Zodiac Subs — Restaurant in Boulder

This isn’t directed toward John - the owner - who is amazing when he is working - but toward the other staff. I came into the store after 1 guy, although my to go order (large order) had been placed beforehand. He got his sandwich before me, which is fine since I came in second and he just had one sandwich. They tell me it’ll be a 30 minute wait. I step to the side, and they tell me to wait outside on a 100 degree day - no thanks, I’m waiting inside. Four other customers came in after me, ordered, all got their food before me despite my pick up time being quoted at 11:37 (7 minutes after I got to the store and got quoted 30). Then I ask why this way and sharing my feelings and the counter woman gave me an attitude because I was sharing my feelings of being disrespected since they served 4 customers that came after me. Luckily I understand Spanish, and heard one of the workers complaining about me right in front of me. Very, very disrespectful. Everyone should take their business elsewhere.

P.S. the quoted 30 minute time turned...

Sandwich was pretty good but nowadays beef should have an option for horseradish type sauce. Vinegar and oil is a poor combination for roast beef in my opinion.

The girl behind the counter was very unfriendly and did not respond to several questions we had. Maybe she did not speak English? Not sure.

The overall quality of the meats and bread was good and we enjoyed the Italian sub.

There is really no atmosphere to the space which is a small seating area with a counter but this is really a carry out type of place. It did seem clean. There was no washroom where you could wash your hands. They tell you to go to a restaurant next door if you need a washroom. They did have hand sanitizer available. Overall all decent sandwiches which could use a few more options rather than just oil and vinegar...

I love stopping here on my way home from work in Boulder (and tbh I’ll still drive 30 minutes out for these subs on my days off). Great prices, great ingredients (they really load you up), and the workers are always kind. By far my favorite sandwich shop in the area as a picky east-coast native.

The restaurant is tiny, so don’t plan on eating there unless it’s outdoor seating. When the parking lot is full it’s hard to figure out where to go, especially since Arapahoe traffic is always heavy and some streets around it are one-ways. I sometimes park near the strip mall behind Zodiac if their parking is full (but warning they do have tow...