Quiznos

After all the hoopla and word of mouth, I decided for a change of scenery for a quick and different dinner. The layout of the store was no different than any other sub place and being able to see how they reheat/​remoisturize the meat, lets just say I started to regret my decision. So giving the benefit of the doubt I placed my order (chicken carbonara sub+chicken noodle soup) and started to watch the show. It was all put together in about ten minutes, from prep to package, not bad! Between the two of us the bill was $ 23.00, so for two soups and two (if you want to call them) gourmet subs, that’s pretty typical. Well, when we got home and unravelled the feast, the sub looked like it was put on a whole wheat french baget rather than a 9in. bun and very skimpy on all the fillings, as for the soup, it was so infused with salt it was barely paletable! The broth could have been filtered and used for an aquarium. This could have been just one of those bad experiences at a individual store of the chain but after this visit I think we’ll stick to our usual sub place that’s our go to choice if we feel like a change of scenery!

I went to Quiznos for the first time, and I must say I wasn’t overly impressed. The food wasn’t bad, but for the price you paid, it could have thrilled me a little bit more. The chicken noodle soup was way too salty and the chili, although good, was too watery. For me, I think I’ll stick to Mr. Sub

This is a pretty good Quiznos location. They offer most of the same items as others and accept all of the popular coupons. The servers have always been quite friendly, and are apologetic if they make a mistake.
However, I do have some issues:
1) The containers they provide for the dipping sauces are laughably small. Most locations offer these wide black containers that make dipping the sub easy and comfortable. This location only offers the take-​out sized containers, which are the size of a thimble. If I want to get some sauce with a to-​go sub, I have to fill like 3 or 4 of the containers and pour them into something wider when I get home.
2) This location only has the Honey Mustard dip. Many other locations have 3 or 4 different dipping sauces, as well as a fancy assortment of other options like spicy peppers and other condiments. Also, at least half of the time, they don’t even leave the honey mustard dip for customers to dispense themselves! When I ask for it, the cashier hands me 1 or 2 pre-​filled thimble-​sized containers.
These may seem like small gripes, but one of the big reasons I would choose Quiznos over Subway are the dipping sauce, and to me this is bit of an issue.

I used to come here and get either the medium Italian or the pizza sub. Both of which were pretty good but after finding out that there is a ton of sodium and calories in the italian, I usually get the smallest size now because the medium size is more for 2 meals. They used to have the green tabasco sauce there which went really well with the pizza sub but the last time I was in, they had a new hot sauce which was not as good.