Subway

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• SF

  Steve Fish

  Sep 18, 2026
  4.0
  Most of the workers are doing their best, 1 younger gal tends to have a terrible attitude
• EJ

  edwardo Jacinto

  Aug 23, 2026
  5.0
  Josh is, without a doubt, the best Subway employee I have ever had the pleasure of encountering. From the moment you walk into the restaurant, he brings an energy that makes the entire experience better. Going to Subway can sometimes feel like just another quick stop to get something to eat, but when Josh is working, it feels like a five-star dining experience. First of all, Josh’s customer service is unmatched. He treats every customer with respect, patience, and genuine friendliness. Whether you already know exactly what you want or you’re standing there trying to decide between every topping known to humanity, Josh makes sure you never feel rushed. He somehow manages to make making a sandwich look like an art form. What really separates Josh from everyone else is his attention to detail. He doesn’t just make a sandwich—he makes your sandwich. Every ingredient is placed with care, every topping is distributed properly, and the final product actually looks like it was made by someone who takes pride in their work. You can tell Josh understands that the little things matter. And let’s talk about the bread. Somehow, Josh makes the bread taste better. Is it because of his technique? His dedication? His incredible Subway sandwich-making abilities? Nobody knows. All I know is that when Josh makes your sandwich, you know you’re getting the good stuff. Josh also deserves recognition for his speed. He can handle a line of customers while somehow maintaining the same level of quality and friendliness. It’s genuinely impressive. He moves efficiently without making customers feel like they’re being rushed through an assembly line. It’s the perfect balance between speed and quality. Another thing that deserves to be mentioned is Josh’s attitude. Even during what I imagine can be a stressful shift, he stays positive and professional. He brings a good atmosphere to the restaurant, and that makes a huge difference. A good employee can make customers want to come back, and Josh is exactly that kind of employee. Honestly, Subway should be studying Josh’s work ethic. If there were a Subway Hall of Fame, Josh would have his own wing. If Subway gave out an Employee of the Century award, Josh would somehow still deserve it. If there were an Olympic event for sandwich making, Josh would probably come home with the gold medal. Every part of the experience is better when Josh is behind the counter. The sandwich tastes better, the service is better, the atmosphere is better, and somehow you leave the restaurant feeling like you just witnessed something special. In conclusion, Josh is not simply a Subway employee. Josh is a sandwich professional, a customer-service legend, and an absolute asset to Subway. If you happen to walk into Subway and see Josh working, consider yourself lucky. You are about to receive a sandwich made by one of the greatest employees to ever put on a Subway uniform. Five stars. Would absolutely recommend. Josh deserves a raise.
• JC

  Julie Cummings

  Jun 18, 2026
  1.0
  I had two horrific experiences with Tricia on 6/11/26, just before 6:00 p.m at the Pony village location, and today, 6/17/26, at the Empire location and everything is on video. I wrote a detailed review of what occurred at the Pony Village location on June 11th. Now, today, June 17th, I had another incident with Tricia, but at the Empire location. I would have never shown up at this location if I knew she was working here since I had already decided to avoid going to Pony village because of tricia. When I walked in today at the Empire Subways she was alone, and I wasn't too sure it was her. I arrived about 10 minutes till closing, not knowing they were closing at 9:00. I gave her the option to not take my order as I was being considerate and did not want to have her dirty the area she had already cleaned in preparation for closing. I even asked several times if she was sure it was okay, and that I wouldn't feel any kind of way if she said NO, but insisted it would not be a problem. Obviously it was a huge problem for her and what happened today was just a continuation of June 11th at Pony Village, except way worse because this time she was alone and had no one to hold her accountable. I told her I wanted two 6 ft long sandwiches for $3.99, a BLT and a ham and salami sandwich. I asked her if I would be able to add turkey to my BLT for a little bit more and still order the special for $3.99. She casually said "Yes" and I would only have a small upcharge for the added turkey. Instead, she ended up charging me a different way, which made the sandwich cost three times more than the agreed amount. She charged me without asking me or letting me know. Unfortunately, I didn't notice until I saw the receipt and when I asked her to please fix it, she began yelling at me from the top of her lungs, freaking out just the way she did on June 11th at Pony Village. And mind you, I was super nice and respectful the entire time up until the very end when she literally kicked me out instead of trying to help me with her mistake. This girl is not emotionally equipped to provide any kind of decent customer service to anyone because if you ask her to do anything then just the bare minimum, she will literally tear you a new one. Her behavior was absolutely unacceptable and appalling!!!
• RM

  Rica Motis

  Jun 13, 2026
  2.0
  I stopped in for a quick lunch because I was in a rush, but the experience was pretty frustrating. The counter area was messy, and the person making my sandwich seemed like they were in a bad mood, barely listening to what I wanted on it. The ingredients didn't seem as fresh as I’m used to, either. I’ll probably look for somewhere else to grab a bite next time.
• NN

  nRisCma

  Apr 7, 2026
  5.0
  I can't think of another food chain that can get away with making a footlong cookie. Type of thing some people would straight up kill you for making.