Subway

I love this place. It one of my favorite subway to have lunch. It’s alway clean and the sandwich artist all way make it exactly how I like it.

I ordered a ham, egg and cheese, the employee pretended like he understood me but started making me a philly steak and cheese. Toasted it without even asking (I don’t like toasted subs) and then when I questioned what he was preparing in broken english he told me this is what I ordered. So after a few moments of disagreeing his manager came over and I said it was fine to just put egg on it. They made a big deal about it but did it. Then when we got to the next part of the process it literally turned into point to what I want because the guy barely understood english. After all that we finally finished and when I got to the register, the manager charged me for steak (which I didn’t order) then up-​charged me $ 3 for egg. This sub from Subway that wasn’t even what I wanted ended up costing me $ 18 (got an orange juice as well).
I work and live really close to this location and I will never go back. Not many options but go get a Gyro next door.

The subs are good; better than most. I also like that they have little baskets for eating in rather than the regular plastic bags.
But let’s get real. Prices here are whack! $ 6.50 for a veggie delite. I guess it’s the high rent next to the Bravern? Sheesh, for this rent you could get a shop in Manhattan…

I go to this location 5 days a week. I used to supervise a Subway location elsewhere as well (no longer work for Subway). This store is amazing! They are very nice and make beautiful sandwiches. The old Unilocal reviews must be from an older management (it changes often in the food industry). But what I can say is that as of today… This subway is doing everything right! They portion well, keep things clean, are sanitary, and friendly.
They have free parking the the garage and accept American Express AMEX as well. They have a bike rack out front.
And on a more sassy note… those that complain of the cost… well you are eating in downtown Bellevue. Maybe you should go elsewhere if you have a problem with paying so much.

Eaten here dozens of times. It’s fast, consistent and typical Subway. I’ve never had any issues and you get what you’d expect.

quaint of a location for a subway. reminds me of cheers, where everyone knows your name. friendly & quick service.

Quick, easy, fast, reasonably healthy. No fuss, no muss. Know the drill, get the bill.

Subway is running their $ 5 footlong sub deal right now. I was literally walking past on a way to a meeting and grabbed a quick lunch. I know some stores dont participate, yet specifically asked for a $ 5 sub twice and they made my order. Then when it came time to pay the price was $ 8.25 plus whatever for tax… Subway is okay food, but not worth the cost. Especially frustrating if they are not going to honor their mistake… Will not be going back to this specific subway store again.

Where’s The Spinach? And The Provolone?
This subway is right next to where I live. Staff was nice and helpful but for some reason they don’t have either Provolone cheese or Spinach, 2 of my favorite ingredients on a sandwich.

Subway is Subway, let’s be honest. It’s not great by any means but it’s there in a pinch. This one happens to be very close to my work so I end up going here more often than I’d like to. The staff is always really nice but sometimes they skimp on the toppings unless you say «more please». I smell like bread and onions every time I leave this place, which is gross, but to be expected I guess. I much prefer to get Jimmy John’s delivered but that’s a little more pricey. I just wish Subway would switch up their bread, it’s getting old!

I used to eat Subway’s on a fairly regular basis. Cheap, filling, and i could control the calorie count. Then i started getting sick. I would feel not so awesome after a sandwich, and then one time, i had what felt like food poisoning. Now every time i see that sandwich, or even just a Subway shop, i feel ill.
The customer service was good at this place, they were quick and friendly, and it is very clean and bright. I just can’t go in.
Plus, pretty much every meat there is a mix of turkey and something else. Interesting product of the food industrial complex.

Ugh. Go somewhere else! Anywhere else, really.
I’ve been here about five times because it’s close to work but I will not be going back. While the people who work here seem nice, this place consistently gives you less than you pay for.
Aside from regular business reasons not to come here — as everyone before me has already explained… of the five times I’ve eaten here I’ve gotten sick three times. THREE times. Before, I was never really sure that it was this food that made me sick, but today there’s no mistaking. It was the sandwich, 100%.
Just not worth it. I’d rather brown-​bag it forever than eat here again.

Very frustrated at this particular subway. You would probably say that every subway tastes the same, but that doesn’t apply here. The problem here is actually getting vegetables ON your sandwich. I ask for olives… 5 olive slices are put on a foot long sandwich. I ask for more olives, and 5 more are put on. Grrrrr…
C’mon… what do I have to pay to get the sandwich the way I like it? If I can’t make it the way I want, why would I want to come back?
I also don’t like how they are missing the oven-​roasted chicken on the $ 5 foot-​long menu when every other Subway I have been to has it.

