Traveling and decided to eat here from previous MGD experiences in other locations. The place had…read more2 people eating, when my son, daughter & I came in to dine. There was no one manning the front to take our order for a significant amount of time and when she did come out she had an attitude that matched her facial expression, which was anything but welcoming. We tried to inquire about various menu items and in addition to being out of several types of bread, as well as vegetables. She offered no recommendations for substituting those items that you were out of and stood there looking at us like we were inconveniencing her. We all ordered something different and nothing tasted good, down to the sweet tea. We came in hoping to enjoy the atmosphere and food. It was apparent Madison W. didn't want to be there.

I never heard of Dorito nacho s I ordered nachos the chips Doritos which I don't like they cooked…read morethem in a microwave made chips chewy didn't even offer to take them back. It was our first time and the last. Please don't go to this rude place. The cashier was really nice the other _____. I didn't thank you could miss nachos up but I found out differently.

This was the first time I been to Mc Alister's Deli. This…read moreone is in a two called troy Alabama. I was visiting family in this area and I seen t mobile Tuesday gave away a free meal. So I stopped in to try it. First off the place was clean and looked like a nice restaurant. Staff was professional and polite. Did a very good job. I ordered the club with a tomato cucumber waited. And got a sweet tea Didn't have a long waite. Yo get my order. The teas was good for a sweet tea one of the best I had but not the best. But good. The salad was good for it juts being onions tomato and cucumbers. The club had turkey bacon and cheese it was very good. I do recommend trying McAllister's at lest once . I be back when I am near one. Thank you to the staff polite respectful and did a amazing job. 5 stars out of 5 For food service and cleanliness of the restaurant

The Savannah chopped salad with Smokey pepper jack turkey sandwich is my two absolute favs and Troy…read moreMcAlisters nailed it. The meal was on pointe. Service was extremely fast and super friendly.

We made a quick stop in and was very pleased with the cleanliness and quickness of service. Our…read morefood was all correct, and very tasty!! They had a great chip selection. I snagged my new favorite, spicy pickle chips. The place was very busy with the post church crowd and they kept orders moving along nicely. Will definitely stop again!

FUCK this place. We called before and tried to place an order. They said they don't take orders…read moreafter 7:30. Okay whatever we will just walk in. Get there at 7:45 and they see us and lock the door. Will never be coming back.

RUDE. worker, dismissive and on her phonefood was decent. tried to get boneless and she tried to…read moreforce us to change.

Recently opened in Old Pizza Hut location on major US Highway with similar eateries and fast food…read morenearby. Our first try was today at 2pm after reading local newspaper article. . Clean establishment, plenty of convenient parking. Quick service at order counter and took us time to familiarize with menu etc. No rush or hustle from staffer! My wife ordered the Reuben Combo, and I opted for the 6 hot wings Combo with bleu cheese. . The wings were advertised as "with Celery and choice of Ranch or Bleu Chese Dressing". Combos include a sizeable serving of crinkle cut Fries and endless drink refills at the beverage bar. Wife is a Reuben Connoisseur and it seemed the only "Deli" Item offered (In a place titled a Deli?) Food was delivered from the kitchen to table after a short wait and was served in Styro clamshells. Condiments, seasonings, napkins, utensils and drinks were all self-serve from nearby locations.. Reuben combo. Served on two-toned rye bread and wrapped in tissue, not halved. The corned beef was sliced thinly, overcooked, dry and tough. We both mouthed "Leather" at the same moment! It was doused in thousand island dressing and NO sauerkraut or swiss cheese apparently. Reuben gets a "D" rating, only because it resembles a sandwich by that name. Wings with optional hot sauce. I received six mini-wings (about 2.5 inches long and minimal girth) that were dry, shrunk up and doused in hot sauce. They offer about 6 options for sauce but this ole boy goes for the fire! The sauce saved (or hid, more appropriately) the meal. No celery or bleu cheese was included in the clamshell. Did not go to counter and ask why?? Wings get a "C", saved by the sauce and ample fries. Crinkle fries. My favorite, my wife prefers shoestrings. I thought the fries were fine, crispy on the outside, just right on the inside and servings were ample. Note: Coke products and only Sweet Tea offered at beverage bar, no Unsweet or lemon wedges offered. +++ Let's face it, it's expensive to eat out these days, every restaurant faces increasing labor, food and overhead costs. Discriminating diners seek VALUE for $$ spent and I'd rate this a very low value for the $$ spent. The tab came to $25.26. For $25.00++ for two, there are better value lunch options nearby.

