Subway

It’s a Subway. What do you expect. I’ve eaten here enough and it’s A-​OK.

I got food poisoning from here

Ingredients are always fresh, I usually get the same sandwich ‘Spicy Italian’ with all the veggies. Service here is fast despite always seeing new faces working. There’s usually a good size line for the noon lunch rush until 1pm-​ish. Your best bet is to go before our after this time. Even if you hit the peak of the line it does move very quickly. I always get my food to go and haven’t spent more than 10min between walking in and out the door. This location is kept very clean and has plenty of seating.
Not much else to say, it’s a subway chain.

Great service… When Tim is working he makes awesome sandwiches… Very clean store. Short wait thanks to the sandwich artist being quick but makes the sub perfect

Try the pizza… it’s pretty good!!! I like it with spinach, tomato and onion.

I go to Subway because it’s one of Pal Dave’s favored lunch spots. This one shares the intersection with Café Minnie and Tini Bigs; it’s right next to the Vespa shop. The store is always clean (bathroom included), and the assembly-​line service is always prompt, friendly and efficient.
Subway provides plain decent workingman’s food. 6 inchers are 4-​something, 12s run a couple of bucks more. The bread is baked on the premises. There are 4 varieties, I think (could be 6). If you like rustic/​chewy, you’re out of luck. For sandwiches, I happen to like soft. The menu is pretty long, both cold and warm. You pick your choice and then the bread. You also get to pick the fixins, as much or as little as you want. It’s all fresh and fresh-​looking, although the lettuce can look a little iffy on occasion (but just how can one keep shaved/​sliced lettuce looking fresh anyway?).
A caveat. Newbies should take some time to assess the rather large assortment of fixins before hopping in line. Once the line starts movin’ and shakin’ and you’re hemming and hawwing over how to accessorize your sandwich, you’ll look like that check-​writing party-​pooper in the Visa commercial.
3 Stars — Decent sandwiches at reasonable prices.