Subway

I didn’t expect a routine stop at a fast-food restaurant to turn into a moment that stayed with me, but that’s exactly what happened one afternoon at a Subway. I walked in thinking about my order and what I still had to do that day, not prepared for the tension that would follow. What stood out immediately wasn’t anything loud or obvious—it was subtle, uncomfortable, and impossible to ignore once I felt it. From the start of the interaction, Treys tone toward me felt different. His responses were short and sharp, his body language closed off. When I asked simple questions about the menu, he reacted with impatience, as if I were inconveniencing him. At first, I tried to brush it off. Everyone has bad days, and I didn’t want to assume the worst. But as I watched him interact with other cust

The food is awful. Not fresh. Bread is hard as a rock. When you ask for light item they over whelm the product. Over priced garbage. I've gotten them 2 tries and regret both attempts

It was take out and was extremely well made

This is the best Subway location I've visited (I've even worked for Subway in another state) the staff are very friendly and efficient. One employee there (early 20's female, I believe she's been employed there the longest) is absolutely amazing at her job and probably isn't paid enough for it. I've dined in, used the app to order and gotten my food to go with not one issue ever. I am a frequent customer because of this.

Skip pass this place, I’ll rather eat McDonalds before going to this place again. There’s a bunch of kids that work there, that plays and talk all the time. Food isn’t cooked or made properly. The manager is never available, save ur money and headache.