Subway

I guess in a pinch, if there really is no other option than take away, Subway might be that choice of the many bad choices when it comes to fast food. But then again, you could be of the opinion that if you have to do it, you may as well go the whole hog and buy something just plain bad for you, and not something that pretends to be reasonable.
This is my main issue with Subway. It pretends to be a healthy alternative. But once you’ve topped up with cheese, mayonnaise and the rest, and then evaluated the fat, salt etc the main ingredients actually have too, you start to wonder if it was really any good for you after all! And does it really taste good? Really? I can’t say I’ve ever walked away thinking, «My what a delicious and well thought out sandwich!»
Beyond this, I have never gone into this Subway and had actual fresh bread — it’s always been crusty and tasted stale. The staff generally don’t care about serving you well — I suppose I wouldn’t either in that scenario. This Subway in particular, whilst having an outdoor seating option, always seems to litter the outdoors area with balloons, which invariably wilt and droop and become messy eye sores lying around the pavement, which is also a source of annoyance to me too.
Essentially, whilst I have used Subway in times of need before, I generally begrudge it a lot and end up wishing I’d hung on until I gotten home.