Subway — Restaurant in Idaho

I hesitate to write this. If you plan on eating here, make sure school is in session. This is my second stop this month, and both times I had same experience. Food quality and care of prep was great. I have nothing but praise for the employees ‘on shift’. The problem is that it is a hangout for young teens that are quite obnoxious. They have no care that they are in their peers place of employment and that it is a restaurant. Their noise/banter was so loud the gentleman in line next to me had to lean forward to hear my response about his comment, “school must be out!” I like that these kids are not out destroying our city. But at same time they aren’t doing the owner any favors. Just a little care and respect that there are others including families in the building and that their flirting and noise is very loud and carries through the small space.

In short, quality food. And fairly clean store. Environment is less than par when school is out. It’s a hangout for young kids that have no disdain for the...

Up until recently, I would have given my current store a five-star rating. Recent management decisions, however, have prompted me to grant a one-star rating and end my weekly (and, over 20 year) relationship with Subway. Several months ago, Subway chose to stop offering Swiss cheese which I have been told is probably the most requested cheese (and, if you haven’t guessed) my clear favorite. I adjusted to the new policy by making a weekly trip to the neighboring Albertsons to separately purchase my Swiss cheese. A couple of weeks ago, the decision was made to stop offering thinly sliced roast beef and, instead, offer a substitute that they called shredded roast beef. I later discovered that it was certainly not shredded roast beef but rather a product that had the appearance, color and texture of ground-up, dried cardboard. It actually tasted similar to what I would have imagined ground up, dried cardboard would taste like. Actually, it was pretty disgusting. Sorry Subway, I was...

Ordered a Turkey sub. Asked for Avocado and they said they charged extra (yeah alright add it anyway.) When I opened the sandwich to eat the Avocado was on the outside of the bun and barely on half of the sandwich. Was such a thin amount you couldn't even taste it. I add it in place of mayo or other sauces and because there was so little the sandwich was so fricken dry. If it's something you charge extra for it should be applied in a hefty manor where your customer paying extra can actually tell it's been added onto the sandwich. Wasn't worth the $12.00 I paid for the entire sandwich especially when half gets thrown away for being too dry due to lack of Avocado. I will not be returning to...