It’s right by the Courtyard by Marriott aka the hotel I’m staying at. I woke up in the middle of the night and my friend and I were thirsty. So, we decided to stop by the 7⁄11 next door and then we saw subway(that’s opened 24⁄7!!) The guy that greeted us was really nice, give or take that he’s been dealing with a bunch of drunkies the whole night lol I give him major props and thank him for satisfying my late night munchies! I haven’t had subway in forever!
Adam A.
Tu valoración: 1 San Diego, CA
I wanted a water cup with my 12 inch sandwich, and Javier who said he was the manager said I couldn’t.
Larry D.
Tu valoración: 5 San Diego, CA
Great place for lunch! Went into the store and no wait love it!!! So many places to eat downtown keeps this place from getting flooded Service is great food is always fresh. Prefect place for a quick pit stop
Justin H.
Tu valoración: 4 South San Francisco, CA
All subways should be graded by the quality of their chocolate chip cookies(assuming the sandwich is the quality you typically expect from Subway). This subway had very good cookies… I would have given them 4.5 stars. The setbacks to this subway are the store size and the parking accessibility. The parking for any store downtown is horrific. Still, it’s a hassle to get to this location if you do not live downtown or have access to simply walking here. The store size isn’t such a big deal but it does slightly effect the overall experience when sitting down here. Let’s just say if there were even one large family here, it’d make it impossible to have a quiet lunch simply because you would be so close. This place isn’t bad and they certainly do make good chocolate chip cookies! If you can’t walk here I would suggest finding a different subway.
Marco E.
Tu valoración: 1 San Diego, CA
This is by far the WORST service I’ve ever had at Subway. I will never go back to this location again. I’m usually a person to go at least 3 times to a place before I write a review and I’m patient about things. But this location is definitely not one I support. I recommend taking the extra 60 seconds to walk to the next closest one. My service was service was horrible, my sub was not wrapped carefully, it had items in it that I had specifically asked not to be. Zero stars if possible
Jessica O.
Tu valoración: 1 Long Beach, CA
This is the worst experience ever ! My husband and I walked in and weren’t even acknowledged. The two girls behind the counter were talking and giggling. We went up to the counter and were ready to order and they kept talking and giggling, they knew we were ready because they started to put their gloves on but never made eye contact with us. They finally asked if they can help us. We asked for our sandwiches and while we were ordering they continued to giggle. At one point we thought they were talking about us but we didn’t tell them anything. As they were making our sandwiches we kept asking for more of the condiments because two pieces of yellow peppers isn’t enough for a sandwich. One of the girls name was Kimberly and the other girl we didn’t get her name. They are so disrespectful. if they don’t like their job they need to leave and do something they do where they don’t make customers feel like crap.
Elizabeth O.
Tu valoración: 3 Chula Vista, CA
I got a $ 3 ham sandwich deal during the daytime, and the service was much better. The line moved quickly, there was enough staff working, and they were friendly. The bathroom is still awful! I think they should really clean it up(I mean it needs a THOROUGH full cleaning) and I think it should be for paying customers only. It attracts a lot of stinky homeless people/drug addicts since they know they can use the bathroom!
Quinlan F.
Tu valoración: 1 Long Beach, CA
C’MONSON!!! Get the frock outta here wit that bullshet son! How you a subway and only got one type of bread son and no spinach leaves son! Why you working the counter but keep talking to all the homeless homies that keep walking in and out son! Make my sandwich right son!!! Get the frock outta here with that bullshet son!
Abelle N.
Tu valoración: 3 New York, NY
Late night subway run… being hunger all day wanted to grab something easy and fast… came across a subway… got two footlong subs. one tuna loaded with veggies. and Italian sub loaded with veggies… This place has two table seatings… Ok service… They made my sandwiches pretty quick… also put a good amount of tuna/meats in my sub… unlike most subways… Opens late…
Lydia O.
Tu valoración: 5 Temecula, CA
Had subway after my gf & I had a couple drinks. Place was very clean & kept up the Hispanic women making our sandwhich was very friendly & made us a good sandwich and wasn’t cheap on toppings either, I appreciated that. This was probably around 1230am and she was alone and it started picking up. They should have at least 2 people & not that employee by her self plus there’s a lot of weirdos & bums who come in. 5 stars for the great service she gave us But next time have at least two people so she isn’t alone & don’t be cheap on labor costs.
Craig H.
Tu valoración: 4 San Diego, CA
«Welcome to Subway»! I come here for lunch often to keep my boyish figure. The location of the restaurant isn’t as bad as people make out… it’s near a mass transit stop so of course there will be a few creepers around. Welcome to downtown people… now get over it. Nobody has bothered me outside the restaurant and I’ve been to this spot at least 30 times in the past few months. You just have to dodge the guy on the corner wielding the big yellow arrow pointing to the Mexican food joint nearby. The food here is typical subway, so no explanation needed unless you’ve been living in a cave your whole life. The lines are usually shorter than other nearby locations which is why I go here. The employees are friendly and smile etc. so I have no complaints, except for the girl who assumes that people always want lettuce with their sub… she starts dragging her hand in the lettuce every time and says«Lettuce and tomato???» just before I tell her for what I hope will be the last time…“no…spinach and tomato”…jeez
David U.
