My niece and I and her family decided to run up to Subway for dinner last night. This was my first…read morevisit to this location. It is located on the left side of a building shared with small gas station. I liked the cozy atmosphere.
When you enter the Subway door, the sandwich counter is to the left, and several booths are directly to the right. The booths were small and a bit tight, but they did the job. All the tables were clean.
We were greeted right away, and a lady behind the counter got to work on our sandwich orders. A male employee was visible for a moment but must have been working in the back. We let a lone male customer go ahead of us, and another group of three came in behind our group. Another female employee joined in making the subs. It seemed to take a good ten minutes or more for our four sandwiches to be ready, but the meal was worth the wait.
A small selection of bagged chips hung on a rack the length of the counter and also sat on a display rack near the tables. They had Doritos, Baked Lays, Cheddar Sun Chips, and another brand of jalapeno potato chips. It occurred to me that salt and vinegar potato chips would have been nice, but my niece and I chose the Sun Chips and jalapeno.
I got a foot long Veggie Delight on wheat with all the veggies sans jalapenos and added avocado. Generous scoops of avocado were the base of my sandwich. I hadn't ordered that topping before. I was glad they had it as an option, and it was good. I opted for provolone and asked for oil and vinegar and yellow mustard. I was asked if I'd have liked my bread toasted, which was nice, but I chose not to. Half my sandwich and my Sun Chips were pretty filling, and I took the other half home, along with our cookies.
My niece had a 6" cheese steak with Ranch dressing, lettuce, tomato, banana peppers, and jalapenos. She bravely tried the jalapenos, but ended up picking some off. I had a small one, and while good, I'm just not used to them anymore. It was easy to see how they could overpower a sandwich, and a few more were hiding on her. My niece's mom had a chicken teriyaki sub that looked great, and I'm not sure what her dad had.
The staff gave us drink cups, including a small clear plastic cup for water for myself I got from the soda fountain directly to the right of the register. They didn't have bottled water, but the fountain water was cold and tasted filtered. My niece had Dr. Pepper, and her parents also had pop. There was also a Coke self-serve fountain next to Subway's fountain of Pepsi products, but I think the Coke belonged to the gas station.
A small lucite case full of chocolate chip, white chocolate macadamia nut, S'mores, and oatmeal raisin cookies next to the register was hard to resist. One of the ladies kindly came around the other side to assist my niece who wanted to be in charge of paying with the gift cards we had. It was just over $31 for the four of us. Not bad considering we'd just spent about the same for three for breakfast earlier in the week, and this was much more food.
The ladies behind the counter were friendly and promptly got eight orders in total done in about fifteen minutes. We enjoyed our meal. It was a nice late Summer evening as it turns to Fall. I would definitely return to this Subway.