Subway

Yesterday at approximately 11:30 I went into the store for lunch. The line was long and only one young lady was working. By the time, I left the line was out the door. Apparently someone else was suppose to be there. I am a caring person and completely understood. I watched that poor young woman working so fast. She should be given the wages for 2 people since she did the work of 2 people. She should at least get extra compensation for her efforts. I plan to ask her the next time I see her and if it isn’t settled, I will never frequent this Subway again! TAKE CARE OF YOUR WORKERS!

This is an excellent subway Restraunt. There is an outdoor patio, which has a view of Taylor Rd. There is lots of space to sit inside the store. The food tastes absolutely delicious.

I hate to give only 1 star, however this Subway location is consistently stingy/​skimpy on their meat, which is always M.I.A.!! Come on Subway, beef it up!

Bomb! Would rate it 5 stars but the Asian lady behind the counter working seemed annoyed that I ordered extra meat!

I have a total love hate relationship with Subway. I know that I can count on the consistancy they provide and I have yet to have any real problems. With the food anyway.
So I happen to work across the street from a Subway now which I thought was a good thing. I have a tendency to reflect what ever food is around my job on my waistline and well shoot, Jared did it right? So this could be good. I went inside and the a/​c hit me in the face and cooled me right off as I escaped the 100 degree weather we were blessed with that day.
The majority of Subways now look almost identical inside. It is comforting in a sense. The tables were mostly empty and a couple of younger employees greeted me from the counter. She (I totally forgot her name) asked what I would like and I ordered a veggie delight footlong on honey oat with pepperjack, toasted, upon toasting the bread she asked me, «Would like any veggies?» I couldn’t help but respond. «Did you really just ask me that?» After a pause, she got it and smiled. (I was relieved because it would not have surprised me one bit if in fact she did not get what I was asking.) The sandwich complete I asked for a large beverage, generic just like that.
Now here is the reason I am not exactly thrilled with the service. Why doesn’t subway either hand you your cup or at least let you know that you are going to need to grab your cup your self when taking your money? Seriously? This seems to be common. This is the 3^rd time I have experienced it and it just feels kind of rude.
The food it self was good. Typical Subway fresh veggies and bread in the proper portions. Subway is good. Obviously popular. The whole customer service thing seems to be lacking a little for me and for that I give 3 stars.

Being a chain, Subways seem pretty consistent to me. This one had a strange feel to it though mainly because there were two pre-​pubescent boys that lurked inside. They would take turns sulking in the booths or whispering to each other in front of the restrooms.
I finally asked the girl making my sandwich who they were. They were getting annoying! She said that they hang out here everyday. Just like that. She didn’t seem particularly annoyed or bothered (like I was), but it was just a fact of life. Like stating the lettuce they used was iceberg. Or they just ran out of Diet Coke. Very matter of fact.
I told her that she should put them to work. Thinking I was joking (I wasn’t), she said they probably don’t make Subway Tshirts in their size.
This is a prime example of what happens when schools get cuts from the budget and can’t afford to have summer school.
Three stars for the creepy boys on the verge of ending up in juvy hall.
Oh! On a food note, the sandwich tasted just like every other Subway sandwich I have ordered. You can’t go wrong with black forest ham on sourdough.

I didn’t think people like smitty b ate meat? Unfortunately for him, and fortunately for us, Subway (although ‘corporate’ like most of our free and great country) always serves up a tasty sandwich. (even if you are wearing your Che t-​shirt)
As much as some people would like an organic, fair trade, free-​range, equal opportunity, family farmed, non GMO, co-​op sandwich, most of America wouldn’t spend the $ 9.99+ needed to make that option economically viable. Luckily for us, Subway does a good job of providing an economical ($ 2.99!!), tasty (lotsa veggies and sauce options), and healthy (bet Jared couldn’t have lost all that weight smoking weed and eating organic veggie burritos while listening to the dead) sandwich.
Subway – keep up the good work. Smitty-​move to Berkeley.