Subway

This subway is the best one I've been to by far. They're clean, nice, and they're good at remembering who you are and what you want too 💖 the employees are on point about loading your sandwich up just right, and toast it as much as you want!

Been out of flatbread since late August. I tried to call to see if they finally have it back in stock before I do my online order. Someone answered and hung up in my face. Certain bread don’t sit right with my tummy and flatbread helps keep my severe nausea to a minimum. If you’re the owner reading this, PLEASE order flatbread and ensure that the veggies and meat used in the store are fresh. Some workers see stuff look bad and will slick still sneak it on others food and when it comes to the 6 cookies they have cookie boxes but will attempt to stuff all 6 cookies in 1 bag. Salads don’t be tasting as fresh and good as St. George Subway! Please fix the minor issues. One last thing, how every subway offer breakfast sandwiches except this establishment, real inconvenience. I have to drive to a

The girl that made the sandwich was nice enough but appeared sick. She was wiping her nose and then immediately put gloves on to make my sandwich. Sandwich did not taste fresh, and they were out of all fountain drinks. Usually subway is pretty consistent but this one was not as it should be.

Went there after a job site, great food and people but they were remodeling and no where to sit which isnt their fault, pretty average serving speed and just a quick easy place for food.

On August 23, 2025, a large commercial fire occurred outside Holly Hill, SC. Fire departments from multiple counties responded and were on scene all day. When it became apparent that the response would continue through the night, the American Red Cross was contacted to provide water, snacks, and dinner for approximately 40-50 firefighters. I contacted the Holly Hill Subway store 17288 at approximately 7:30pm to inquire whether they could possibly make sandwiches for 60 people right away. There was only one employee at the time, a young gentleman named Dhruv. He said he could make that happen. When I arrived at the store a few minutes later, he had already laid out the bread and made a plan. He assembled 30 footlong sandwiches in about an hour, with no advance notice. When other customers c