Mr. Goodcents

Another bad experience, another decision not to order again. Both because of the owner. When ordering on phone for delivery, rather than state the time it would take, he tells me how many orders are ahead of me, and won't tell me how long it would take. Was not pleasant about it. I stopped going for over a year for same reason. What's interesting is the other comments are all about the owner. If Good Cents as a company wants success I'd suggest starting there because you lost 6 customers at once.

Our sandwiches were fantastic. I think it is their bread that makes them stand apart from the competition. They have been adding more meat to them and it is a huge improvement. My main complaint is that the staff isn't always friendly or helpful as other places. If I add something extra there has been a long sigh from them. I keep going back because the food is delicious but I would love for the owner/managers to find a way to help their staff be 5 star (a raise, better training, better hours, more appreciation)

Just another chain that serves sandwiches on soft factory bread. The bread on my roast beef sandwich had the consistency of unbaked phyllo dough. The sandwich was fairly long at 8 inches but they made up for that with a paper thin layer of roast beef and Swiss cheese. Only lettuce option was shredded which tastes like straw to me. Sandwich was certainly edible but definitely nothing special. And at $10 for sandwich plus small bag of chips it hardly can be called a bargain. Will keep looking for locally owned shops that have the potential to be better.