Subway — Restaurant in Bristol Township

Went in with my cousin for sandwiches. Made sure the sign said breakfast was served "all day" before ordering a steak, egg, & cheese flat bread sandwich. Was informed that they didn't have any eggs. Since that is what I came for I didn't order anything else. My cousin preceded to order a BMT, at which point she had to guess at what veggies were there because they all had non-see-through lids on. She was then informed that they didn't have a few of the veggies that she requested. She decided to make do and finish up. When she got to the register and was about to order cookies she changed her mind because there were hardly any left and those that were there didn't look very good. Since the cookies were seriously depleted, she just asked for chips and a fountain beverage and paid for her meal. She then found out that there was no ice in the dining room soda fountain and asked if they could fill her cup behind the counter. The employees informed her that there was no ice behind the counter either.

This was the worst Subway restaurant that I have ever been to and will not be returning to...

I am very upset about this situation that just happened. I asked this nice male employee if I could use 2 coupons in one transaction and he told me yes so I ordered 2 sandwiches so I could one coupon for the $6.99 and I used other coupon that was “get a free cookie with a purchase of a foot long”. My brother who handed the coupons to the girl that was charging us for my order told me I couldn’t use 2 coupons in one transaction when I told her that the guy told me I could so she asked him if they could and the guy told her yes so she did the transaction. When I was done paying for my order and she gave me my sandwiches, tell me why she told me that I can’t use 2 coupons in one transaction ever again. I was so confused when the guy legit told her yes but she still wants to pick an argument with...

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