Subway

Depends on who’s working and what time you show up. The customer service is great. Some workers make super sloppy subs. On multiple occasions I’ve showed up when they were open and stood there for 30+ minutes waiting for someone to show up to take my order.

If you want a healthier fast food meal, this is the place to go. Italian B.M.T. And Chicken Terriyaki are my fav sandwiches. Packed with light mayo, spinach, tomatoes, sweet peppers

Very small stand, but they still honor all of the Subway specials (like $ 5 footlongs). Makes it a great place to get something cheap for the flight. I have always had fast service there, too.

It was early and I was at the airport. I got through Security pretty quick, so I had about 45 minutes to relax and have some breakfast before my flight. I usually go with McDonald’s or something similar, but with all the Subway breakfast commercials on the air, I had been wanting to give their sandwiches a try. I decided that this was the perfect opportunity to do just that.
Subway even had a special posted — $ 2.50 for a sandwich and coffee. You can’t beat that, especially at an airport. I opted for the ham, egg, and cheese on a English muffin. The «sandwich artist» crafted my breakfast by assembling the sandwich and sticking it in some sort of heater/​steamer to make it all warm. The unfortunate thing was that it wasn’t a toaster. Have you ever eaten an untoasted, soggy English muffin? Me neither. It tastes as good as it sounds. The egg, cheese, and even the ham were all bland, too. I think the wrapper it came in might have tasted equally good.
Subway serves Seattle’s Best Coffee (owned by Starbucks, by the way). I was looking forward to having some because it has a good flavor and tastes milder than a Starbucks coffee. Subway’s version of it is even milder, because it tastes like dirty water.
Well, at least I can say that I tried Subway’s attempt at competing with McDonald’s and Burger King for breakfast. Unfortunately for them, I won’t make that same mistake twice.