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Mar 17, 2018
It's A Great Place! Except That I Feel It's Too Much Work For One Guy! I Saw Him Handling 10s Of Customers And While Other 10s Were In Que After Me! That Made Few Customers Turn Away And Leave! Delay Is Not His Fault 😊

Dec 10, 2017
Complaint Sunday - 12/10/17 at 8:40 AM went in for breakfast but the door was locked. I seen a worker inside and assumed they were open since the sign was on, there was no note on the window, the business hours said from 6 AM to 9 PM, and there wasn't any indications they were closed aside from the locked door. I stood there and was not being acknowledged by the worker until I knocked. A women shook her finger saying "no" I assume she meant they were not open. All I ask is be professional and leave some sort of sign you are not open. I'll never be going back here again.

Apr 8, 2018
Personal is too slow. Bad service

Sep 1, 2017
this is the worst Subway I have been to. The bread is soft and they don't have fetta cheese like all other subways. When you ask a question, they can't give you a simple answer. SKIP THIS SUBWAY!!!

Jul 31, 2015
I went to Flame Broiler because Google said it opened at 10:00 but it didn't open until 10:30. Had to go to Subway since I was short on time. The girl who made my sub was most likely new since she bunched up vegetables together and didn't spread them very evenly. That I can handle. I walk up to the cash register and "Sam" asked me for here or to go. I said to go with a cup for water please. He looks back and says "We're out of water cups, sorry." I ask him if I can use any other cup for water and he says, "sorry, no"... ARE YOU KIDDING ME? You fail to stock your water cups and now I have to go somewhere else to get a sip of water? I was already sad I had to go a Subway and this just ruined any hope I had left for Subway to become a place I will ever consider going to eat. Train your employees better and stop charging to toast a sandwich. NO ONE ELSE DOES THAT.

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Wed:6 am - 10 pm
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