Jimmy John’s

After 8 hours of Depositions in Spanish of a lady who slipped and fell on an Italian cruise ship– I was starving and needed easy food fast.
My lettuce wrap was served at an almost frozen consistency. Our order was messed up too. But the staff was very good natured and eager to please.
It’s not great– not even very good– but it’s a somewhat fresh fast food option.

All Jimmy John’s are basically the same: awesome! This one is no exception. Freaky fast for sure.

More guys on bikes trying to die or get someone else killed. Please tell your drivers to abide by the law

Eating from jimmy johns for two years. Today we ordered subs delivered to our apt. After an hour passed we called and asked where our order was, they said it was their policy not to deliver when they heard thunder. Then said we could wait until thunder stops for 15 mins at which point they would deliver. So we asked why they didn’t call us to tell us the order was delayed the man said that they did but our phone number was disconnected… while we were talking on the same phone he claims was disconnected. We asked to speak with the manager, the manager got on and then told us that our order was now cancelled even if the rain stops.

THE WORST ESTABLISHMENT I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH.
Starting with LEO THE «MANAGER» learn some customer service who hangs up on a customer when you are the ones that messed up the order and had the customer waiting over 2 hours! If I have called several times regarding the same order don’t give me the run around and try to figure out a solution.
Sadly I can’t say this is the first time I have had a problem with this Jimmy Johns. The first time the delivery driver came back to our office with s corrected order for one of the secretaries. He proceeded to call her a b*tch walked out and started slamming the elevator doors with his fist while screaming out other profanities. This is stuff I seriously can’t make up.
I will make it a point to boycotte JJs from here on out. If you want to be treated like sh*t go eat at this place.

I like Jimmy John’s I read some of the reviews stating that there is not enough customization to the menu to make it worth while. I don’t agree with that. However the Jimmy John’s sub chain is not That Type. There motto is fast food fast. And it is so fast you hardly have a chance to find a seat before you have to get back to collect your sub.
They don’t toast and roast and all that other stuff. They made a sub on bread with some condiments faster than anyone else. If you need something good in a hurry you can’t beat them.
mine?
It’s always the number 13 Gourmet Veggie Club. I sub out the mayo for mustard and add onions and hot peppers. Lunch in under 3 mins… That’s what Jimmy John’s does oh so well.

Went inside, couldn’t even tell the place was open with the chairs up and no AC in the store. I ordered a sandwich to go and when I got home, I noticed the sandwich was not made properly. I called the store and they admitted fault and apologized for it. So far so good. They asked me if I was still nearby (presumably to fix the situation) and I said that I was unfortunately not. I asked if they would be willing to comp me a sandwich for next time, and they flat out refused.
Well OK then.
Bonus: If you’re driving, good luck finding parking to get here, it’s located on Miracle Mile.

Do not show up to my place of business delivering food (which is part of the service) with headphones in your ears and the music blasting so loud that I can hear it. That is the most rude and ignorant thing you could ever do. Next time your delivery people show up to a place of business please inform them that this is disrespectful. Plus my «unwich» is falling apart and you brought me the wrong drink.
UPDATE– Tried it again. This time my unwich had a hair in it.

There’s nothing at all gourmet about these sandwiches. In fact, they are painfully pedestrian. Also, most of them come standard with mayo… an intense no-​no for me. I didn’t want to chance the super-​quick sandwich assembly line and ask them to make a particular sammy without mayo, so I went with the #5 — Vito, the lone option I could see that used vinaigrette for the moistening agent.
It might have been marginally better than Subway’s «Spicy Italian.» Maybe. Maybe not. The plain old white bread was so generic, and so were the toppings. I wasn’t crazy about the bread-​to-​meat ratio either, accruing more to the bready numerator. Didn’t taste much cheese at all, either. I do have to give a mild compliment and say that while the bread is truly boring, it might be a tad better than Subway’s bread, even though Subway tries to make its bread more interesting with a few different varieties.
When I wonder why this place is so popular, I have to come to the following conclusions… either most people have no taste, or they like the prices. The 8-​inch subs can be had for $ 6, and believe me, most lunches in Coral Gables will run well north of that… so JJ’s popularity may stem from the fact that there is a true paucity of bargain lunch options in the Gables’ high-​rent central business district. Even though I’m giving a deserved 2 stars, I could see myself coming back for a quick, cheap sandwich.

So I have actually never had JJ before, but their «freaky fast» delivery slogan made me want to make an order. The first call where I attempted to make an order I was told to hold (for about 5 minutes) and then I was hung up on before giving anything other than my name.
The second call was slightly more successful but when I tried to make an order and give them the location I was at I was told that it was too far away for them to make a delivery. I am located about 1.3 miles away from this store. Apparently they «couldn’t deliver to locations more than 1 mile away».
Now the «freaky fast» slogan makes more sense. I should start my own sandwich delivery company with the same slogan and only deliver to locations «no more than 1 mile away».

