Subway

Reviews

• LM

  Lea McCutchen

  Sep 6, 2025
  1.0
  Worker stood outside and smoked a cigarette before coming in to serve us. Did not wash her hands before trying to start our order. When she was asked to wash her hands she got an attitude. So I reminded her that health codes states that she must wash her hands before handling the food after she smoked and was wiping her hands all over the top of the car she just put her cigarette out on. She then burned the sandwich and then said that she couldn’t cut the tomatoes in half before she put them on the sandwich. She had a bad attitude and ruined the sandwich all because she didn’t want to do her job correctly and clean her hands. We refused the food and went to another subway that did their job well. We used to go to the first subway at least twice a week for food and never had a problem. But now we will not return to that one ever again and we will start going to the one on Pine Street instead.
• JJ

  Jaleecia

  Jul 21, 2025
  5.0
  Lunch and a show! The restaurant was clean, the service was somewhat timely, and our sandwiches were amazing. But the best part was watching the employees as I ate. They were single handedly the funniest, most interesting people I’ve ever seen. They have a sweet dynamic. Lily I hope you and you coworkers live the best lives.
• BT

  Brandy Thompson

  Jun 13, 2019
  2.0
  The food was great but the short hispanic chick working the counter had a terrible attitude and was very rude to my friend. Actes like she just hated her job! This is not the first time she has been rude to us so because of her I will not dine at that subway again! Shame how one employee can be detrimental to a company..smh
• MM

  Matt Merritt

  Jun 5, 2017
  1.0
  This store on Judge Ely used to be my go to Subway, but now I have to find another, or just forget Subways altogether. They certainly can't use the old BK slogan of "Have It Your Way." Okay, here's what I mean: So, you see, I have my favorite sandwich, which includes roast beef, lettuce, tomatoes, and a whole lot of bell peppers. Today--for the first time at this store--the manager stopped the server from giving me my desired amount of bell peppers. I kept asking for more, but she said no, they have a limit of how much they can give out. I also asked if I could pay extra for more, and the answer was also "no." To me, this doesn't make sense. Why alienate the customer and not allow him what he wants? Also, I could have asked for the "maximum amount" (whatever that is) of pickles, cucumbers, spinach, etc., which would have made my sandwich have more total veges than just if I got the amount of bell peppers that I wanted. Okay, if I can't get the sub the way I want it...I'm not coming to this store again. Out of all the Subways I've been to, I've run in to only three stores now that have not allowed me to have my sub the way I want it. Additionally, on this visit, after they toasted my sandwich, it set there for over 5 minutes before they started asking me what else I wanted on it, so it was not warm any more by the time I got it. So, Subway, if this is the way you do business, no thanks. It's not like your sandwiches are all that anyway.

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