Subway — Restaurant in Alaska

Not impressed with the customer service. I didn't get the lady's name who "helped" us. She was skinny and older. It was very obvious she was either going through something or she hates life or she hates her job. I have food allergies and she rushed us through put ingredients in i didn't want. I had no time to ask questions to make sure my food wasn't going to make me sick. She was impatient with my 5 year old while she was trying to decide what to put on her sandwich. I understand there were 3 groups behind us but this wasn't lunch rush no reason not to take and extra 30 seconds to ensure my food is safe and ask my daughter...

The most quaint Subway I've been to, being that it is inside an old log cabin which used to be an old family restaurant (about 10 years ago). With that being said, since it is a franchise everything is basically the same as any Subway you could imagine, the "artists" have alwats been very courteous and accomodating. There is nice seating, with bar stool type tables, couch seating, and handicap accessible bench table seats. Only giving 4 stars because Subway itself isn't a top tier restaurant, nothing wrong with...

Food ok. But staff very unsanitary. The sandwich maker, Barber, I believe was his name would touch his hat and clothes with his gloves and continued to them put veggies on the sandwiches. When he did change gloves, he dud not wash his hands and touched the finger portions of the gloves with his bare hands, which were not clean. Lots of health code and Ecoli concerns here. BEWARE if you eat here, as you could easily get sick. I told the person on register, about the issues and he ignored me and the...