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SUBWAY®Restaurants

Name: SUBWAY®Restaurants
Address: 25440 S Schulte Rd, Tracy, CA, 95377, US
Telephone: (209) 835-2427
Price range: $$$

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Francisco Meda

May 8, 2018

Personally my experience at this Subway before arriving to work was horrible. The lady in front of me got ticked off because the clerk wasn't doing a she asked when it came to her food. Same happened to me with the same Clerk. Besides that I feel like they're violating some food safety codes. I asked him for spinach he put lettuce on my sandwich and I told him no spinach so what he then did was dumped all the lettuce back into the container. Which all the lettuce look mildly light yellow brownish green. The Tomato was obviously not fresh and my whole sandwich just ended up tasting like a day old leftover sandwich and I was very disappointed. I asked him to toast my tuna sandwich and he was trying to toast my sandwich with the tuna on it which is an obvious no no because it has mayonnaise and would be contaminated. I told him don't do that so he toasted it without my tune. Now my stomach severely hurts and I can't stop going to the bathroom and I'm hoping I don't have food poisoning now. I most likely will never go back to the Safeway or even trust it for a lunch break or anything in that sense.

Coup De Grace

Dec 24, 2017

To address some of the people crying like babies in the comments here; I go to this Subway often, early in the morning. For one, their doors aren't locked, only one is, the other is unlocked. I've actually seen people walk up, pull the locked one, and walk away assuming it was closed. Going based off that observation, I would say it's safe to assume the moron who can't use "there" And "their" properly, couldn't figure out how to use a door either. As for the "local guide," bathrooms go out of service, it happens, stop complaining like an adolescent, there are other places 50 feet away that have bathrooms also. As for this Subway specifically, they're pretty good. Both the guy and girl who work here are friendly, and this place won't skimp on your choices of 'toppings.' Be respectful and they'll reciprocate. Don't be a rude prick just because you're late to work, like most people out here, and they aren't panicking to make your fat ass a meatball sandwich at 6 AM.

Chela

Oct 9, 2017

We usually stop here on our way home from Raider games. You know we've been told for the last couple of years that their restroom doesn't work lol, for years. Anyways besides that it's convenient for is since it's easier for us to eat sandwiches on the road for 6hrs, food isn't bad.

Robert S.

Mar 10, 2017

This place is rediculus there sign says they open at 5 mon-friday but there doors are never unlocked until 5:45 the lady that opens in the morning will literly look at you at 5:30 like your there to early, and still won't open up why have a sign up that's says 5:00 open time, should just say when ever we fill like it. On top of all of that they don't turn the toaster on til the doors open and then your stuck waiting even longer. Been dealing with this place for over the last 5 years why cause my wife and I work across the street.

Adam John Ames

Jul 9, 2017

Worst subway in tracy. Bathroom is out of order. Rude and stingy staff

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