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| - To tell you the truth, there really isn't much to say about a place like this. You go in, place your order, they make it, you pay, you leave. That's about it. So that's how I'm going to review them.
It's located in a shopping strip that's kinda if inconvenience to get to. You can't get to it directly traveling south on Hayden and even weirder is that you either enter the shopping strip from behind from an adjacent street or cut through a Circle K's entrance. Once you do manage to get in and parked, you will find that the store has an odd layout with the sandwich counter being in the center separating the seating areas into two. Let's just say, I would have laid things out differently but really, who really goes there to sit down anyway,
The counter there is the same as any other Subway counter you will find so no big surprises there. What I will say about it is that it seems clean and the meat and vegetables always seemed well stocked and somewhat fresh. The bread in there in full view as well, keeping it close by for the workers to be able to access them quickly when they are making these subs. That lead's me to the making of the sandwiches. Again, nothing too spectacular here either. Everything is made according to a preset formula. When you order a Turkey sub, they will put in a certain amount of meat along with a certain amount of cheese and move on. Same goes for all of their choices. There is no flair or originality here . . .it's all basically an assembly line. What you see in other Subway's is what you will find here which is the point of a owning a Franchise so no complaints there. I will say that you can personalize the sub to your tastes when you get to add whatever vegetables and dressing you want on it so there is that.
After that, they wrap it, they bag it, and try to up sell you on a meal which is a bag of chips and a soda. From there you pay and either stay there to eat or go where ever. That's it. No much else.
So far, I haven't had a bad experience here though my expectations aren't very high to begin with. Let's face it, it's a sandwich, how hard is it really to mess up? I will say that most of the employees have been friendly and some going as far as learning my name and remembering me when I go in which is nice considering that they are more in a production atmosphere where quantity is the name of the game.
So to sum up, for a Subway, this one is pretty good. It has it's issues with road access but makes up for it in cleanliness and speed once in there. So if you are looking for a quick sandwich/sub or what ever you want to call it, this place is as good as any other.
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