Subway

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• TM

  Tully Miller

  Jun 6, 2026
  5.0
  Karam was lovely, she saw a regular come in and started working on his sandwich before he got to her. She was kind and I could tell she takes pride in her work. Even though he didn’t once look up from his phone to see her care, she still showed it. We need more people like Karam.
• NN

  N

  May 19, 2026
  5.0
  Always clean and well maintained. Quick service! Came in tonight around 10:30 to order, during a rush. Kiren is a rockstar, she provided amazing service even while it was super busy!
• BS

  Burmgi Shin

  May 3, 2026
  5.0
  Good service and kind employee
• RR

  Ravi Ryan

  Apr 25, 2026
  1.0
  Came to order 15 footlong platter for a group. I asked to use the washroom but she said it’s not working. So decided to go a different subway. Never going to order at this location in future. Not good store
• NJ

  Nick Johnston

  Mar 23, 2026
  5.0
  I’ve been to just about every Subway in the Lower Mainland. That’s how much I genuinely love Subway. And I can confidently say this is the best location in all of Vancouver. What makes it special? It’s not just the location, even though I work a minute away. It’s not just the ingredients, since most Subways are pretty consistent. It’s the people. The staff here work harder than almost anyone I know, and I have friends in some pretty labour-intensive jobs. If Subway had an Olympic sandwich-making team, Aman from this location would be the captain, bringing home gold for Canada. And here’s where it gets even better. I walk in and I’m greeted with the warmest smile, like I’m a regular at a neighbourhood café instead of a sandwich chain. Most of the time, they already know what I’m about to order. For the record, it’s a 6” Black Forest ham on Italian herbs and cheese, loaded in a very specific way: lettuce, spinach, tomatoes, cucumber, green peppers, red onions, pickles, a generous amount of black olives, jalapeños, banana peppers, then finished with mustard, mayo, and some salt and pepper. Yes, it’s a serious sandwich. And somehow, they nail it every single time. Every sandwich is built with intention. And yes, the order matters. This isn’t random sandwich assembly. This is strategy. This is craftsmanship. This is basically sandwich architecture. I don’t usually write reviews, but not saying anything about this place feels like a crime. Possibly a federal one. If you’re anywhere near Yaletown, or honestly anywhere in downtown Vancouver, and you want a sandwich done properly, you have to stop by. You will not be disappointed.