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Feb 3, 2018
Worst place, second time coming here. The fat girl looked so nasty trying to suck her own buggers. She looked sick. She was also disrespectful with no professionalism. And on top of it all she made mistakes on the order and tried to blame it on me. I gave my food to the homeless guy outside because he looked hungry and I lost my appetite. Never coming here I suggest the same. I really consider the homeless guy outside the store should have her job as I bet he would due a better job as he answered me with kindness and love.

Mar 6, 2018
Service was good, but it was a little busy and there was only one person working so it took awhile. My salad was pretty tasty but since it cost just as much as a sandwich and you don't get the bread, they could give you little more lettuce to make it a better salad.

Jan 3, 2018
Good place but veggies do look beat up instead of fresh at times. The only soup they offer here is broccoli cheddar so don't come here for a healthy soup. Normally good customer service and quick.

May 2, 2018
The front cashiers and sanwish making employees were great customer service was exemplified with the service

Nov 4, 2017
Their service sucks. They never have the meats or breads that are on display. They have the worse attitude. Dude if you dont like your job get another one. As a customer i dont need to be dealing that B.S... plus there was a long line and only one person attenting everyone.... get your priorities straight subway!

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