Subway

Good food, quick service. Been here a few times for lunch. Glad that it’s not bad at all in terms of price.

Friendly service, super clean store, fresh ingredients, and attention to detail while making your sandwich. Actually, pretty surprising. Keep up the good work, Belltown Subway.

Clean store, clean bathrooms and the workers are super nice. When it comes to fast food downtown that’s a way better alternative than McDonald’s

$ 4 footlings on Thursdays, what a deal. Store is clean and in a good location. Other than that it’s a standard Subway, you know what you’re getting.

I eat here every day for lunch. It’s apparently good enough that I keep coming back. Four stars.

They actually take the time to construct your sandwich effectively so it doesn’t fall apart here!
And instead of «What can I get you?» they open you with «How’s it going?». Little things that make me like going there.
Also, now that I’m a regular there, they often have my sandwich going before I tell them what it is :)
I used to work at subway so that’s why I can respect someone taking care in how they make a sandwich.

Standard fare for a Subway. Rated lower here as wasn’t very clean and both restrooms were closed off. I think we’d look for another choice in the area before coming back.

It’s a Subway. Not much to say. I’ve eaten here enough and it’s A-​OK.

Subway never really changes. Every franchise is the same. What really makes one stand out from another is the service. And this place has it going on!
I stopped in on a Wednesday early-​afternoon. I was greeted quickly and there was no line. The guy making my sandwich put so much care into it, I was amazed.
(I’m use to the Subway in the central district that just throws your food on the bread). I even stopped to tell him how well of a job he did.
I know I’ll be back because it’s close to school.
thanks guys.

stopped by this past saturday and i got 2 flatbread sandwiches for me and my wife. one chicken with lots of veggies and one meatball marinara with lots of goodies. the kid (i only say kid b/​c he is younger than me and he said he was back from school or something like that) made them so darn meticulously! the two sandwiches (both toasted) were $ 5 each during Subway’s FebruANY promotion and he truly made some edible art. more than anything else, i probably give him the 5 stars. granted, i was the only one he was making sandwiches for when i went in, but still, he took his time while moving as quickly as possible and they were very delicious. my 1100+ calorie sub hit the spot perfectly!

I go in for a cheese sammie everytime. This place is happy to pile on the cheese and spinach and not charge me extra for the honor. This makes me super happy. I get dinner here for work whenever I’m in Belltown and plan to keep up the tradition. Thanks Subway!

I have seen a few different people working here and most of them are great. But we went the other night and this one guy must have been on some sort of drugs because his competency level was at that of a 4-​year-​old. You can’t tell him you want cheddar cheese and toast the sandwich please. That’s information overload to him, one thing at a time! Wait until he’s done putting on the cheese and looks up at you, THEN tell him to toast it. And it went like this through the veggies/​condiments too.
I love Subway, but this was ridiculous.

It’s clean, the workers are fast and friendly, and they seem to do a better job making sandwiches than some of the other subways around here.

My friend and I ran into Subway yesterday hoping to grab some dinner and beat the heat. No such luck. The place was hotter than it was outside! We were hungry, so we decided to get sandwiches anyway.
The employee who made my sandwich seemed nice enough, though quite slow. My sandwich had far more veggies on it than I can get at other locations, so that was much appreciated.
A different employee rung up my order. He asked me if I wanted my receipt. I responded with, «Sure, that’d be great.» He punched in some buttons, ran my card, and as soon as the receipt came out, he snatched it, crumpled it up, and threw it in the trash. I stood there sort of dumbfounded as he moved on to ringing up my friend. I gave up on the receipt and instead asked if I could have a glass for water. The guy, without even bothering to look at me, told me there were cups for water by the soda fountain. Okay well, those are completely TINY cups with enough room for like two gulps of water. It’s practically 90 degrees outside and I can’t have a larger cup? Nope, apparently not.
Since it was so hot, we ate outside at the small booths along the window. It was fine, not great.
I probably wouldn’t recommend this Subway, but it’s certainly better than the location on 3^rd & Lenora.

Apparently this location attracts former Subway Sandwich artists, so I’ll join Scott T. with the right to an accurate review. Former artists could have the tendancy to be particularly picky but I am incredibly pleased.
They are quick, efficient, and I have never seen any other artists lay tomatos and cucumbers like they are dealing cards; it’s truly amazing to watch!
The location is clean, the staff is always friendly, and I’ll keep being a repeat customer.

I hopped onto the Subway bandwagon when their famous $ 5 subs came into existence.
This one is clean and the employees are pleasant. In other words, they don’t look like they want to spit in your sandwich.
Heads up. They don’t carry swiss or provolone.