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Jan 5, 2019
Very dirty and they do not wash there supplies properly. They give you old stale break before anything new. There’s a new problem with there pipes/ employees everyday. The owners are extremely rude and seems like the first buissness they had ever owned. Wish I had positive thing. If u want subway go to the one on mayport rd. Way different/ better environment

Dec 6, 2018
The guy making the subs was very nice and friendly but he also was very skimpy with the subs, he actually laid down one layer of spinach on my sub one leaf at a time and I got about 8 olive slices

Sep 8, 2018
Bread was hard and old. But my wifes was good and soft. We ordered just white bread as well. Guess they just leave the old bread in till they serve it all instead of throwing it out

Oct 3, 2018
A lot to say... Young man was friendly, talked a LOT about having had TWO heart attacks before turning 26& greeted incoming consumers...but he sneezed toward one of his gloves & started to do my sub...I asked him to change his glove. He did. The vegetables were iced-over & the cukes had thickened ice on them & I asked for some that were NOT frozen & he got them. He asked if I wanted a receipt & I said yes. He then went onto the next customers & ignored me after I tipped him $5.00...I asked for it & he acted surprised, but gave it to me. I walk outside & a self-described homeless man asks me for money, claiming he had been hit by a car(but was riding a bicycle)& was going back to school. I turned around & went right back in & complained I was scared bc he wouldn't leave me alone...the worker refused to phone the police. Loitering is illegal in NY state. He said he could ask him to leave...so another customer escorted me out into the dark & he was STILL there & gave the other customer the same story. It made me wish I hadn't tipped him so well. UGHHHHH NOT HAPPY

Jan 9, 2019
Cookies, sandwiches, chips, place is fire. Go there when Clearance is working!

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