Really not bad for chain store food – love the veggie sub! The young crew is always friendly and fast. Sometimes the music’s a little loud for this old fart.

I am a devout fan of JJ’s but this location is terrible. My husband and I just had awful subs on what was clearly stale bread (hard as a rock). Ick!

I’m fairly sure I could train a monkey to make a sandwich better than the children that work here. Too bad, because they use nice ingredients. Just don’t ever expect to get what you ask for. Children need supervision, and they clearly get none here. The one that just made my order was too busy dancing to the blaring music and chewing gum (yeah — with his mouth open) to notice he missed half the ingredients. Way too many options on the mile to put up with that.

When you are really hungry and you think you are about to pass out, call Jimmy John’s. They will arrive in maybe a 5 – 10 minute period every time (of course, I am speaking from personal experience).
The sandwiches are OK. They just put a whole lot of lettuces and not enough of everything else.

I’ve been eating at Jimmy Johns’ since 2007 & it has remained one of my favorite sub spots until I went to the location on Miracle Mile. Twice now the tuna tasted old; the first time I thought I might have been getting sick and my tastebuds were off, but the second time confirmed my disbelief, it was indeed turned. I haven’t been able to eat tuna since…

This place it’s really good cause when really want to eat something on the run you come to jimmy johns subs. & I forgot to mention again coral gables Parkin meters are so freakin hard to find a Parkin spot.

First time here and noticed the subs I ordered had a whole lot of lettuce and bread. I was disappointed to say the least.

Great sub!!! I’m coming back. And they were fast! My sub was delicious. Get the #7 you’ll like it!

Jimmy Johns should win a customer service award for their speedy sandwich processing orders and user-​friendly website. I ordered from the Jimmy Johns located off Miracle Mile, after sampling one of their sandwich samples a month ago which they usually drop off offices on Miracle Mile, and was impressed by the freshness of their food. To find out what exactly they serve, I looked on their website and saw that you could customize your orders to each minute detail.
«Do you want more lettuce?»… «Do you want no mayo?»… «Delivery or pickup?»… Each specific feature was listed here, and I was just impressed.
Today, I ordered the Ultimate Porker on wheat bread, no mayo, extra tomatoes and lettuce, with avocado added, and the sandwich was just perfect. I ordered it to go, and after a five minute walk there, my sandwich was prepared to my liking. The cashier was also very friendly.
When choosing a speedy sandwich place for lunch on Miracle Mile, you can either choose between Subway or Jimmy Johns. Subway is a bit cheaper, but Jimmy Johns sandwiches are fresher. Overall, my sandwich costs $ 7.49. I will definitely continue venturing off to Jimmy Johns on a quest to sample all of their signature subs. Definitely worth it!

I was running a few errands in the Gables during lunchtime, was trying to decide where to grab a quick bite and then I happened to remember that a few months ago I had a really tasty Italian sub from Jimmy John’s when I was in West Palm Beach. It really hit the spot, and since then I’d located a Jimmy John’s here on Miracle Mile and wanted to stop by and try this place.
This Jimmy John’s takes up a small storefront on Miracle Mile. It isn’t very wide at all, but they’ve maximized the space by putting the ordering and sandwich creation area to the left side and placing the dining tables near the entrance and more tables up the right side wall from the front of the restaurant all the way back to the rear exit.
I arrived here, ordered the #9 that I’d found so tasty the last time I tried Jimmy John’s (Italian Night Club — Genoa salami, Italian capicola, smoked ham, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, and homemade Italian vinaigrette). I also had a bag of their «skinny» potato chips and a regular drink. The total came to $ 9.10 with tax.
By the time I’d paid and walked to the end of the counter, my sandwich was ready. It’s surprising how quickly it was prepared, but then again, this place is like an assembly line that never stopped the entire time I was here. They probably had 6 or 7 employees in the sandwich creation area, all cranking out orders for customers who were in the store and for customers who’d placed phone or internet orders. While I was here eating, I think an additional 4 employees kept running in and out as they were delivering orders, one after the other either on foot, by bike or by car. Seriously, the sandwich assembly never stopped, they always had a line of customers at the register and the delivery staff never seemed to stop, either — and everyone at Jimmy John’s did a fine job of handling the pace!
The Italian Club was just as I’d remembered it — Heaven on a bun! (or in this case, homemade French bread). I’m not sure about the rest of their sandwiches, but I’ve not had an Italian sub this good, other than the ones at Jimmy John’s, in a long time. The chips were also good and very flavorful, especially considering they were the «skinny» version with 40% less fat than their regular chips.