Jersey Mike’s Subs

I would give it a zero if I could. They put no meat on my 13 and would not boss it. Do not go!

I’ve tried this a few times hoping my experience would improve. These folks are not about customer service or quality. They are about following their rules. They have even created non standard franchise signs to be rude to customers. Created for one or two that have misbehaved yet calling all customers out. Last visit I asked to please cut all the way through the bread to cut in half and also cut through the paper and all was a mess. Training employees is way below par.

Called in order and it was ready promptly, associate was pleasant, but the sandwich was TERRIBLE. Worst tuna sub I’ve ever had. The tuna was practically liquid, way too much mayo, not enough tuna. Gave the poor review because I’ve had a much better experience with the same sub at other locations. It’s not Jersey Mike’s, it’s THIS Jersey Mike’s.

Visited the site aroung 7.30 pm. Not very busy. Eating at Jersey Mikes since 1997. The Server at this location refused to fix my sub as I requested. Said it was not their policy. Only asked to have jalapenos on one half of my giant. Spent. $ 17.00 and did not get what I wanted. Never had a request denied before Guess the customer is not always right. I will not spend another penny at this location. I felt that the customer service was atrocious and this location does not represent the professionalism that is displayed by the other locations. Employees seem rude and management don’t care. Great way to do business.

always had good service and take out orders from their site. place is clean, workers acceptable. better than other locations. I’ve been to

Price is too expensive for what you get. Employees seem rude and don’t care. You can keep this place… Won’t be back!

One of my co-​workers is a regular at this joint. When I say regular, I mean, he stops in for lunch at least 3 times a week. The sandwiches are very fresh but they are about $ 2 bucks more than subway. Definitely worth every penny tho. I had regular size supreme club, ate half during lunch and then the rest about 430. Still good at 430, didn’t get all soggy.

Very expensive for what you get. Ordered a turkey sub in a tub. Literally three thin slices of turkey and one slice of cheese (yes I unrolled them to count because the piddly amount on my salad was shocking). Had I ordered a sandwich with that tiny amount on there, you can bet I would have returned it. Their bread is good but I’m not a bread fanatic. Think if I *have* to have a sandwich, I’ll stick with Panera.

Although always a line at lunch, speaks to the quality of the sandwiches. They always got my order right, and the sandwiches are very good. I know a good hoagie/​sub whatever you want to call it, and these are it. Key is that they don’t overstuff it with meat, it is just right, and the bread is good. May be a chain, but they do a good job.
Parking lot can be kind of a mess, but not a big deal.

I work off of Jefferson and this is one of my two «go to» locations for a tasty but quick lunch in the area. (If your curious about my other favorite stop, I usually head the opposite direction on Rosa Parks to B&C BBQ at the Farmer’s Market). The food is fresh and they move you through the line quickly… and that’s important since there is ALWAYS a line wherever you go in MetroCenter at lunch. My favorite meal is the Cancro Special which isn’t listed on the menu but is simply a roast beef & provolone sandwich with pepperoni on top. It is good cold, but if you have time, I recommend you order it hot, as a wrap, with onions, banana peppers, and chipotle mayo. If this seems far from your taste in sandwiches, the turkey is always a safe choice.
One of the other nice things about this particular location is that they have a fruit tea that changes daily. In the hotter months, it is nice to be able to swing by and get a good fruit flavored tea that you can top off before you head out the door.
The only thing that actually keeps me from giving this location five stars is the lack of their famous (in my mind) white chocolate and macadamia nut cookies. Every other Jersey Mikes I have been to have these, and I can only attribute their absence to the fact that these are franchise locations and therefore do have some choice in what they serve/​carry (not every location has fruit tea either). However, if you do find yourself in another Jersey Mikes that carries these wonderful tasting, sugar shock inducing creations, I highly suggest you try one.

I forgot why I don’t go there… price… I can’t really speak to the omnivore’s price range as I don’t really consider it, but I find that when I’m spending $ 6.50+ on 7 inches of bread and some ok cheese and lettuce, I’m feeling a bit ripped off.
Now, don’t get me wrong, I think the bread and cheese are quality. But a 7 inch veggie is not filling at JM. They also don’t appear to have any sort of veggie patty options like Subway does, and where I can get a foot long double-​veggie-​patty that is goof for 2 filling meals for about the same price as the 7 inch at Jersey Mike’s.
JM also suffers a limited selection of veggies… this is probably because they don’t cater to vegetarians, no problem with that, but an expensive small sammich with limited veggie options and cheese as the main content ends of being fat, not filling, etc.
But damn, they are tasty. 4.5 taste, –1.5 price

A great sub from a chain. Fresh meats (the slice it in front of you), plenty of variety, plenty of toppings. I usually get the number 7, which is turkey and provolone, and it never dissapoints. I have tried other items on the menu, and they have all been delicious as well. I also really enjoy their bread, and they give you the choice between white and wheat. I also recommend getting your sub «Mikes Way» which is salt and pepper with oil and vinegar and some other spices, which really makes the sub delicious. They all seem to know what they are doing at this location and have a smile on there face, which is something you can’t find at many places like this. Also, if you want to compare this to Subway next door, its not even a comparison, J Mikes is soooo much better. This makes Subway taste bland and not fresh. Check out Jersey Mikes for a good quality sub.

So Jersey Mike’s is your alternative deli to Subway in the MetroCenter graveyard of fast food restaurants. Here’s the dealio
–They have subs (hot and cold), wraps, and salads. They can also make any sub into a wrap and can make any sub into a salad of sorts (sub without bread)
— Fresh meat (hehe) that they slice right in front of you.
— The usual toppings (lettuce, tomato, peppers, cheese, etc and so forth)
— Options to order three sizes: mini, regular, or large (Not sure what they call the biggest sandwich). The mini is the perfect size for lunch. The regular is good if you are really hungry and I can’t imagine who is ordering the biggest size.
— A sandwich called Jersey Shore. hahahaha enough said. Maybe they will come out with a Situation and a Snooki too.
— Pepsi establishment only… I hate this. But if you are a Pepsi lover then you will be pleased.
This place is A-​OK and will likely get a LOT of business from me when I am trying to keep it healthy for lunch.

Go here rather than the subway next door.
This is a chain that is «coming soon» to Chicago, so on a recent trip to Nashville I decided to check it out.
I will openly admit that I am a snob when it comes to sub sandwiches. I worked for a few years in a sub place, so there are a few indicators make a sub shop legit rather than just a sandwich place.
This place is legit.
When you walk in, you order in front of a windowed meat cooler. They slice the meat and cheese right there, too. It is not possible to get a fresher cut of deli meat and is a vast improvement over the meat packets that subway uses.
The bread was good and the assortment of fixin’s were more than sufficient for the subs.
Reminds me of Hungry Hobo, and that is a complement.