Subway — Restaurant in Scotland

In my entire life, I have never been to a subway as awful as this one. I advise you not to visit here if you ever intend to. Significant health risks and hazards are present everywhere; staff members don't wash their hands frequently, and when preparing gluten-free sandwiches, they will put on gloves to give the impression that their shop is neat and clean. To add, the manager and the majority of staff members have facial piercings and long, false nails, which pose serious risks of getting into the food being prepared. Like probably the floor they're working on, the food unit is usually a repulsive mess and appears to have never been cleaned. In the food unit pots they sit in, various meats and vegetables are constantly combined with one another. The same thing with the sauces, they are all in one large glob, and when one is taken out to put on a sandwich, some of the other sauce gets mixed in. Another issue I've noticed is that after cleaning the toilets and emptying the bins, they return without fully washing their hands and then handle the food right away, disgusting! Staff will make us wait a long time for our food to be made as they have justeat orders to make, clearly they do not have things organised here. Another big problem here is the staff, who all try to project a false personality by acting friendly but in reality are awful and impolite. This place requires improved staff and a...

Absolutely useless. Ordered a foot long sub and received a 6 inch. I got nachos with Jalapeños in my order too… I received half of that… but before even getting to the food it was a disaster because the delivery guy appears at the door with my orders bag open and a vape in his hand. Disgusting.

So I then go to contact the shop and the phone number on Google doesn’t connect and you can’t contact via just eat. Avoid and make your sandwich yourself. It’ll be far...

Subway in a BP petrol station, so is what it is. Food usual good stuff from Subway. Guys doing the prep and serving were working their socks off but keep smiling. Main gripe is that it looked like there were as many deliveries going out the door as there were going over the counter, which meant a queue and a fairly long wait for the not that many folk who physically went...