Frustration #1: Ordered online for curbside pickup, which is clearly noted on the receipt. At arrival, I drove all around the location, both front and back, and saw no signage or indication of curbside pick up. Waited in front of the store for a couple of minutes, and could see an employee looking at me, but he made no movement. I went into the store, got my order, and asked about curbside. Employee looked at receipt, and said "Oh yeah, I would have met you if I had noticed" I inquired as to location of pick up, and he said "in the back". I then drove all around the plaza again, noting no signage or even a Subway sign in back! I noted address and found the Subway back door, again just a door with the address number. How could anyone know curbside was available, where to go, or how to alert store you were there?
Frustration #2: Asked for sauces on the side for the 2 subs I ordered. Sauce had been added to one, and sauce was also in the bag. Other sub had no sauce, as requested, but the sauce in the bag was wrong.
Frustration #3: Ate a portion of each sub. The Philly- Toppings were good, but meat was heavily flavored to remind one of a Philly cheese steak, and was not a pleasant flavor.
The Dangerwich- again liked the toppings, but the pepperoni overpowered the whole sandwich, and the sub was much better without them. I ate the pepperon separately. Made it more balanced, and one could taste all of the ingredients. I think this sub is only available online.
Frustration #4..the worst one! The diarrhea I experienced the next day was bad!
Never ordering from Subway again!
November 6, 2023
Subway may have redeemed itself a little in my eyes, but not much. I vowed I would not return, but the buy one, get one free promotion, if ordered through the app, was too good to pass up. I purchased a Turkey Titan and a BLT, both 12 inch subs. I asked that the sauces be placed on the side, and miraculously they were! I ate half of the turkey sub, and it tasted good. To my dismay, a short bout of diarrhea hit several hours later, and there was no doubt the sandwich was the culprit. The next day, I experimented by heating only the turkey and cheese from the other sub half. I heated the meat very well, as I assumed it was the culprit of my sudden displeasure. I ate the turkey, along with an avacado I supplied, and it still tasted good. The results: no problems were encountered! So was the turkey the source, with the "bugs" being killed by the heating OR was another element of the sandwich the culprit? We may never know, but I'd love know if other diners of this particular Subway have had this unpleasant gastro situation.