Subway

Reviews

• SK

  Sana Khaliq

  6 days ago
  4.0
  Glad they changed their staff and we finally see someone smiling
• SR

  Sophie Rea

  May 10, 2026
  1.0
  Dont get me started they mixed my daughters food up we ordered a italian lettuce mayo ham and got mixed up witb hearry oat order and put chilli and tomatos on the itailian such disrespect and yelled at the child with disabilties they heard me
• SH

  Steven Hunter

  May 8, 2026
  1.0
  Introduction of screens turns this into just another faceless sandwich shop...might as well go and pick on of the shelves in Tesco. The fact that they are prioritising people sitting at home ordering over someone walking in is appalling..take your money and time elsewhere
• SM

  Sean McArdle

  May 7, 2026
  1.0
  The cashier went ahead and served her friends first while I was 1st in the queue. Honestly disgrace.. just walked out
• DO

  Daniel O'Connor

  Apr 10, 2026
  3.0
  The Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐ (A Culinary Rollercoaster) ​I entered this establishment a youthful, optimistic soul. I emerged a weathered veteran of the "Lunch Rush Wars." ​The Descent into Darkness ​For thirty grueling minutes, I stood in a line that moved with the agonizing lethargy of a tectonic plate. I watched seasons change through the window. I saw empires rise and fall in the time it took for the person in front of me to decide between Swiss or Provolone. The air was thick with the scent of yeast and broken dreams. My stomach began to perform a tragic opera of hunger, yet the "Sandwich Artists" moved with a Zen-like indifference to the passage of time, toiling over each wrap as if they were restoring the Sistine Chapel. ​The Resurrection ​Just as I was preparing to draft my last will and testament on a napkin, it happened. My sub was handed to me. It felt... heavy. Warm. Like a secret. ​I took that first bite, and suddenly, the thirty minutes of standing on linoleum melted away. The Italian Herbs and Cheese bread was a soft, pillowy cloud sent from the heavens. The Chipotle Southwest sauce? A fiery kiss of redemption. It was, quite possibly, the finest structural achievement in the history of cold cuts.