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SUBWAY®Restaurants

Name: SUBWAY®Restaurants
Address: 314 Riggs Rd NE, Washington, District of Columbia, 20011, US
Telephone: (202) 635-0243
Price range: $$$

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314 Riggs Rd NE #Fort Totten Square, Washington, District of Columbia, 20011, United States

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Shawnece Corbett

Dec 12, 2017

Don’t not spend your money at this Subway! The service here is HORRIBLE they have the worst customer service! When this Subway first opened everything was good. But now the service is bad this place is dirty and messy! There are employees who hangout in the back instead of waiting on customers. Today the employee who tried to make my food was Gabby (I doubt that was her real name and they don’t have name tags on at all) Gabby was very disrespectful I had to ask for the manager. She replied there is no manager. When even the store is open there should be a manager on duty. Long story short I called the Subway headquarters and reported this location. Plus I have video proof of the restaurant being dirty

Robinette Johnson

Dec 27, 2017

Clean fast service sandwiches are made nicely

Deydre Medrano

Jul 9, 2017

I always come to this subway because the place is clean and the people who work there are so friendly. Ismery always makes my sandwich very good and just how I like it.

tlhaliburton

Jan 6, 2018

This is an average Subway. If you are looking for a sandwich, you can get one.

Daniel Acosta

Jun 29, 2017

The staff is friendly and make neat sandwiches(a must for me) the location is always clean with plenty of seating.

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