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May 17, 2018
This was the worst experience I have had at a Subway. The service was incredibly slow, the man making the sandwiches spent a lot of time chatting instead of working, which caused a large line to form. When it was my turn to order a Spicy Italian, he had to ask me what meats come on that sandwich because he said he did not know. Interesting. The woman at the Subway also had very long hair and no kind of hair net on. The workers seemed annoyed to be working there. I try to not write bad reviews, but the icing on the cake was actually opening up the wrapping on my sandwich and having it be completely burnt. That brown piece in the first picture is a pepperoni burnt to a crisp. Will never go to this specific Subway again.

May 18, 2018
My worst experience at a subway. Wouldn't recommend buying food here. Employees seem to not interested in serving customers and subs are made by in the sloppiest way possible. The guy making sub actually put sweet onion when I was asking for ranch! Would never buy at this place.

Apr 17, 2018
The employee ,Chotla, that was working was kind and polite. I would recommend this place

Apr 2, 2018
The fastest service in the terminal. With th Frontier and allegiant now more active in CBG, the terminal is getting busier, and the fool locations are not keeping up. Compared to Pamda Express or Smashburger (the other two fast food choices in the terminal), the waiting time is reasonable.

Apr 2, 2018
They were out of italian herb bread. A gal came after me and asked if they were out of pizza. Sure enough, they were. No hoagie red peppers once again. They need a manager who keeps track of stock!!!! Would not go to this place but sandwich places are few and far between in the A corridor of airport. The last time I was here, they were out of hoagie red peppers and rationed the onions. This is by far the WORST Subway that I have ever been to. I travel a lot for business and Subway is my go-to place for lunch. I guess I am just an eternal optimist - nust keep thinking that things will improve.

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