Subway — Restaurant in Galt

I came to this location at 9:45 pm. Granted it’s late but, seeing as they close at 10pm I still should have been able to have ordered a sandwich. Anyway, the lights were off and there was a man standing counting money in the dark. I checked the door which clearly stated 10pm as the closing time. I pulled on the door to see if (because during business hours) I could have some explanation as to why they were closed. Very rudely I was told that they closed early because it was slow.... no “sorry” or “I apologize for the inconvenience”. An apology is the least I should have gotten for having to travel to a place that states online and on the door that they weren’t supposed to be closed. As someone who’s owned businesses, this is not a good way to bring in business if you just “decide” to close when it’s slow. Businesses have ebbs and flows. Deal with minor inconveniences to please customers in the long run, that’s how the big companies succeed. Maybe one day this franchise owner will get the picture. Don’t greet me with attitude when I am trying to give you money....

I hadn't gone to a Subway in a few years. It used to be my go to for lunch at least once or twice a week when I was working. This Subway needed a face-lift. Seemed run down. I had ordered a foot long chicken bacon ranch. The young woman making the sandwich was very stingy on the ingredients. I asked for the bacon to be well done. So she cooked it separately and it was still uncooked and limp not the way I like my bacon. She then proceeded to put ranch on the sandwich a few little squirts, so I asked for more. It was not a good experience at all. She asked if I wanted cheese I forgot that was extra. Well my footlong and a bag of chips was $16 plus change. I walked out and couldn't believe it. The worst $16.00 meal I've had in a long time. P.s my bf wanted a cold cut sandwich (which was on their billboard) the girl said "Oh yeah we don't make that anymore" So he didn't order anything. I just wasn't impressed at all. I doubt I'll ever step foot into a...

All I wanted was a fake tuna sandwich and a root beer.

The gangley teenager with long hair sticking out of his cap ready to fall into my Sandwich that I have to tell them how to make even though they call themselves a sandwich shop, was concerned about my lack of face mask.

If I can eat at this Subway I'm pretty sure my immune system is well intact.

If he had the vaccine and it works and he is wearing a mask and it works I'm a little confused about what his concern is about my safety.

So I drove to Lodi which is another county and that Subway was perfectly happy to serve me fake tuna with no mask. Thank the sandwich gods that a virus knows how to read the boundaries of a map.

Another $8.23 that i wasn't able to spend in...