Subway

This place is disgusting. I came here the other day and overlooked the filth because I came when they were slammed with customers. I came again today and it was still really dirty. The door and windows around the booths were filthy with grimy, greasy, fingerprints and smudges probably from the first day they had the windows installed. The tea decanters were totally filthy from top to bottom. They look like they’ve never been cleaned since they pulled them out of their cardboard boxes. If the manager is going to overlook this, what is he/she overlooking with the food and utensils, toasters, etc? I still can’t believe they are so busy. People have low standards I guess. I hope I don’t get sick.

we just ordered online for pick up, and probably won't be doing that again. ordered a footlong flatbread that we recieved cold. i thought i was my fault for not putting "toasted" on the online order, except it doesn't have the option to ask for toasted for flatbreads. probably bc flatbreads are *supposed* to be toasted no matter what. like toasted flatbread is the default. it's very rare that someone doesn't want their flatbread toasted. i ordered extra bacon, and it was cold as well. the online order allows you to ask for more or less of an add on (like olives,) but no matter what, and this goes for EVERY subway, they drown your sandwhich in olives. i worked subway guys. it's 6 olives per footlong. it's the fattyist and contains the most flavor. a little goes a long way. i've literally gotten to the point where when i ask for olives, i say "a lil lil lil lil lil bit of olives." like all exaggerated and apologetic like i'm asking for too much to have 6 olives instead of 20. and most of the time that just gets me the normal amount of olives, when i literally mean less. not that i personally care, but it's also the most expensive add on that the store buys besides like avocado. let a customer ask for more if they want it. but i even ask for less, and it's still excessive. i normally don't say anything and take the extra off when i get home, but my partners sandwhich was missing olives lol they were missing two of their add ons. i'm only really disappointed bc this was our one splurge of the week and was supposed to be a pick me up. my sub costed $10 and my partner's was $8, something we don't always have extra money for. now i want a pick me up for these sad sandwiches, but we already spent the money at this location lol idk my lesson for all this is to not use the online ordering. you can't communicate immediately with the person making your sandwich and make sure everything ends up on your sandwhich. apparantly you can add special intructions *right before* you check out, so i guess ask for your flatbread to be toasted there? anyway i don't feel this would be as much of an issue if subway paid their workers a living wage. minimum wage is minimum effort. invest in your workers please. there is no such thing as unskilled labor.

Subway has their menu & I love their tuna. I order the Tuna Deluxe with extra spinach, tomato, cucumber, red onion & green bell pepper, and just a splash of black pepper.. the 6" is a hearty meal for me. My kids both had turkey. Service was quick and friendly, and the tables were all clean. I have eaten at many of the Subways in San Antonio, & this one was on point. Consistency is the hallmark of a franchise, & Subway consistently achieves consistency.

Honestly don't know how this place is still open. Last time I was here was a year ago. I decided to give this place another try. Was around 8/9 pm. Walk in no one is in store. I call out no answer. Go out door and hear laughing and coughing down the ally by subway and paint store. You guessed it the Employees out side smoking. This store is a joke!