Subway

Hey! So, they moved 2 blocks south on the same side of Aurora Ave. They are no longer in the Oak Tree plaza. But, it’s the same Subway with the same yummy sandwiches. It’s my neighborhood Subway so I was glad that they didn’t completely go away.

I dropped my wallet on the floor here yesterday. They found it and kept it for me overnight. I just picked it up and everything is still there. Can’t ask for better customer service.

Have been to this store several times. I like how close it is to Aurora and it’s easy in and out. Have had good consistent service at this location. They have always been ready to take my order and I have never seen them fail to wash their hands prior to starting on my order.

I had made a statement that I didn’t know where the nearest Subway was. and like magic, I found 3 locations near me.
This location is on the corner of Aurora and 100^th St.
The store itself is fairly small but most Subways don’t offer a lot of seating.
The owner was working and seemed like such a nice guy. He made all sorts of chit-​chat with my husband & I and was just friendly.
Even though our total bill was $ 20 for sandwiches; I would come back as the food tasted great and the service was solid.

This is by far my favorite Subway in Seattle. It’s in the Oak Tree Plaza lot and I can always find parking there. The staff is always courteous, talkative, and knows a lot about what products their store had in the past (such as past sandwiches or condiments/​veggies).
The sandwiches are consistent and they do not skimp. I find this interesting because another location located on 105^th and Greenwood has a few people who act like they get a bonus by holding onto the goods and it is owned by the same guy who owns the 10 000 Aurora location.
The bread is always fresh, veggies are crispy, the cookies are awesome, and the workspace behind the counter and dining area are always clean and free of clutter. When the owner is there, he readily joins the sandwich line and helps customers or rings orders.
All Subways are not alike, maybe in name, but definitely not in quality. The 10 000 Aurora location gets an A.

I was greeted by a very enthusiastic employee and at 10am at that. She was very nice and did a great job making my sandwich. This place is just like every other subway I’ve been to. Good location as it is right on aurora ave and easily spotted if you are looking for a quick bite.

Standard Subway food, but customer service is terrible.

Dear Surly Subway Sandwich Guy–
I apologize that we were in a good mood after having a couple of drinks and I did not realize that we were going to ruin your day– I absolutely understand that you had a long day making sandwiches and you were 30 minutes away from freedom, but come on, Kid– do you really think that I couldn’t notice your dirty looks? I know I looked like just another dumb yuppie with a buzz, but underneath my oxford shirt and security badge, I’m covered in tattoos and I know that I listen to cooler music than you.
I know, I know– terrible minimum wage job– jerkass boss– you’re script hasn’t sold and you still have all those loan payments from your Art Institute tuition– but it’s not our fault.
You made me a great sandwich so there’s no hard feelings– and I’ll give this joint 3 stars because I almost want to encourage everyone to go witness how miserable you are– it’s like dinner and a show reversed.
Hang in there pal– trust me, your mom’s basement ain’t as bad as you think and your EMO/​punk/​alt band is going to make it any day now, I just know it!
Sincerely,
The DGP

A 12-​INCHER! They do have foot-​long sandwiches. It’s a nice small place in the Oaktree mall. I never noticed it before. Not sure how long it has been there.
It’s on the street side where the IHOP pancake place is.
PARKING: lots of parking in the Oaktree center lot.
SERVICE: The little Latina sandwich-​maker was so cute as she was trying to see & hear me over the glass case to make my sandwich. Nicely done! (I’m hard to please.)
SURPRISES? Nope. They have all the usual stuff that Subway Sandwiches have.
I had my usual 6-​inch TUNA SANDWICH (I don’t think I could handle a 12-incher…um…sandiwch that is.)

So happy they decided to put a Subway in Oaktree Village, we now have more options besides teriyaki, Qdoba, HT market, IHOP, or Mandarin Gate. The sandwich artists (yes this is what they’re called) are all friendly and nice. The ingredients here are all fresh (just like you would expect at Subway). They even have veggie patties to add to your vegetarian sandwich if you wanted. Parking is no problem since it’s located in Oaktree Village, and it’s on the side where not a lot of cars park. It’s over by Mandarin Gate. There a couple of tables to eat at if you are wanting to eat in the store. It’s so good, even the policemen come here to grab a bite to eat. I don’t need to explain much because I am sure everyone is familiar with Subway by now. So go here and Eat Fresh. LOL!