Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Wheelchair Accessible: Yes Good for Kids: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
4 reviews
Cindy Hensler
I only go this location because it's the closest Subway to my job, and sometimes Subway is what I want.
I don't really like the customer service here. So as the guy was making my sandwich and putting in my veggies, the guy at the register told me to go pay so I went back and forth between my sandwich and the register. I didn't get to tell them which sauce to put in my sandwich because I was at the register at that time and the guy wrapped up my sandwich without even asking if i want any sauce. I DID!
No sauce + smallest amount of veggies on a Subway sandwich ever = driest Subway sandwich ever
The smallest Subway in the history of the world. It was also messy though they did clean when I was sitting down to eat here. It was okay but they are cheap with the veggies.
I scanned the menu. Buffalo chicken sub wasn't there. So I asked the guys behind the counter- "do you guys have hot sauce."
Subway Guy: "Yes"
Me: "Ok, I'll have a roasted chicken."
OK, cool, I thought to myself., they can make me a buff sub anyway.
And so the conversation/order continued.
"Bread?"
"Whole wheat."
"Cheese?"
"American"
"Lettuce?"
"Yes, and green peppers & olives"
Sauce?
And here is where it went down hill. Fast.
"Hot sauce."
"Ketchup??"
"No, hot sauce."
"Ketchup." Guy #1 passes guy #2 a bottle of ketchup.
"You said you had hot sauce…"
"No hot sauce, you want ketchup?"
"No!"
"OK, so no sandwich?"
"Um.. no. Thanks"
It is totally possible that this location has gotten itself a real bottle of hot sauce since I've been in… but I haven't been back since. I'd rather walk an extra block up Canal and visit the other Chinatown location. If you have a choice- pick the other, its just not worth the hot sauce / ketchup battle.
It was kinda hot today in NYC. I went for a walk to Dean and Deluca for some yummies when every department was crammed and full of staffers who hated their jobs. I had to get back to work in a hurry and my coworker wanted a veggie sub. So we ducked out empty handed.
On the way back to work we walked into the poorly reviewed location desperate for something quick. It was Stiffling in there! Poor guys didnt have any cool air in there.
The guy assembling the sandwiches was making a weird robot voice to make the patrons smile. He kept spitting these hilarious nonsense phrases.
"No Money, No Honey"
"Your Tuni for Tuna"
"No Tuna only Tuni"
It was hilarious. Everyone had this face like "wtf?!" I wasnt starving so asked if i could just get the bread. I have never asked for just bread before but they had a good time making a huge presentation out my "just bread" comment.
"No Meat!?"
"She wants NO MEAT!"
"What about cheese?"
"She dont want the cheese either, boss"
"does she want chips?"
"No, just the bread"
And when i forked over $3 for a loaf of plain bread the guy handed me a cup.
"No thank you, I don't want a drink"
"Everyone who smiles as pretty as you gets a free soda"
So i gave him one more soda winning smile. Took my cup and went on my merry way. Seriously, I dont know how these guys got such bad reviews. It was the most fun I have ever had in a Subway shop. ever. And you gotta love workers who make the best of the unfortunate climate in their store.
I only go this location because it's the closest Subway to my job, and sometimes Subway is what I want.
I don't really like the customer service here. So as the guy was making my sandwich and putting in my veggies, the guy at the register told me to go pay so I went back and forth between my sandwich and the register. I didn't get to tell them which sauce to put in my sandwich because I was at the register at that time and the guy wrapped up my sandwich without even asking if i want any sauce. I DID!
No sauce + smallest amount of veggies on a Subway sandwich ever = driest Subway sandwich ever
The smallest Subway in the history of the world. It was also messy though they did clean when I was sitting down to eat here. It was okay but they are cheap with the veggies.
I walked into this location once.
I scanned the menu. Buffalo chicken sub wasn't there. So I asked the guys behind the counter- "do you guys have hot sauce."
Subway Guy: "Yes"
Me: "Ok, I'll have a roasted chicken."
OK, cool, I thought to myself., they can make me a buff sub anyway.
And so the conversation/order continued.
"Bread?"
"Whole wheat."
"Cheese?"
"American"
"Lettuce?"
"Yes, and green peppers & olives"
Sauce?
And here is where it went down hill. Fast.
"Hot sauce."
"Ketchup??"
"No, hot sauce."
"Ketchup." Guy #1 passes guy #2 a bottle of ketchup.
"You said you had hot sauce…"
"No hot sauce, you want ketchup?"
"No!"
"OK, so no sandwich?"
"Um.. no. Thanks"
It is totally possible that this location has gotten itself a real bottle of hot sauce since I've been in… but I haven't been back since. I'd rather walk an extra block up Canal and visit the other Chinatown location. If you have a choice- pick the other, its just not worth the hot sauce / ketchup battle.
"No Money, No Honey!"
It was kinda hot today in NYC. I went for a walk to Dean and Deluca for some yummies when every department was crammed and full of staffers who hated their jobs. I had to get back to work in a hurry and my coworker wanted a veggie sub. So we ducked out empty handed.
On the way back to work we walked into the poorly reviewed location desperate for something quick. It was Stiffling in there! Poor guys didnt have any cool air in there.
The guy assembling the sandwiches was making a weird robot voice to make the patrons smile. He kept spitting these hilarious nonsense phrases.
"No Money, No Honey"
"Your Tuni for Tuna"
"No Tuna only Tuni"
It was hilarious. Everyone had this face like "wtf?!"
I wasnt starving so asked if i could just get the bread. I have never asked for just bread before but they had a good time making a huge presentation out my "just bread" comment.
"No Meat!?"
"She wants NO MEAT!"
"What about cheese?"
"She dont want the cheese either, boss"
"does she want chips?"
"No, just the bread"
And when i forked over $3 for a loaf of plain bread the guy handed me a cup.
"No thank you, I don't want a drink"
"Everyone who smiles as pretty as you gets a free soda"
So i gave him one more soda winning smile. Took my cup and went on my merry way.
Seriously, I dont know how these guys got such bad reviews. It was the most fun I have ever had in a Subway shop. ever.
And you gotta love workers who make the best of the unfortunate climate in their store.