Subway

Been here often. Standard Subway store. Usually good, quick service. At times, the staff seems a little disinterested… but it’s okay, they are making sandwich after sandwich. No complaints.

So I usually don’t come here because their bread is always hard. But last minute I did come on Saturday and the you lady fixing the two sandwiches was not inviting nor friendly nor was I welcomed when I came in. As usual my bread was tough and I mentioned it to a coworker she stated she never goes to that one because the bread is always hard instead she goes to the one on the opposite direction on Wilshire and Hobart. As do I and everything is always fresh.

Always crowded! Stay away during lunch time
Sandwiches are good, I mean all subway is good

During the weekday lunchtume rush, gets pretty crowded due to the high concentration of businesses on Wilshire so I don’t go during these times but other times, I come here to get my 5 dollar footlong (when they have the promo). The sandwiches are decent for the price and you can get it the way you want it in a relatively short amount of time.
I like a lot of jalapeños in my sammies and they tend to skimp on this. I even ask for more and they will toss in 3 more pieces. :(
There are a limited number of seats. I’ve never eaten here and usually just take it back home.
If there were other sandwich shops nearby that had the same deal, I would probably give the other place a try but when you want a cheap filling meal (for me, 2 meals), I come here.

Horrible experience from the lines being out the door, to finally getting my order and dealing with the ride supervisor. Her name if I can remember is Sara who consistently tried to up-​sale everything, (if I’m asking for a veggie patty or veggie delight why the hell would I want to add bacon?) and always yelling at her workers in front of customers.(totally unprofessional) when I finally get my sandwich I return home only to find my child’s milk is spoiled which tells me they obviously don’t check there dates. The restaurant is clean for the most part until your waiting in line and you see the prep table in the back.(horrific). I never will return again although it’s my local subway others are way more worth the drive.

This is a very nice store w good parking. The employees are friendly and all speak English well which makes ordering a lot simpler!
The food tasted great and all the veggies looked fresh! If I’m around, I’ll def be coming back.

It’s a pretty decent place. It’s a chain, so it’s basically what you’d expect from a subway. Nothing really spectacular about it but nothing awful either. I did get a free cookie by answering a one minute survey on my smart phone, so that was a plus. :p

What can ya expect? I’ve never been much of a Subway fan, mostly because I don’t like bland sandwiches, but I occasionally frequent a Subway here and there.
This Subway on Wilshire is in walking distance from where I live, so I’ve ‘dined’ at this location several times now. It’s next to a Starbucks and a Robek’s Juice, and it has outdoor seating. The people get the job done, but don’t expect stellar customer service or exceptionally speedy.
You get your sandwich and whatever else you need, and well, that’s it ;)

Lines are too long and the people there do not work fast enough. Parking sucks in this complex. Go elsewhere for your lunch fix.

Seems to be a bit more expensive than most subways that I have been to.

This Subway is relatively small so don’t come with a group larger than 3.
The size also makes the Soda Fountain area a zone of contention as some folks are unaware that more than one drink can be dispensed at a time… so they hog up all the space and create even more congestion.
The crew seems to take pride in their work and that’s what keeps me coming back.

Home of the $ 5 foot-​long! :)
We come here when we are too lazy to make our own sandwiches at home.
The bread is ok, nothing fab. The meat is kinda scary — the chicken breasts are just reshaped, pressed meat. Um, what?
The best part is watching them carefully count out the number of slices of cheese or cucumber you get — no more, no less.
This location tends to be over run with moms and sick, sniffling kids. The parking lot is convenient, though, but often full with potential parkers circling like vultures around the lot.
Oh, and cops love this place. Almost always a cop in line to order, sitting at a table eating, or parking in the lot.

I don’t like sandwiches. Let me be more specific, I don’t like sandwiches made on sliced bread with processed meat. I’d rather eat your toe cheese… wait, no I wouldn’t. I don’t know where your toes have been, but mine are ok.
I like Subway’s cheese though, those perfect little triangles of mooey goodness. The bread is good, the veggies are usually fresh, and they never run out of honey mustard. Excellent.
But I have to admit, I don’t really come here for the sandwiches. I like the guy who makes the sandwiches… he’s cool… but I’m not gay.
Sandwich guy: Welcome to Subway. What can I get you?
Me: *WTF…is he talking to me? Why is he looking over there?*
SG: Hello?
Me: Huh? Me?
SG: Yes, I’m talking to you. I’m looking at you aren’t I?
Me: Uhhh…
SG: Just kidding man. Yeah, I have a lazy eye… haha.
Me: *asshole*