Subway — Restaurant in Harrislee

In a world where self-service screens promise ease, Subway is a master at keeping you on your toes. One would think choosing between German and English would yield two different languages, but alas, it's a delightful illusion – everything is seemingly Deutsch, regardless of your selection. It's like asking for a Tamagotchi and getting a falconer's glove instead. The sandwich? Oh, it's as predictable as a rainy November day. You expect a certain standard, but here you get it with a twist: the ingredients you specifically asked to avoid somehow find their way into the glorious creation. Perhaps it's an art form, this reading comprehension of a receipt, where 'remove' discreetly means 'add'. I gave it a 3/5, because it's still food, even if it's an experience that challenges both linguistic skills and...

Ordered 3 sandwiches and even paid extra to get sliced cheese in them and bacon. We got SO disappointed when we got them!! In a 30 sandwich there was 1 slice of soaked bacon and there was no cheese to be seen anywhere. When pointing this out to the staff, he took a glove on and started to open and stir around in the sandwich, just to end up pointing at a white melted piece literally the size of my pinky nail, saying this is cheese! We paid extra for SLICES of Gouda cheese and there is no way that was in it! Really rude attitude from the staff and a very messy and soggy sandwich. We were very disappointed and will never eat here again or recommend anyone else to do so either. There is plenty of different choices in the area so do your self a favour and don’t waste...

Didn’t end up eating there, as when we arrived, two customers and two employees were full on yelling at each other. Then, when the first set of customers left, another one didn’t want their sandwich anyways, as someone else’s hands had touched it (not fully sure what happened), but the employees then quite rudely tried to argue with her. And since one of the sandwiches we needed had to be gluten free, we just didn’t have confidence that they were able to handle that correctly, and it just felt like a very hostile...