Quiznos

I cannot comment on the food as the employees were so rude that I just walked away.
Reading other comments this seems to be the case often and if management does not read and respond accordingly then they are losing a lot of money.
My quick story is I got a breakfast sandwhich brought it to the unmanned cash register that had two sides. I chose a side. As this lazy lady slowly walked back she told me I was on the wrong side and then proceeded to check out someone else. I told her to have fun putting my food back and sorry she hates her job so much.

Not sure why this place has such low ratings. This place was at par with my expectation of airport food.
FOOD: I got the angus steak sub. They gave me enough meat, it was a bit messy and bread was mostly soggy, but hey, it was filling and less bland (mushrooms are flavorful) than other airport foods I have tried. Ask for a cup of water it’s free.
PRICE: ~$ 8 not bad for a filling airport food
SERVICE: They have enough employees working here, so not a crazy wait.
BOTTOM LINE: If you are expecting airport food, grab a sub, get some sauce, jalapenos, banana peppers and dive in.

When you are the airport sometime you don’t have time to eat relax, so many time I have to buy something quickly or buy and eat on the airplane while your flight is going to your destination.
So I bought my sandwich in this place ’cause I know they are good option to eat fast and good, but the service doesn’t helped at all.
Be friendly, Be happy for the next time guys!
Everybody has a rude day everyday. So

Not only was the staff rude and slow, they didn’t know how to ring up a wrap.
The wrap had obviously been in the fridge for at least a day. The lettuce was Brown and the chicken had a green tint. Needless to say is tasted terrible. Not only will I never eat here again, this experience pretty much ruined quiznos for me forever.
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Note that this Quiznos is one of several vendors at the same location at Terminal A in the Tampa Airport, run by the same company HMSHOST. Shown below is partial text from an email that I sent to Tim Juul on February 9, 2014. According to the receipt I got, he is the manager of these combined operations. Sorry for all the detail, but this guy needs to know how bad things are.
Dear Mr. Juul:
I have to complain to you about your foodservice operations at Tampa International Airport’s Terminal A. I fly to Tampa from Denver just about every month, and have come to dread my breakfast options on these morning return flights, because your company is my main set of options there.
Today’s case is a perfect example of why I dread it. Today, as you can see from the attached receipt, I ordered a bacon-​egg-​cheese biscuit, a fruit cup, and a 14-​ounce container of chocolate milk. Nearly every aspect of the transaction could have been improved from your company’s side.
First off, the prices charged for the product delivered can only be considered gouging. It is ridiculous to charge figures some 50% or more than those charged at high-​margin convenience stores in the area. Stating that the rent is more or there are security considerations are not valid excuses. Other airports charge reasonable figures at their food service operations.
Also, the layout of the operation at Terminal A requires me to walk through the line at Quiznos, where they were taking orders for breakfast sandwiches. I initially ordered one of these, waited nearly five minutes for it, and then as I continued along the queue, realized that Pizza Hut was selling substantially the same product for much less. What I ended up buying cost some 30 — 40% less than the sandwich I initially ordered from Quiznos. Since there is only one queue, though, the customer is given the impression that the breakfast options at Quiznos are the only ones available. If the customer could easily go to the Pizza Hut counter easily, that would be a great improvement.
Next, I had to return the fruit cup I initially ordered as it clearly had been poorly prepared and was not suitable for consumption. If you think your customer should spend over $ 4 for perhaps 8 ounces of «fresh» fruit, this customer thinks it should be properly prepared and fresh. To me, this means the stems from the grapes are completely removed, and that all the fruit is neither over-​ripened, nor not ripe enough to eat. The first cup I got had stems on the grapes, and the strawberry looked mushy. The replacement cup had under-​ripened honeydew, and one piece I had to spit out as it was not suitable for consumption.
While I was getting the fruit cup replaced, your cleaning staff removed the chocolate milk from my table, apparently thinking that I was finished. Oh well.
The service of the operation also leaves much to be desired. On the mornings of these flights, I typically do not have coffee, so that I can sleep during my flight. Even though the time I get up is around 4:30 in the morning for my time zone, I appear to be far energetic and friendly than the staff serving me. One key exception was the gentleman taking my order at Quiznos. He was friendly enough. However, the man delivering the sandwich and the cashier could learn to smile and say things like thank you. Instead, they appear to simply go through the motions.
In conclusion, charging reasonable rates, serving better-​prepared food, and some training for your staff in customer service relations would go a long way. Because these types of thing happen every time I try to use your company’s services at Terminal A, I typically never order anything from you. This morning, I tried again, and you failed again. Your sales to this customer would quadruple or more if you made these small changes.

Pretty good sandwich and soup for the price, especially when you are on the run. It;s your normal Quizno’s with a slightly smaller menu.