Subway

Order subs from this location every once in a while, and have always experienced pleasant service. Clean location and the subs always turn out fine. Recommend!

Giving this location 5 stars because the staff here is pretty good!
Came ere after a day of skiing the food is what I expected, but the staff here is great!

Great little shop
Sandwichs are made fresh
Very friendly staff
Quick service
12 seats inside
I can’t wait to go back

Yuck. Not a subway fan. My son had a hair in his sub. That’s a turn off. I know this can happen but the employees should defiantly be wearing a hair net and hair up to at least try and avoid this.

I’m not a huge Subway fan, but there are so few lunch options in the area that I end up here every so often.
Avoid arriving right at noon, come about 15 minutes before or after 12:30 to beat the rush. Park in the back and use the back door to enter — the line starts there. It is super tiny inside with only a few tables, so I wouldn’t really recommend eating there (unless you like people hovering next to you in line while you chow down).
The staff is usually friendly, though they can get a little flustered sometimes when it’s busy — especially where it seems like there’s always 1 or 2 too many workers behind the counter. I’ve never had any issues though. Standard Subway fare.

Located next to a barber shop and near a gas station, this small, but pretty clean, Subway beats most of the others around, and there are several from which to choose. Having finished some banking, I went to Subway to get my husband a foot-​long tuna sub on wheat with practically everything on it (no peppers or cucumbers, however).
The place was packed, but the line moved quickly. This Subway actually has an adequate number of not-​so-​friendly or chatty employees behind the counter. There are only about five or six tables, but most patrons seem to take their food to-​go anyhow.
We go to this particular Subway about once a week, unlike Jared Fogle, the guy who ate at Subway three times a day and lost (and kept off) all that weight. If I were guaranteed that weight loss (no. I don’t need to lose a zillion pounds) maybe I’d go there more often.
What we like about this particular spot is that unlike other Subways, they don’t push their chips, drinks, or cookies, and the turkey, roast beef, and «sides,» etc., always look fresh. The Subway Italian meatball subs depicted on TV look out of this world, so maybe I’ll partake at some point, even though they’re not so healthy.
If the barber shop next to this Subway ever closes, I would suggest that Subway buy them out and expand. Right now, it’s really squished in there and not conducive to «eating in.»
Note: They just started to serve breakfast. Not sure what the food choices are, but they have to be healthier than McD’s.

Horrendous, like every Subway.

Pretty much the same as other subways, but I felt this one was overly packed. They have many employees working, but it still feels cramped inside this store, definitely not inviting to enjoy your lunch within. Also it seems that they don’t all switch gloves after making each sandwich (hey, it matters to vegetarians). During the lunch time madness, they didn’t even care to brush the meat off the cutting board or wipe the knife before cutting my sandwich.
Maybe I sound a little particular, but I’ve experienced all of the above at a different Subway and I was hoping for the same level of service (as Subway as always been the most vegetarian friendly fast food place), but no such luck at this location.

I don’t really understand what subway uses for meat. The chicken they have doesn’t have the texture of real chicken. It worries me a little bit. It’s definitely below average tasting chicken too. The chicken bacon ranch luckily has enough ranch dressing on it to drown out the taste of the chicken, but the texture of the chicken just isn’t right.
The bread is probably the best thing about subways. From my experience, I have always had fresh bread. It makes the sandwich a little better. My friend is a vegetarian and speaks very highly of the veggie sandwich, if you are feeling the need to avoid their mystery meats, which probably isn’t a bad idea. The price is average for a sub shop, probably a little cheaper than the other chain sub joints. I’ll pay a little more for something i know is coming from an actual chicken.
The service here was friendly, but the guy making my sub wasn’t in a hurry. I appreciate his carefulness in making my sub, but please I only get an hour lunch break.