Subway

Reviews

• JB

  John Bolt

  4 days ago
  1.0
  Placed an order at 3:53 with a pickup time for 4:09. When I arrived at 4:10 my order hadn't been started. They had one customer that was checking out when I arrived and 2 staff. When they did finally start making my order they didn't get in any hurry. I get home and 2 of the 4 sandwiches had cucumbers that had to be removed because they were so bad. Horrible service and the food was below average for fast food.
• JJ

  Jasmine Jewel

  5 days ago
  2.0
  I came in around 3:30pm on Wednesday June 10th and the guy who was working there kept pulling up his pants with the same gloves he was making my sandwich with. I was absolutely disgusted because I don’t know where his pants have been and he’s putting that all in my sandwich I hope they do better and he gets a belt
• JJ

  judo_love773

  Jun 6, 2026
  3.0
  Meat didn't look super fresh. Employees appeared to not really wanna be there. It was good enough for my needs at that time, but probably won't visit that location again.
• MB

  Maple Flavoured Bacon

  Jun 4, 2026
  1.0
  It takes a lot for me to rate a place one star. I take things a lot in consideration. But my consideration at this point is in fact for any customer that tries coming here. The practices are atrocious. You can just look at the food. The meats primarily. You can tell they've been sitting out for God only knows how long. The worker I had encountered had his pants half down the whole time for his underwear to be seen by everyone which is extremely gross to be looking at in a food environment. I asked for cookies and they don't even have the common decency to use a different set of gloves to pick it up that they used for the meat. Completely unsanitary and gross. If you want to avoid being sick, avoid this place.
• JR

  jhorace74 Robinson

  May 4, 2026
  1.0
  Why are we being charged for a bag? No, Subway cannot legally charge a fee for bags in Oklahoma. • Preemption Law: In 2019, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed a "ban on bans" bill (HB 1029) that specifically prevents cities and towns from placing fees or bans on single-use plastic or paper bags, as well as other containers like cups and bottles. • Previous City Action: The legislation was designed to overturn a 5-cent tax on bags that had been approved in Norman, Oklahoma, notes Environment America. ® If vou are charged for a baa at a Subway