Subway

when it first opened it was great… larger portions and friendlier staff… well, now when you walk in you are in a cattle line, and the employee makes you feel like you are making way too much work for them… the meat is no way fresh and you get a sort of microwaved taste… the veges look like they were dumped in there spots and looked withered. and the prices just climb higher and higer… well, they cornered the market here at one time… THE STEELYARD COMMONS opened, just down valley then turn right… and a JIMMY JOHNS is there for you. never had a microwaved, withered veges taste… plus they deliver… motto is. : «freaky fast service» I think before I am half way hanging the phone up. they are here! nice delivery people also at jimmy johns… stay away from snubway. lol

So the only advantage to this place is when the cashiers forget to charge you for the bacon you added on to your sandwich. Doesn’t happen all the time but most of the time. They always have some ghetto ass people just hanging out in there. So it’s usually a grab and go. People are always loud and I’m guessing that’s why my «sandwich» artist, messes us my sandwich every time. I drive out of my way to avoid eating at this subway.

Fail.
I go once in a great while here [like once a year].
I called for a 6 foot sub for an event a few days in advance. First off, the respondent was nice although she was clueless what a 6 foot sub [am I that old ?! Subway used to promote these when I was a teenager]. I had to explain to her my situation and what I was looking to order, but she was still a bit clueless. Fortunately, subway has a nice website and listed my options (portions, available toppings, etc) so I told her my order.
I asked for a price and confirmation of the order. She didn’t know of the price and stated that the manager would call me back later that day with the price and to confirm the order. I never received a call. The next day, I called again, explained the situation, and they said they had no record of the order, the manager wasn’t in, and they would call me back again. No surprise that they never called back.
I’ll avoid from now on.
If you’re in Old Brooklyn and looking for a sub sandwich, visit Gentile’s just down the road, Jimmy John’s in Steelyard, or Burt’s on Memphis.