Subway

Fast sandwiches, great customer service. Brought group of 20 and got fed super quick. Impressed.

I have been regularly eating at Subway five times a week for the last 3 years. I have seen the full Subway spectrum from the cleanest, friendliest locations to the dirtiest, rudest spots — but I am sorry to report that this location is the absolute worst. In face, it was so bad I actually had to leave and I promised them I would never ever be back.
The highlights:
1. I had to ask them to put on gloves
2. They were stingy to the point of obscurity
3. Prices are higher than other DC locations
4. Employes were horribly rude
Do yourself a favor and eat elsewhere…

THE RUDEST STAFF EVER!!! I tried calling in to check on pricing and the worker got on the phone and hung up several times. Finally, when I got through, he refused to answer my questions and hung up again. If I could give this location a negative star rating, I would.

frowns, slamming of bread and veggies, and misery is what you get at face value from the staff.
every time i come here, i’m so timid because i don’t want to receive scowls and roars because i’m inconveniencing them by buying a sandwich. it’s even worse when they get my order wrong because a) since i don’t want to eat a sandwich that isn’t prepared the way i’d like, i have to correct them and b) this means more scowls and roars even though they’re the ones at fault.
when i finally break free, it’s just another subway sandwich. you just have to deal with more bullshit to get this one.

Is it that difficult to make a f’ing sandwich?!?
I walked in and one worker was ringing up another customer and gave her a free cookie for the road. The other worked asked me what I wanted. Although I was impressed he folded individual slices instead of just slabbing them on there which they do at some Subways, he put bad cheese on my sandwich. With two piles of pepperjack to chose from, he picked slices from the stack that looked age, yknow when it has that dark plasticy rim when it hasnt been sealed best in a fridge? Yea, he picked from that stack instead of the perfectly good stack next to it. I immediately stopped him. Then, after putting on the appropriate toppings, I requested honey mustard sauce. Within two seconds he managed to dump half a bottles worth of dressing on it. After Unilocaling «That’s enough!» too late, he did attempt to wipe some off but that damage had been done. I took my sandwich and ate it to find the bread taken out of the oven too early.
I will not be going to this subway again.

My sandwich was fine — tasted as Subway should taste — but the service was horrible. There was no one else in line yet the guy behind the counter took his sweet time to take my order. Then he tried [unsuccessfully] to top two sandwiches simultaneously. Overall just a poor experience. Since there’s a subway every few blocks, I recommend going to another one if you can.

Subway is the new Starbucks. Everywhere you look, you can find a Subway. Why are there 3 within 2 blocks of each other? I don’t know, but more power to them.
This particular location is a great quick stop after work, especially if you’re on your way to some sort of gathering or sporting event.
I never liked how all Subways forget about the toasting option until it’s too late. I’m sorry, but I want the bread toasted, not the tuna and fixins too. Do you know what toasted tuna tastes like? I do.
I like how Subway does it’s best to help the community. For $ 1 each, my friend and I donated to one of their great causes. Unfortunately, it was a while back so I forget the exact cause, but in the store they hung a special certificate with our names.
Since my friend and I act like 5-​year olds, you would have seen that «Ace» and «Derek Lowe» were proud contributors to Subway’s philanthropic efforts. A few days later a friend of ours ran into us and told us how he saw that we were proud contributors to a good cause.
Customer service is hit-​or-​miss, but hey, that’s what you get for eating fresh.