Mr. Sub’s Sandwich Shop — Restaurant in Jasper

The food is just okay little rushed but my issue is the way the lady with the glasses and brown hair in a bun is so rude and snappy with her coworker!! As a customer it literally gave me anxiety to watch. The girl on the cash register seemed to be trying her best all while being disheartened.. I wouldn’t be surprised if she quits soon because she was treated like a dog. The lady on front line with the snappy obnoxious attitude snatched a ticket out of the girls hand while she was trying to hang it up because i guess she wasn’t hanging it up fast enough.. She snatched money out of the girls hand and started counting back to a customer when the girl was literally about to do that.. she just spoke down to her and made the whole place a bad atmosphere. I don’t care what the food taste like i’m not going back and supporting a toxic work environment that gave ME...

I have ate at Mr.Subs before and every time it has been good. But I just ordered from there and took it home to eat..let’s just say I had to throw the whole steak and cheese sub in the garbage. The bread was hard as a rock and it smelled terrible. If anyone knows what old bread smells like before it starts to mold, well that’s what it smelled like. Horrible. Never will I eat there again. I’m so upset that I just wasted $8. Updating this post: 03/18/2024 I ate here last week and the lady that made my sandwich was super nice, plus the food was delicious. I decided to eat there again today 03/18/2024, and of course the lady who took my order and made my food was so hateful. I was super nice and respectful and of course said thank you, she then proceeded to roll her eyes and walk off. Definitely not the way customers want...

Disappointed 1st time visitor who normally loves greasy spoon mom-n-pop local places, esp after seeing many cars there for lunch. My $15 "steak & cheese" (+tea) felt no different than a $4 prepackaged sandwich I could get at the Gateway on the way home. Stale bread crumbling, hardly a grilled feel to the minimal meat (couldn't even discern the onions), and weak watery condiments plus a limp pickle. The only silver lining was I liked the cool authenticity and friendliness of the clock-tatted lady. Place has ample parking and seating, does to-go, and a down home feel to it, but at the end of the day it's about the food,...