Subway — Restaurant in Eindhoven

1965, Fred DeLuca had resolved to fulfill his dream wish: to become a doctor. DeLuca was looking for a way to finance his studies, so a family friend suggested opening a restaurant serving "submarine" sandwiches.This friend - Dr. Peter Buck - offered to become Fred's partner with a $1,000 loan. This is how a business relationship was born that would change the world of fast food forever. The first restaurant opened in Bridgeport, Connecticut in August 1965. After that, they planned to open 32 restaurants within 10 years. Fred quickly learned the basics of running a business and with it the importance of serving a high quality product, providing excellent customer service, keeping operating costs low and finding great locations. The lessons Fred learned at this early stage are still the foundation for all successful SUBWAY®...

I am going to make this review in English so that everyone can understand that this place to eat is great but today there were 3 people working (apparently new) and a lady dressed in black without protective mesh in her hair, apparently the manager can judge Because of her horrible way of treating the employees, my family and I had to wait for her to finish scolding a young man (who was apparently learning) to be able to place our order, the food is great but the simple fact that she was " Yelling"at the young man makes the eating experience quite unpleasant. In this place they also look for new workers, if you are looking for work and you like to be treated like garbage this is the ideal place for you. I wish I know the name of this lady so I can...

Here is usually a good subway branch that I like. However, today there was an old lady behind the counter (probably manager) and she was annoying. I don't understand if she is trying to make small profits by making small calculations. I can say for sure that she deliberately put less ingredients in purpose. Less onions, less tomatoes.. In the end, I wanted to make a meal and they only put 7-8 small potatoes. This kind of behavior will drive...