Subway

went there on an early Sunday morning (around 10’ish), so I was all alone. My server initially tried to serve me a leftover, stale, crushed whole wheat one-​footer to which I complained. She replaced it with another stale rock-​hard piece of bread as I later found out. I ordered a pastrami melt. I never tasted anything so dried, so bad — it felt more like chewing cardboard. Lettus & Tomatoes were clearly from the night before and they were slightly turning brown/​yellow, but at least the server was generous (??). So I still went ahead and checked out.
I can be a bit nitpicky, but I was hungry that morning and was willing to eat anything. I go to Subway all the time — usually the one next to the Bobst Library between University Place & 3^rd. But I never suspected one can screw up sandwich so badly that I had to stop after the first two bites.

Same ol’ subway food, but they skimp! They are vegetable skimpers! And I do not like cheap establishments.
The place is clean but a tiny one– just a couple of 2-​seated tables. Fills with students frequently obviously. Take your sandwich and go kinda place, though I have sat when possible.

I came into this subways with high hopes considering the location and everything. BOY WAS I WRONG! I came in for my usual foot long grilled chicken with provolone toasted, as well as a meatball sandwich and chicken teriyaki sandwich. The guy who helped me was nice … but he didn’t toast my bread long enough so when I got home the chicken was cold and the bread wasn’t crispy. The meatball sandwich was good … how do you make a mistake on that? But the chicken teriyaki one was another thing. First I had asked for ranch on top and the lady puts mayo … I told her again ranch and she simply scooped out the mayo to put ranch. Major NONO especially with me, I am a really picky eater. Then as I was finishing paying she had she didnt charge me for the bacon on the meatball sandwich and said it was an extra 50 cents. I looked at her and took out my wallet to hand her the 50 cents to then her going on saying it was 50 cents like 10 more times to at which point I was fed up and said I HEARD YOU THE FIRST 3 TIMES. She then went on to argue but because I wasn’t alone I didn’t leave the sandwiches, ask for a refund and walk out which is what I would have done had I been. Nasty service gets a 1 from me and I will not be coming back here ever again.

This was the worst Subway service I’ve ever experienced. First off there was one guy working there who was helping a bunch of construction workers and I was waiting for about 10 minutes and not once did he even acknowledge my existence. And then to top it all off I asked for a breakfast sub with egg and turkey and he tells me I can’t have turkey only ham or bacon… It’s a freakin’ Subway you’re supposed to be able to pick what you want on your sandwich!!! This place sucks.

Very small location, only two places to sit but hey its Subways you cant ever go wrong with a $ 5.00 footlong and quick service. My go to place on a budget!

Worst customer service ever. Rude staff, surly and more interested in socializing than working.

Small so it’s busier and the lines can get long during lunch hour. Nothing special, but nothing bad to report as well. I’ve never had trouble with them.
$ 5.00 footlong MMMhm.

Consistent Subway experience. Clean location.

Typical Subway. Nothing really stands out. The selection is the same and the seating is a bit more than the one down up the street. I did notice that they do put more extras on the sub. Other than that it’s the norm.

I mean, what do you want? It’s your average Subway. Food tastes the same as every place, but the service is poor at this one. I went there the other day, ordered a sandwich, and asked for extra napkins. Evidently they need a Presidential directive for that to happen. I got like 2 more. Cheap, lame.

Well, it’s an average Subway. Service was normal, but they were out of several vegetables… that was disappointing.
Small space, no place to sit. This is purely take-​out. They do have the Subway pizza, too (90sec to make).

Short, dark curly hair in my sandwich. ‘Nuff said.
(but if pressed, I will also reveal that their sliced jalapenos were surprisingly desiccated relative to what I’ve seen at other Subways).