Subway

I like this subway, always have fresh food and good service. I’ve been going there a lot on my lunch cause its close to me work, and every time I go in there’s a girl name Moe who is there and always has a smile on her face which makes the store seem inviting, which is a big change from some of their staff in The past. The food is good so that a plus for me, and it doesn’t usually take long for me to get my sandwich which I like since I only have a 30 min lunch. The prices are great and they have lots of deals and coupons. The store is clean and well stocked. Overall a great experience every time so if you want «service with a smile» and good food this is definitely the place to go!

It’s a subway, they make sandwiches that are consistent! They’re close by to my offices and when the cafeteria just doesn’t have a good selection of the day, I make my way over to order a sandwich.
Subway does a great job with constant deals of the $ 6 footlong or having coupons for folks who are always coming back. The one thing I dislike is the location always has 2 employees so in the lunch rush crowd, there’s always only ever 1 – 2 people getting their sandwiches made. They’ll get made eventually, just waiting is involved if you don’t beat the line.
Soda fountain station and occasionally they have the buy a large drink and get a 6″ sub for free. Totals out to a $ 2 lunch deal which is a good score! I’m a loyalist to the chicken teriyaki but eyed the carved turkey meat and am excited to try that as my next sandwich meat selection. So fancy and they have soups and salads now!

Just another branch of Subway, and a perfectly adequate one.
Which means five stars.
This Unilocaler is big on Subway.
Why is this Unilocaler big on Subway?
Because I want to live to write my next Unilocal review.
Much as I love to chow down on deep fried kimchi spareribs while chugging down shots of soju,
I can’t do that all the time without
getting sent to the cardiologist, the oncologist AND the gastroenterologist,
probably all in the same week.
At some time, you just gotta slow down and take care of your health.
Subway is a great place to do that.
You can order any of their subs, hold the bread and make it into a salad.
Bang, a salad with all the evil stuff you can ask for, and its good for you too.
Enough flavors of dressing and garnishes to make it taste any way you want.
I leave Subway feeling pious and with all of my energy wholly restored.
Six hours later, off to Russia House, Uzbek dumplings and all sorts of flavors of vodka.
But at least I still have a body I can put all that stuff into.

The best Subway I’ve ever been to. They are consistently professional and take care to make sure your sandwich is perfect. It’s way more than I’d expect! It’s a busy restaurant, but the line always moves fast.

You know when you’ve hung out with some friends at a happy hour in a «metal bar» in South Austin (you know, they really DID have a good jukebox), but you were having so much fun that it lasted well past happy hour time, but you decided not to enjoy the «hand-​pressed sausage» (or whatever that chalkboard said) at the food trailer next door while you were there, and your wife wants to pick up a gluten free four-​cheese pizza from Via 313 on East 6^th on your way back north (which you do, because wives always should get what they want, but I’m apparently the only Austinite not in love with Via, so I want something different for myself), so you kind of park illegally in that rocky area behind Via (that will probably be a condo within four years) because it’s 9pm on the last Friday of summer and finding nearby legit parking is kind of impossible, which means you can’t just run over to one of the other nearby trailers for yourself while she is grabbing her pizza, and at this point you want to just grab food quickly and get home and into your pajamas because it’s been such a long week and you’re really feeling old, notwithstanding the fact that you didn’t use the restroom in said «metal bar» since you just weren’t all that sure about it (it would be nice if Unilocal didn’t discourage bathroom pics, so we could know what to expect of a business’ facilities), and besides that you really don’t want to spend much more than five bucks, so you decide to just grab a quick sandwich right before you get home instead of your usual rush meal of «dollar menu burger and fries» or a «quesarito» (damn you, Taco Bell, for continuing to rape my heritage with your tempting yummy treats), but now it’s well after 9pm when your preferred sandwich shop closes…
Has this ever happened to you?
Well, if so, you could do a lot worse than hitting up the Subway way north, where Wells Branch hits Toll Loop 1.
I don’t regularly go here, but the service seems way better than the service we used to get at the Pflugerville store which, while artistic, was WAAAAY TOO FREAKING SLOW (or maybe it would seem like the right speed, if one was on the same «meds» as the «sandwich artists» at the Pflugerville store).
It’s not the best sandwich in the world, but it’s consistent and ranks really high on the «Places with sandwiches for about $ 5 that I can buy quickly close to the house after 10pm» list.
3.77 stars, Wells Branch Subway!

Food is usually good, but lately, their service is not so good. I walked out recently because I wasn’t even acknowledged when I walked in and waited for service
Usually the service is good, and the food is good. But I won’t be going back. I’m done with them.

Best subway ever. The employees are always super nice and friendly, even during crazy lunch hour that we go there. Food seems as fresh as it can get for a fast food place, and they are always just a good quick lunch. It might sound funny, but their soda is actually mixed correctly (seem rare today at most fast places). Great place though.

I really do like their food. If only they would not look appalled when I order a cheese sandwich. This happens at every location — it must be part of their training. But the sandwiches are good and it’s close to home so I keep going back. Maybe if I perfect my eye roll and enunciate my «yes I effing ordered a cheese sandwich so just shut up and make it» YES response to their snotty and shocked-​sounding «is that it» question they would stop making me feel bad about my sandwich choice. I’ll keep working on that.

Definitely one of the better Subway. Food is always fresh and they actually make the effort to always hire friendly people to work there. We pass other Subways to eat here quite often

MMMMKKKKay. My husband has school on Saturdays, so we opted to catch a quick breakfast before he left home today. Where to? Why not Subway, they have the new thing going…
So, what should have been a 15 minute stop turned into a 45 minute fiasco. As we walked in we see a lady tidying up the place and quickly making her exit. «Call me if you need anything,» she hollers on her way out. The guy at the counter is all smiles and quickly takes our order. Then, he figures out that the oven is not on and that he doesn’t know how to do it. He quickly calls her and she barks instructions over the phone. Click.
«I’m sorry it’s my first time opening and I’m new.» No problem, things happen, right? Well, after waiting fifteen or so minutes for the stove to warm up, more customers come in. By the time our English muffin sandwiches are done, the poor guy is stressed out. He tries to ring us up and can’t figure out the register. Again, he calls the vanishing manager. He’s so flustered that he is shaking and opts for a hand calculator.
After getting half-​way through our meal, he calls over to my husband. «Excuse me, sir? Uh, you actually owe me an additional $ 0.75» My husband looks at him blankly. «I’m really sorry, it’s my first day.» My husband just laughed and handed him the change. This poor guy had a rough day all because his manager was too lazy to stay half and hour to ensure he didn’t run into the EXACT type of problems he came across.
Overall, the guy kept his cool and was beyond cordial. The food was good, too. I’ll be back.