We are fans of Jersey Mike's, but unfortunately not this location. You have to physically watch…read morethem make your hoagie, otherwise chances are good that it will be made incorrectly. I usually order online, and every time I do, the order comes out wrong. The first time it happened, the manager gave me some free coupons. The second time it happened, I went back and asked them to remake our orders. The third time it happened was a door dash order--they handed the driver someone else's order. I got a refund from DD and ordered again. Both sandwiches were correct, except that they were COVERED in salt. Publix is two minutes away and much cheaper--just get your hoagies there.

From the owner: Jersey Mike's, a fast-casual sub sandwich franchise with more than 2,500 locations open and under…read moredevelopment nationwide, has a long history of community involvement and support. Started at the Jersey Shore in 1956, Jersey Mike's serves authentic East Coast-style subs on fresh baked bread - the same recipe it started with over 60 years ago. The company's mission is to bring its customers the highest quality, freshest made sub in the industry and give back to the communities in which it operates.

Publix had become the leading supermarket in Florida and has since expanded throughout the…read moresoutheastern United States. They became the leading supermarket by putting a strong emphasis on customer service. They bring the adage "the customer is always right" to new levels. Add to this fantastic BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals and that alone makes for a winning combination. Add to this the iconic subs that they make in their deli (affectionately known as Pub Subs) and they become virtually unbeatable. These subs are pretty amazing. I usually go with their Italian sub or their roast beef. Both are excellent and I guess anything you would order at their deli counter would be a winner. This particular location is in Troy, Alabama and serves this community well. I must say that I would definitely recommend this particular location or any Publix, for that matter. I choose to give it five stars for their steps in making sure a visit to a Publix is always a wonderful experience.

Publix Deli in Troy, Alabama is THE WORST! I love shopping at Publix but this deli is TERRIBLE!…read more I've placed 3 orders weeks and days in advance and they are 0 for 3. Order 1- I called in an order for 90 wings - They made 90 potato wedges. Order 2 - I called in an order for a sandwich platter - I got bread, only bread on a platter. Order 3 - this past weekend I ordered 80 chicken tenders over a week in advance online. An hour and 5 minutes before pick up time the deli called saying they didn't have any tenders. 3 strikes - you're out!

Smaller, old-style gas station. It can be a bit tight, but overall, it was an okay experience.read more

I hardly ever leave a negative review but this time I just felt the need to, because my experience…read morewas so poor. Pulled in to stop for gas and a bathroom break on a trip to Florida. The automatic shut off for the pump did not work and I went in to tell the cashier but he just said "it is fine." And said that it did not need to be fixed. The bathroom had ants and no paper towels. The floors were filthy and the attendants were rude.

Just a little dot in the road, but a really good deli We got…read morefried chicken, fried potato wedges, and macaroni and cheese, and a biscuit Everything was really good and about seven dollars a meal. You can't beat that.

Neat place in the middle of nowhere…read more.. As I sat at the railroad crossing 50 yards in front of this store, waiting for the world's longest train to clear the road, I developed a fierce thirst. After 20 minutes of watching drab-colored railcars roll s-l-o-w-l-y by, I whipped in for gas and a cold drink. The exterior is typical small-town convenience store, but the store is larger than it looks and serves as a general store for the area, apparently. Groceries, hardware, dog food, cleaning supplies, etc. stock the shelves. There's also a lot of cool old stuff around the store. Old scales, signs, and memorabilia from ye olden days. I wandered around a bit, ogling, selected a Diet Dr. Pepper, a can of snuff, paid for my gas, and hit the road. There's a pizza/deli area inside, with a couple/several tables to sit at, if you have nowhere to be and want to idle. The lady behind the counter was friendly and made the pit stop a bit more pleasant. Diesel pumps on the side, set-up like a mini truck stop.