Subway

First off I walked in and smelled an amazing aroma of fresh bread. Then the young man at the counter was extremely kind and made one heck of a sub. In the end he added a great amount of sauce and toppings. That sub was so amazing I think it cured all my ailments. Mason Groff might just be the world's best sandwich maker. I truly believe a sub from this subway can give an orphan some parents and make a blind man see again. Absolutely wonderful experience!!!

Stopped at this Subway while on a business trip in the middle of nowhere. It’s inside a gas station, which usually screams ‘I’m about to regret this decision’. But plot twist: this was the culinary highlight of rural America. Staff were absurdly friendly, like they’d been training for the Sandwich Olympics. Bread wasn’t stale, veggies looked like they’d been introduced to water this decade, and my sandwich came out so perfectly built I half expected Gordon Ramsay to pop out of the bathroom and applaud. 10/10 would risk the gas station restroom again just to stop here.

They have a gas station and Subway is out of the way in back. Every sandwich I have ordered is fresh and good. On the rear of the store is a huge room of comfortable chairs and tables, very nice for eating in, and a counter with windows with a view of the nearby egg plant!

Very slow service always. Today no cars in line and I pulled up and waited 5 minutes before being asked for my order. Was then told to drive to the front window. I pulled around and sat for 10 minutes and decided to just leave with out my lunch. I understand that places are short staffed but this kind of treatment is just down right ridiculous and uncalled for. Needless to say I will not be taking my business back to this establishment.

Service and food is good atmosphere a little cool, convenience store vibe.