Subway

Ok. In a busy restaurant about half full of customers, is it acceptable to to tell someone who rolled into the store in a wheel chair and your employee yelled at the top her lungs, “sir you need to have working legs and walk into this location” and bring unwanted attention to someone who is, Visually different then the norm? Ok how is it Acceptable to do this with someone not wearing a mask? Your Employee seen a physical trait that was considered different then normal in today’s day and age.nWhen I walked into this location, I did not get a greeting, or like most of the time, silence until I order food. When I walked into this location, my greeting was a employee yelling at me loud enough that people in the parking lot probably head her clearly. “Sir you have to wearing a mask to be in here”. But I wasn’t walking out I had more then 6 feet of distance in every direction. Well she continued to repeat herself like I and everyone on the block couldn’t hear her the first time. But added “it’s on the door sir”. So I asked her a simple question. “Do you want my Business or not”. I had to repeat it three times, probably because her ears were ringing like every one else in the restaurant. Her response was “ No I want you to wear a mask”. There is more but this already long winded. And the sign on the door is so small Unless your looking you won’t see it. And it does not say that mask are mandatory or else, it asks to were one.nI will never, step foot in this location again and it will probably affect subway as an option in the future.

Always my favorite,broccoli soup and fresh tuna. Yumm

Everything is made fresh, good customer service, very polite people

This subway is right by my work I go in all the time it is always so clean!!! The people that work there are always so nice and cheerful I'd say it's the best one in town!!

After explaining that I was allergic to tomatoes and my sub was full of tomatoes. They just said sorry and didn't even offer to make me a new one.