Subway

Reviews

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  Jordan Miller

  Oct 16, 2025
  1.0
  Came on my lunch break, no one in line. Had hardly anything available. Bread was the worst.
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  Cory Lee

  Oct 11, 2025
  1.0
  10/11/2025...we decided to stop at subway quick before heading to a local wedding boy what a mistake....was un greated by a rude young boy who just stood there staring at us with a sour look on his face my wife said hello to him and asked how his day was..all he said was "no"...she then asked are you ok? Again "no"...we turned around and left...people these days blows my mind...I await a generic response here from "the owner" 🙄😆
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  JD Magick

  Sep 24, 2025
  1.0
  My fellow netizens: (potential trigger warnings) and it's a little long: Don't eat Subway from location in Staples, MN. You are at risk of consuming contaminated food that could be from cross-contamination and/or contamination from dumpster slop. I am posting a warning for all of you that like to grab a so-called healthy meal option from Subway. I can't be sure if the things I observed here, are true of all locations. I assure you that I am likely never going to buy anything from Subway again. I stopped in to purchase a sandwich. No line. Still had to wait while the young man behind the counter was tending to online orders. Not the issue. The issue was the second young man that came in from outside, that I had witnessed wrestling with boxes outside the location as I drove up. He loudly stated to be careful going to the recycle because of the bees. I get that he was understandably a little shook from that. He then took off his jacket and said, “I'll help you.” He began pulling on gloves. I stated loudly, “You'll need to wash your hands first.” He replied, "We got hand sanitizer. I got you.” I answered again, “You were just outside, around a recycle bin (potential garbage), and you won't be handling food prep until you wash and sanitize your hands.” He laughed and said, “It's not that big of deal. I use sanitizer and gloves.” I asked, “You find that acceptable?” “Lady, I don't know what the big deal is,” was his reply. “I'm passing on the sandwich today and I don't think I'll be getting any food from here until food safety standards are raised up,” and I walked over to the main store's counter to make my purchase of other items. The regular store is a Holiday and the Subway is located in the store. I did speak to the two employees at that counter and there was another customer in line who witnessed this encounter. I don't know who was more disgusted, the Holiday workers or the older lady behind me. This may not seem like a big deal until I let you know these things: 1) This is how contamination happens – direct and cross-contamination. 2) This is how food poisoning happens. 3) This is how restaurants lose business. The issues here go to a very basic problems: a) This young man does not understand the importance of “why” you wash your hands so often in food prep. b) The young man needed better training (if it was up to me, I would show him the door). c) The owner/manager doesn't have any idea what is going on or does and doesn't care. If care about your physical health or the health of those around you, maybe pay attention to what's going on around you. Hand washing is a necessity in good food handling practices just as keeping hair out of food. #StaplesSubway #foodcontamination #fastfoodnightmares #Subway #donoteathere
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  Big Daddy Lewandowski

  Jul 18, 2025
  3.0
  The overall experience was good it just didn't compare to my experience at most Subway locations.
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  Craig Noska

  Jun 10, 2025
  5.0
  Good sub, EXTREMELY good employees.

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