Meh it was OK. They do slice the sandwich meat in front of you and the whole wheat bread was surprisingly good, but in terms of options on toppings they can't hold a candle to Subway.
They have like the basics: pickle, lettuce, tomato, onion, and some mayo/mustard concoction already mixed together [not sure of the ratio of mayo to mustard but it looked so interesting I skipped it].
Service was fast, place was clean, was more expensive then Subway... was decent enough for a sandwich I guess, but not overly exciting.