Subway — Restaurant in Clearwater

To whom it may concern/owners : We had a long drived from edmonton to Vancouver this August 2023 and stop for a break Here. We all don't eat pork except for my mother she loves her sandwich with bacon so... we ask the lady who is working that time to pls change their hand gloves reason food cross contamination and she was kind of upset that we asked her that and mad as she told to the other mens coworkers in other language " oh palitan ninyo daw ung mga gwantes nyo" with a mad accent in how she developed her words... I was going to ask her why she acted like that but I just controlled myself. As far as she don't know that I can understand what she said because im a filipino too..I think she thought that all of us are from other culture because my other companions are bangladesh and India.. she doesn't know that two of us are filipino. I'm giving a bad review on how this establishment treated their customers.. that is...

I don’t even know where to begin. Ordering the foot-long nacho was supposed to be a journey of indulgence—an epic culinary saga of cheesy, crunchy bliss. What I received instead? A post-apocalyptic ration designed for a hamster on a diet.

They handed me a lone, sad, single Dorito chip bag. Picture this: a solitary triangle of despair, no bigger than a pinky nail, desperately trying to cover an entire 12-inch sub like a postage stamp trying to smother a mattress fire.

It was as if they were preparing for the end of days, stashing every other chip in an underground bunker. Maybe there’s a chip shortage I wasn’t informed about? Maybe Doritos are now a rare delicacy served only to royalty and raccoons?

My “foot-long nacho” ended up being a “foot-long meh-chunk of bread” with all the bravado of a damp napkin. I came hungry. I left betrayed.

Would I order again? Only if I’m training for...

I asked them to match the online deal, which should have been a straightforward process. However, after spending ten minutes trying to access the deal online, I informed them that their online system wasn't working. They acknowledged that they didn’t have that deal available online either. It felt as though they were intentionally withholding information from me, or perhaps just playing games. In the end, I had to pay the regular price for my sub, and I was charged extra on top of that.

The teriyaki chicken was also part of the deal at the outlet, yet I was still charged for it unless I caught the error myself. Instead of apologizing and correcting the mistake, the employee simply handed me my change without acknowledging the error.

Management should consider carefully before hiring the right people for the...