Subway

I went there to buy a sandwich and the two employees where smoking cigarettes outside the restaurant. Neither of them were ready to get my order

Sure it’s subway but I actually hadn’t eating subway for the longest time but it’s way better than I remember. This location made look for subways where I normally wasn’t even thinking of them as an option.

The service was great. The employee I had was an absolute character. Excellent customer service is the only word to define this gentleman. The food was subway. I was surprised that they didn’t carry provolone cheese, but pepper jack was a nice surprise. The fireplace adds to the classiness. Will definitely return if I need a subway fix. Hope I get the
same worker when I come back.

Subway is subway so not much to write about the food but the people who run this place are really friendly and nice.

This Subway is right by my gym (24 Hour Fitness) and features a FIREPLACE.
Classiest Subway ever? Romantic Subway date? Curl up by the Subway fire?

Never go there, trust me! Asian lady is a «sandwich nazi» She sucks at everything and is always angry for no reason. She might be the owner or manager, I’m not sure, but she will put anyone in a bad mood. I got a 2 for 1 coupon at the sounders game and tried to redeem it there. She said «No, we no take these, who ahhh Sounders, we don’t like coupons» I said «I got it at the game, all season ticket holders got one» her eyes got big and said «No, you pay, no coupon» … Everyone else is fine, and the sandwiches are sandwiches you can’t screw them up. Just stay away from the little Asian lady who thinks she’s a pimp and dominates everything. All she dominates is the ranch dressing on my sandwiches.

Great Location for a Subway! I love the fact that after a good workout in the same building as 24 Hour Fitness, I can walk over and get a sub. This Subway is never busy at night and the guy that works the night shift has been great every time that we go in. Good Food, Great Service, Perfect Location. What more can you ask for!

It’s a Subway, nothing new here. However, they have a huge eating area that you don’t feel rushed to leave if you need to hunker down somewhere for a while.

My sandwich artist is always the same woman who works the morning and afternoon shifts. She is either the owner, the manager, or a totally disgruntled employee. I’ve never had a civil or pleasant interaction with her and as a result I’ve stopped going to this location for several months until I tried again this morning and this morning was the last straw.
I came in to order a breakfast sandwich and scanned the menu searching for it. Either I was really tired or I’m losing my eyesight because I didn’t see it. So I ask Ms. Cheerful if they still served them. She gave me a curt: «It’s on the first menu.»
I scan the first menu again and still don’t see it so I say: «I’m looking for those breakfast sandwiches, you know, like a sausage and egg one. Do you still serve them?»
Ms. Cheerful looks at me, rolls her eyes, and marches over to the oven. She yanks out a loaf of wheat bread, not the bread I wanted. She slaps scrambled eggs onto the wheat bread.
I ask: «So I guess this means you do still serve them?»
Ms. Cheerful ignores me. She throws two sausage patties onto the sandwich. She aggressively smacks two slices of cheddar cheese onto the patties, not the cheese I wanted. In fact, she doesn’t even ask me what I wanted. She just makes the sandwich according to her own personal whim which is not the first time she’s done that.
Then Ms. Cheerful yanks open the toaster oven and angrily shoves my not-​made-​to-​order sandwich so violently into the oven that a sausage patty and cheese slice fall onto the floor. For a split second it looks like she contemplated picking it up and putting it back onto my sandwich.
By this point I’m feeling really rotten and upset, as if I did something to personally offend her just by placing my order. As I stand there I oscillate between sucking it up and buying the not-​made-​to-​order sandwich because I’m hungry or just walking away.
As Ms. Cheerful slams the toaster oven door making no attempt to replace the sausage patty or cheese, I make up my mind. I don’t have to subject myself to this kind of abuse. If I wanted to be treated that way, I would have stayed with my ex-​boyfriend.
So I politely say: «You know what, never mind. I don’t want it. Thanks.»
Ms. Cheerful turns around and stares at me with a genuine look of bewilderment and surprise as I walk away.
This isn’t the first time I’ve had this type of experience with her (and my co-​workers have had similar experiences). On one occasion I’ve been berated by Ms. Cheerful for taking too long in deciding what I want on my sandwich. On another she made my sandwich according to her own whim without paying any attention to my order and when I expressed: «That’s not what I said,» she argued with me by saying: «Yes it is! It’s what you said!» And when the $ 5 foot long promo started she made my sandwich, rang me up, and when I ask why it cost so much she pointed to a hand written sign and snapped: «You didn’t order one on the list!» Which was distressing because a day later, I went to the Subway down the street, ordered the same sandwich, and got it for $ 5.
I ended up going to the Starbucks on the other side of the lobby where a really cute black girl and a guy with a mohawk cheerfully served me an Americano and a chonga bagel with smiles and conversation that made up for my harrowing experience. You should pop by because they were awesome.
I will never step foot into this Subway again. The sandwiches are fine but this sandwich artist is deplorable. Since I frequent this location during the morning and early afternoons, I haven’t had the pleasure of being served by the awesome sandwich artist the other two reviewers are gushing over. Totally my loss.
I’m not saying don’t come into this Subway location because the other sandwich artists I’ve sporadically come across are competent and pleasant. However, if you come in here in the morning or early afternoon and see this woman behind the counter, RUN don’t walk, the five blocks down to the Subway across the street from 720 Olive.
You’ll find me there.

While I’m not a big fan of Subway (a roasted chicken sandwich made me ill once, if you catch my drift), this location gets the job done.
Located in Metropolitan Park North, it’s a short walk from my work, and the world’s fastest sandwich artist is located here… IMO. His average time is about 20 seconds for a cold sandwich, and that includes cutting the bread.
Due to this, I don’t mind hitting this up during the lunch rush, as the line moves incredibly fast.
Oh yeah, and their lobby is nicer than other Subway locations… look it up sometime, yo.