This Subway is pretty typical except for the fact that they only have like five choices for the $ 5 footlong deals… that’s disappointing.
Other places seem to have better deals. But the cashier guy is usually very friendly. The workers never seem to really pay attention to what I want on my sandwich or they just can’t understand me. Sigh.
But hey, when I’m craving a sub, it’s close and convenient so I can’t complain much.

That uniform Subway sandwich smell you speak of is universal; in every city, in every location, etc., I don’t know what it is, but a sandwich shouldn’t smell like that after it’s been sitting a while.
Ever put half of a Subway sandwich in your refrigerator? It’s akin to bringing home McDonalds and saving it for later. Don’t.

I have never been so insulted in my life. I went to get a 6 inch oven roasted chicken breast sub, which was $ 3.85 just last Friday with tax. I had my money ready and went up to pay, and Ameen (spelling?) the manager was at the cashier. He said $ 4.68, to which I was appropriately surprised. I said oh, I thought it was $ 3.85 and looked at the menu. I asked, did the price go up? He started to get angry at me (already!) and said, the price is what it is. Meanwhile I glanced at the menu and realized the price DID go up so I started to recount my change. I had 5 $ 1 dollar bills in front of me (which I had NOT given to him), and was starting to recount the amount of change I needed to give for $ 4.68. I said, when did the price go up? while I was doing this. He yelled, the price has been this way for 4 months. At which point I said, I was just here last week and it was $ 3.85. I want to point out I had no problem paying the $ 4.68 since I was already recounting the amount of money I had to give him, but I just refuted what he said since he was obviously lying to me. MEANWHILE, apparently he had TAKEN my $ 5 from in front of me without my knowing and was handing me back my change! I was surprised, as I didn’t even know he had taken my money, and I said to him, «I was actually counting the change I wanted to give you.» He YELLED, «FINE! FINE! Give me your change!» At which point, I had been so insulted as a customer that I told him I didn’t want it and asked him if he was the manager. He said yes, and I said who is the supervisor? At which point he said he was the manager and the supervisor.
I usually love Subway but I have been more insulted as a customer, and I was almost in tears. All I did was ask when the price went up on the sub and was subsequently treated with incredibly rude service and was unfairly yelled at.
This is also the 2^nd time I have been greeted with rude service at this particular subway. The first time was when they stopped taking the Subway card, and at the time, I also asked when the program stopped (nicely I would like to add), and they started also yelling at me that the program had been discontinued for awhile.
I am usually a very understanding customer. I understand when the restaurant gets busy or even if you are having a bad day. But yelling at me twice for no good reason is not acceptable. I actually felt threatened when the manager berated me continually and took my money, and I had never thought I could feel this way as a customer.

You can never go wrong with Subway… they always deliver a great lunch for a great price.

It met my expectations. Tasted exactly like every other Subway.
Even though the sandwiches are only $ 5 I feel slightly ripped off. I only get lettuce and tomato on my sandwich while other people gets a ton of crap on theirs. Yet, we pay the same when there is a noticable size difference between the sandwiches. They should say, «Oh, only lettuce and tomato? You are a weirdo because you didn’t want anything else. Your sandwich is only $ 4.» I also drank water there. I drank a lot of water. You should really try their water.
Zipzap Zubidy Bop!

I just have to know… why does every Subway smell like that? Also, why does the time spent in Subway not matter — you still come out smelling like yeasty ass.
And how come no matter how cheap it seems at first, I always end up spending 7 dollars on bread and turkey that I could’ve made at home?

This is my new favorite Subway; it doesn’t hurt that it’s half a block from my new office at Vidiator Technology.
The place is always immaculate, the owner is super-​friendly and hard-​working, and he must be nice to his staff because they’ve all been there every workday for a month and they’re all both smiling AND competent, which is a hell of a lot more than you can say for many minimum-​wage food service workers.
You know the sandwich drill; there’s no surprises here. But the store is always REALLY busy so the food turns over fast, which means everything is very fresh. I’ve had warm-​from-​the-​oven (not from the warming cabinet) bread many times and I really like that.
The Spicy Italian is my favorite and they all know now that I want wheat, cheddar, lettuce, green peppers, vinegar and oregano. It’s on special for $ 2.49 on Thursdays, but I’ll ‘fess up and admit to eating there nearly every day for a month now, same thing except for once or twice. It does scratch the itch!
This location gets special bonus points for being frequented by hunky construction workers from the Bravern and other projects around. They are friendly, tan, and wear hard hats with sexy stickers like NESS CRANES and stuff. I’m married and pregnant but there’s nothing like a man who just came down from a 300′ crane to give you something to think about on the way back to the 14^th-​floor office. LOL