Subway

Aweful just aweful dont buy. Bread smelled good but the one i got was dry and old. Ask gor fresh bread. Ask the girl to toast my bread. Nope she didnt. IDK. They’re in lala land. Yuk yukkky. Threw it away. Never get a bread that was cut already. Never wil i eat subway ever again. I dont do fast food. But in the dessert what else you do you do. Grossssds

I came here on the 27^th of December around 9:15 pm, driving through baker stuck in Christmas traffic. The line was way longer than the lines for the other restaurants but I hate greasy food so I waited.
Soon I realized the line wasn’t extra long because people liked subway more… it was long because the kids they have working here are SLOW. Not because they were swamped or anything… but because they were all just giggling and talking to each other instead of making sandwiches.
They only had flatbread left because they were too lazy to make more bread. I found this out when I went to order my sandwich and the girl says «Flatbread?» I was like «uh…is that what it’s best with?» She told me that’s all they had left. Ok, whatever, got the flatbread.
The guy that was putting veggies on our sandwiches kept stopping to turn around and talk to his coworkers, and to giggle and open the oven for one of the girls working there when she could have done it herself (I’ve never seen a Subway employee unable to open the oven on their own). One of the other girls (she had glasses) went to help them too…3 kids to open one oven and put a sandwich in there, giggling and talking. The girl with the glasses then burns the back of her fingers on the oven… obviously had no idea how to operate it safely.
Finally it was time to pay, and while I was standing there waiting for my boyfriend’s sandwich to be finished (his was taking FOREVER too), a couple of the kids (employees if you want to call them that) were standing behind the register in a little group and talking about how soon they were going to close, and how many minutes they had left. Usually this doesn’t bother me but it was just icing on the cake for the unprofessional behavior. They all looked and acted like they were about 12.
I understand Subway is a crappy job so we were still polite to them, but it was really frustrating to be starving and to have these kids move at a snail pace because of their laziness. The line would have moved WAY faster with two hard-​working employees than it did having 5 middle-​school kids behind the counter. I don’t expect (or want) people that work at a Subway to be rushing, but when there is a huge line, moving efficiently and not stopping to talk or flirt with your coworkers is expected as a paying customer. I found the whole experience to be very frustrating and was the worst Subway customer service experience I’ve had yet.
The manager seriously needs to hire more mature employees, or at least be there to supervise them because they obviously cannot discipline themselves. You missed out on TONS of money by having these kids working tonight during that influx of customers into your store. Rant end

Pit stop! This subway is located conveniently off the highway to and from Vegas! It’s in a perfect area and what can go wrong with subway? It’s healthy, fills you up, and the people here are fairly nice (employees) inside is very spacious since there’s other fast food joints In there too you have other options.

This place is a pretty average Subway location. The staff is friendly, but with A&W a few kiosks away, I recommend going there instead of this place. Sure, the food might seem healthier at Subway, but it’s not necessarily so when you take into account all the add-​ons like mayo, cheese and other sauces. For cheap eats, this place is OK. If you have a few nickels to rub together, go somewhere else… your stomach will be happier. If you want a good sit down meal, go to Bob’s Big Boy down the street.

So it was 104 when we were driving on our way to Vegas. All of us in the car were starving and it seemed that there was no civilization in sight. Some of us were wondering if we had to stop on the side of the road and have ourselves some tumbleweed sandwiches. But alas in the distance we saw the big thermometer!
We were in Baker, CA! There are plenty of gas stations on Baker Blvd. and other fast food joints. We opted to make our lunch healthy and affordable so were thrilled to find a Subway. Yeah I know thrilled to find a Subway… crazy! LOL
The food court where the Subway is located is actually kind of nice. It was clean and the veggies were very fresh. Although there was a long line, the sandwich artists were moving quick. Got us out in no time and like Gary said… nothing hit the spot more than a $ 5 foot-​long!

Nothing hit the spot more then a $ 5 footlong in the out skirts of death valley. It was toasty May afternoon on the way back from Vegas and everyone needed a good rest stop and some food. This place is located in a building that looks like a liquor store from the outside, but it is a food court with several other franchises on the inside. I ordered an Italian Marina toasted, and it tasted wonderful. I was also starving and didn’t really care what I ate. The only gripe I had was dealing with some of those other Vegas party goers that don’t understand the concept of a single file line.