Subway

The meatball sub sandwich I had today was not as savory as the last time I had one last week. Last week I tried rotisserie chicken that was good on its own but was not what I was looking for with the garlic aioli that sandwich was served with tasting like a chicken salad sandwich that I was not looking for.

Server that prepared my sandwich was very rude and unpleasant. I can't believe she still works there.

Does not confirm to posted hours, regularly closes early.

This place is always busy, because it's the only Subway feeding the Wet Side of 32nd St, so I normally do mobile orders, shouldn't be difficult right? I mean, everything is printed on a receipt for the sandwich artist to assemble, yet they manage to screw it up on multiple occasions. Wrong sandwich was made on 2 separate occasions and if the run out of Avocado, they won't tell you. Even though they don't have it, you're still carged for it and they don't tell you. Have to check my sandwich every time, because they can't be trusted. I agree with all the other reviews, they provide substandard service to our military and support civilians, probably be closed due to poor service if it wasn't the only Subway on wet side of base.

Out of bread. What a joke.

Place is pretty standard. Dunno why the other reviews are low

The absolute most rude person I have ever encountered at any fast food restaurant. This lady refused to make a steak and cheese sandwich with any cheese other than American. Apparently you actually cannot build a sandwich your way. Disgusting service horribly rude. My only regret is not having the ability to to speak with a manager. Apparently she is the manager.

I walked in and confidently ordered a Caprese panini. The lady literally looked at me and said, “sir, there is no meat, only vegetables, are you sure you still want it?” I replied yes and she said, okay, questioning if I was really sure. First and foremost, the fact that she made an assumption that I only ate meat is uncalled for let alone that she openly stated it. Secondly, I know what I ordered and did not reassurance if there was meat in my sandwich or not. Please let your employees know that their judgement on who should be eating meat or vegetables is not theirs or anyone’s. This is not the first time it happened either and quite frankly it’s annoying. Inform your employees that if a customer orders a meal, he/she knows what they want and do not need to be question. No matter what, what if I was a vegetarian. This was uncalled for, rude and distasteful the way I was questioned.