Tu valoración: 1 Lancaster, CA
Hmm, where to start? I went to this particular subway a little less than a month ago, on Dec 26th. It was pretty empty, late into the evening, perhaps at around 9pm. We went in and saw the loneliest guy behind the counter, shuffling around trying to pull it together. He was the only staff person on duty, and he seemed to be hating his life at the moment. The poor guy seemed to have runny nose, but he seemed to be the only person getting stuck with a shift the day after Christmas. On this particular day, at this particular hour, this Subway had some very peculiar problems. They where out of Garlic bread, Honey Oat, Herbs & Cheese, in fact we had the option of getting Wheat or White. The selection of veggies was very palatable, with Mr. runny nose breathing heavily down onto our sandwich. Mr. runny nose was polite, but had a hard time compiling everything needed to make a subway sandwich for the customers in front of us. After about a 10 minute wait, we where finally able to start ordering. I ordered a Chicken Bacon Ranch and my friend ordered a veggie patty sandwich. He was polite when he spoke, but he seemed truly enraged to be serving paying costumers when he least wanted them. I asked him for a «generous portion of ranch» on my sandwich and I got a fairly stingy squeeze out of that bottle. I started to think that perhaps they where running low on ranch, but when my friend asked for some ranch on his sandwich, he ended up giving him almost double my original portion. Then, to my speechless surprise! He asked me if it would be ok if I got my sandwich without a paper wrap! Can you believe this?! How do you run out of paper wrap??? You buy them in the 1000’s! All of this could have been fairly minor, had it not been for the coup de grace, when he tried to charge me for a soup and a drink, when I had only asked for the lunch special with a 21oz drink. All of it just made for a very distasteful customer service experience. Lol, but in all seriousness, a message to the owner of this particular Subway franchise: What are you doing? This place was in complete disarray. How the hell did your staff run out of the paper to wrap the Subway sandwich on this given day? Why are you leaving a single employee to run the store? Wouldn’t it be smarter to have at least 2 employees on duty at all times? Most of all, were are you?! Whomever you’ve left in charge, is making problems worse, not better.
Adele L.
Tu valoración: 4 Yuma, AZ
The location was horrible but the staff was polite, the food was fresh and tasted great.
Chase J.
Tu valoración: 4 Los Angeles, CA
Fresh ingredients. Fresh Bread. Decent Service. For Lunch, its Subway, get in line!
Adam G.
Tu valoración: 1 San Diego, CA
I’ve eaten at every Subway. I know a thing or two about Subway. This is Subway review #6. Pros for this location: — None Cons — This is the sketchiest Subway in America(maybe even Mexico). — It is usually full of homeless or crazy people — The one guy who worked there made fun of my Spanish This place is great for getting stabbed. Not so much for getting sandwiches. There are two other Subways within a few blocks. Why are you here?
Alex S.
Tu valoración: 2 San Diego, CA
It’s Subway, you know what you are getting PROS: –Cheap –Some sandwiches are low in calories and fat –Quick service –Cheap –Close to stadium –Cheap –Cookies are a good deal if you buy 3 Cons: –Quality of the sandwich is just not that good, like any subway –the $ 5 footlong list has shrunk –It’s Subway
Syd B.
Tu valoración: 3 South Milwaukee, WI
So i like to come here in the middle of the night on weekends, its sooo much more interesting that way. Sandwich maker girl you are fucking awesome, i dont know how you put up with all these retards and drunks. But besides the sandwiches are good, never had a complaint yet. Never had to wait long in line, just had to listen to the drunk in line read the menu out loud while scratching his balls. Good food and service as far as I’m concerned, but lets be real its subway, its hardly classy.
Lyn H.
Tu valoración: 5 San Diego, CA
Ah, Beza. Our eyes met as you said«what type of bread?» Shyly I looked down into the stacks of cheese. Your delicate hands, brown as honey wheat bread, dipped into the well to emerge laden with pink pork. In response to «what kind of cheese,» my throat constricted. I strangled an animal cry of «yes! yes!» with a meekly proper«provolone.» My heart pounded as you gently tugged my sub toward the vegetables. Sensing my weakness, you led me through them one at a time, laying a light hand on each individual produce bin, giving me time to take things at my own pace. It was all I could do to remain standing. We were separated by a hair’s breadth and a sneeze guard. I could feel my excitement mount as we headed toward the final climax: «Extra mayonnaise and mustard.» I could see you relax as I took command. I felt a surge of confidence and a stir in my six-inch man sandwich. You made a single, undulating pass of creamy condiment topping and looked up, hesitant. I did not speak but my gaze was firm. «More,» it said. Joyfully you squirted down another layer, and another, and another, no longer needing confirmation, lost in the moment with me, conscious of my eyes on you, on your hand, gripping the thick white bottle at once firmly and gently, motioning to and fro atop our shared masterpiece. We lost track of time and space as mayonnaise became mustard, vinegar became oil. Finally we were spent. We lingered a little over salt and pepper, and then you covered our sopping issue in a commodity wrap. I became a man that day with you, Beza, my muse. As long as I draw breath I shall never forget.