno’s sandwiches. They just don’t taste as fresh as Subway.
WHOA! WHAT? Did Rob really just say that?
Listen up kiddies, Quizno’s sucks. You can only order sandwiches toasted from them. I prefer not to have the bread (toast) slicing my gums during every bite. I don’t know… just something about sharpened grains grinding around in my mouth I don’t like. It feels like more work than it’s worth, especially since I’m paying more for less.
Another small qualm, the manager is VERY rude. Russ S’s experience almost mirrors one I had many many moons ago. I won’t go into details, but it suffices to say that if you’re going to charge more for your sandwiches than your (arguably better tasting) competitors (cough, Togo’s and Subway) and expect to turn a profit then maybe you should try garnishing your meals with this exotic condiment called excellent customer service.

Also tried the new sub– pesto Turkey Torpedoes. It was delicious. It’s on an extra long, extra slim Ciabatta bread. It’s only $ 4. There are 5 versions of it: Pesto turkey, Italian, Turkey Club, Beef bacon and chedder and Big Kahuna Tuna.
This is my favorite quiznos; not only because of their budget friendly sandwiches but friendly service. I remembered the workers were trying these new subs out last week and said it was yum.

This place is good for a quizno’s… They are fast, and make a good sandwich! I use to go way out of my way to go to this quizno’s back when it was one of the first around here…
I would give it 5 stars, but a few times I ate there the sandwiches were not as good as they should/​could have been… Not sure why, but it didn’t happen often. Over all it’s normally great!

This place has got their act together during the weekdays at lunchtime. You get into a fast moving line where you tell the people behind the counter what you want and how you want it. move down to the register and by the time you pay, your food is out. I can get in and out in a little over 5 minutes sometimes! The sandwiches are fresh and tasty and a better choice than burgers all the time.