I came here once about two years ago or so, and once again the other day. Both times were super weird experiences. Both times, we were greeted the same extremely friendly older man(I assume the owner). I love friendly, but it was over the top and uncomfortable. Both times felt like we couldn't get out of there, because he was interested in our whole life story and wouldn't stop asking questions about our life. Like I said, friendly is great, but this was just a little too extreme and uncomfortable. The first time when I went a couple years ago, I had my daughter with me. There were cookies cooling on the top out in the open, and as the guy was talking to us, he kept spitting on all of the cookies. Then he gave us cookies for free to take home, (that we ended up throwing in the trash because they were covered in spit) that was super nice, but gross. When we came here the other day with our son, he went to get a free cookie for my son as well. First, he licked his finger, and then he grabbed a cookie bag with that finger, and then used that same hand and finger to pick up the cookie and put it in the bag. No gloves, just a spitty finger. Gross. When we walked into the store, we looked down on the almost empty chip shelf, and it was caked with layers of dust and dead bugs. The floor looked like it hadn't been swept or mopped in a very long time and the icemaker randomly started shooting ice out of it while we were ordering. My son was super excited to get Subway, so we let him, but my husband and I were grossed out about the whole situation and didn't order anything. Then I get to the register and tried to use my rewards app, but I couldn't get it to scan on their scanner. I asked the guy behind the counter (different guy than the super friendly owner) how to use the scanner and he said he has no idea because he has only worked there for eight weeks. What!? Both experiences were so weird and the second visit was especially gross. We will not be back to that location again. I feel like a visit front the health department would be in order here, as well as lessons on appropriate customer service. read more