Subway

Food has always been fresh, but would like to see the employees at least pretend like they don’t hate their life and everyone around them. They always seem like they can’t be bothered by your presence.
Dog friendly: This subway does happen to have outdoor seating where pets are allowed. I enjoy coming here later in the day when its cool and sitting outside with my dog.
Note: If you live in Hilands apartments and plan on walking with fido over here, its a bit difficult if there is a lot of traffic. The first half of the walk has a sidewalk, but it ends at the retirement home and its just a hill of dirt past there. We tried walking on this to stay out of the road, but it is steep and slippery, and there are tons of ants.

Both my daughters got identical sandwiches yesterday evening and spent the night throwing up. Never again! Waiting for the manager to call my wife back. Tick Tock… You can’t give zero stars!

Dozens of Subways are located throughout metro Tucson. Since Subway is owned by franchisees, there might be some noticeable differences between the stores. Not every Subway merits a review because they are too similar, but specific customer experiences can invoke reviewing a few Subways in town.
This location is never crowded. It’s still one of the newest Subways in the area, but has been open before the addition of Petco. It may not have been the best location in the center because it is never crowded, but that is also one of the positive things about it. You can be in-​and-​out quickly, even during meal times. The few interactions I’ve had with the workers (who are either high school students or those making enough money to go to college) have been all good.