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Jun 26, 2017
Scam Alert! The staff is taught to always ask the customer if they want extra meat for a $1. Regardless how you answer, they're stingy with each scoop. They don't level the meat to the surface of the cup. But they always skip adding the extra meat. Every time you call them out that they skipped adding the meat, despite them being the one to initiate the topic, they always pretend it's an accident. Because they're habitual about robbing the customer like this, I suspect this franchise owner teaches them to frauduently do so on purpose.

Mar 3, 2017
Subway as a whole is just unhealthy for you. High in calories and sodium and nasty brown guac and lettuce thats been leftover

Aug 11, 2016
They short you on roast beef. I worked at a different subway years ago and know how much belongs on a 6 and footlong. I assume that the manager must be a tightwad. I've also had the displeasure of dealing with the girl Shawntay(?) I believe is her name. Lots of rude attitude directed at myself, other customers, and even her fellow staff. Overall the sandwiches are subpar and the management is clearly lacking. I'll go to another store until they can sort this one out.

Aug 27, 2016
While sitting outside waiting for an employee from another store I observed one of their employees going in and out of the store knowing she was not washing her hands after entering taking pictures on her phone through the other stores window and giggling about it and this particular employee I know for a fact threatened a co-worker a few months back and I do not understand why she is still working there. I believe her name was Shawntay and obviously Subway does not monitor this site.

Oct 5, 2015
Picture of their steak and cheese looks great.... What I received was pathetic....Bread sandwich.."Where's the beef?" I won't go back to this location.

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