Subway

My friend and I went to this location on Monday October 26^th around 9:10pm and they supposedly closed at 10. The door was locked when we got there so we waited for 5 minutes until the guy who was there opened the door. He was super rude while taking or order, but we didn’t say anything because maybe he was having a bad day. We were about to sit around 9:25 when he said we couldn’t stay because he had to closed. So my friend said that she thought they closed at 10. He said he needed to clean the floors and count the money and that he was leaving at 10. Anyways, I don’t think that’s how it works right? You don’t kick costumers out like that. If you’re tired find a way to let them know that closing time is near.

Worst service ever! We got there at 9:10pm (they closed at 10pm) and the door was locked. We waited for 5 minutes until we saw someone. He opened the door (reluctantly) and let us in. He took our order and when we were about to sit he told us we couldn’t stay because he had to close, it was 9:25. I said that I thought they closed at 10. He responded that he needed to sweep the floor and count the money and that took like 20 minutes and he was leaving at 10.
I completely understand that he wanted to leave but it is not polite in any case to kick out the costumers. I didn’t mind about him been rude while taking our order, but to tell us we couldn’t stay?

If I give 4 stars it’s earned!
I walked in to order a veggie salad but noticed an item being prepared for the customer ahead of me and I said, «Oh my gosh, what is that?!» She explained and told me that it was the veggie flatizza… and added that it was delicious and her favorite! I watched the employee prepare it and I couldn’t resist! Of course I did what any foodie would do. You guessed it. Uh, yeah… I eagerly ordered!
The customer insisted I let the female employee that was working prepare it because she insisted, «No one makes them like her.» I don’t question fate when it comes to food so hey, excuse me ma’am… yes you. One of those please and prepared by you… and thank you! lol!
She laughed and so did the male employee.
I waited in anticipation and when I got in my car, I could wait no longer. I devoured it like a vulture! The jalapeño peppers added the perfect blend of spice and yummyness. The blended of flavor smothered in melted mozzarella was mouth watering. My taste buds and my heart was so happy. Everything that could go right in my life, in that moment, did.
I am still happy. Not only were the staff extremely nice and friendly, but the great eating experience matched!
Now, I’ll say this– there was a note on the register with contact info stating we should call if we didn’t receive a receipt. Guess who didn’t receive a receipt (employee said the machine was broken)…
At any rate, I didn’t call. Hopefully things balance out when I check my bank account. If not, who knows… this meal experience was so amazing, I might donate 100% of the cost to Subway.
Eat fresh people!
I got 99 problems, finding good food ain’t one. ;)

As I mentioned in another Subway review, I am a believer that not all Subways are created equal. While this location does not earn the rank as the «best» Subway in my Nashville book, it’s not far behind.
The staff here has always been friendly and efficient. Even when it’s packed with hungry peoples, this team keeps the sandwhich-​makin’ a-​movin’ and a-​shakin’.
Additionally, this location always seems to be very clean.
I do wish they sold my favorite salt n’ vinegar potato chips, but to make it up to me, they sell Garden Tomato & Basil chips instead.
«We’re good, OHB Subway. It’s all good.»

My wife and I stopped in about an hour and ten minutes before they closed on a Sunday night. There was only one other customer in the store at the time, he looked, sounded and acted rather New England jerk-style…loud, nasal, one ear plastered to his cell phone with his BoSox hoodie. The duo working (the older man and woman described in the previous reviews) were somewhat patiently waiting for him to get off the phone and place his order, but it appeared they had been waiting for some time. They seemed rather annoyed, and they motioned for us to move in front.
We ordered our sandwiches and they were made rather quickly, but they really skimped on the toppings. I understand that the place is a franchise and doesn’t want to lose money offering the $ 5 footlong, but I want more than 3 tiny tomatoes, 8 banana peppers, and 10 black olives on my 12 inch sandwich.
They ran out of unsweet tea and when my wife let her know, the lady just looked at her watch and said «too close to close». I understand, but she could’ve at least said «I’m sorry». The funniest part was after we sat down to eat our sandwiches, about 8 other people came through and ordered food, and two of them also asked about the unsweet. The only reason we came here was because Jersey Mike’s was closed; that’s likely the only reason we’ll come back.

When it comes to subs (and Nippers Corner eateries), I’ve never gotten into the Jersey Mike’s fad and ordering at Schlotszky’s can be a nightmare. Enter Subway, my… «hero.» (Get it? Okay, I digress.)
Of all the Subways I’ve been to in South Nash, this one is by FAR the cleanest and has by FAR the friendliest staff. Yes, the old sandwich artist is slowish… and the family who operates this location are not US born. But, this is a crappy economy. Don’t we all need jobs?
As for lack of ingredients on-​hand… what can I say? I’m a creature of habit. I like what I like and without fail, I always order a Veggie Delight on Wheat with Provolone: lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, green peppers, black olives, oil & vinegar with a dash of oregano. They’re never out of any of those. /​shrug
They always oblige when I ask for extra black olives and if I catch the owner at checkout, he almost always gives me free cookies. Three stars for a good ol’ neighborhood sub shop and an extra one for the haters. :)

This is the worst Subway ever. There’s this 100 year old guy who has got to be the slowest sandwich artist of all time. Then there’s this older lady who can barely speak English who never can understand what you want. The last time I went in there, all they had was white bread. I’ve been to a lot of Subways and this one continues to disappoint me, by comparison, on every visit. I’ve started to drive a little farther from home to the one on OHB and Nolensville after having so many bad experiences. I really think its purely because of these two employees. I don’t know if its my bad luck but one of these two always happen to be there when I go.

OK, so you’re thinking, it’s a Subway… there’s nothing you can tell me about it that’s special. And you’d be right. However, while it’s generally unremarkable. this one does have a bit of a problem.
I will occasionally get a craving for a meatball sub or their seafood and crab sub. (yes, it’s kinda seafood and not really crab, but I like it for some reason, lay off). I’ve gone here 4 times now because it’s near the house on the way home from work. Three of the times I’ve been here, I walked in around 5:30PM. Each time they were out of meatballs. WTF? It’s «dinner time» and you’re open for another 3 hours and you don’t have any more meatballs? Again, not Earth-​shattering, but I thought it was worth mentioning.
So if you’re in the Nipper’s Corner area and are craving a sub, or have that damn $ 5 foot long song in your head… do yourself a favor and hit Jersey Mike’s across the street.