Subway — Restaurant in Scott Township

I like going to a Subway from time to time. I stopped at the one off Rt 81, Exit 199 in Scott, PA.

The meats all looked older and unappetizing, so I ordered the sliced Turkey on a 1/2 of a sub roll, which seemed to be the best of the lot. It was sliced as thin as Prosciutto and I was given three small slices. When I asked for various veggies, they were provided in the smallest quantities possible. I skipped the tomatoes as they looked old. I bundled a bag of chips and a water with the 1/2 sandwich, and it came to just over $10. Definitely a lot considering the meager portions.

The owner is obviously out to make as much money off of the sandwiches as he can. He will not make any more off of me. I will...

Lady was rude and honestly made the worst subs of my life, got 3 slices of roast beef that didnt even cover have the bread, paid extra for mozz and had it toasted, wasnt even close to melted. Put barely any toppings on but stil did a gallon of mustard and mayo, almost walked out when i saw how she was making and wish i did! Litterally had so many bites of just bread and condiments. I would rather have a regular gas station pre made sub then suffer through what she served here. Would give 0 stars if i could, go to anyyyyy other subway this place isnt worth it!!! Like ate a whole foot long and still have to go get other food like i didnt even...

Got a bit worried when I saw it was an Exxon Subway, instead of a stand-alone, but was pleasantly surprised with my foot long sub sandwich. I ordered the Spicy Italian, and all of the ingredients tasted fresh and good. Due to it being an Exxon, there’s also gas to fill up, and the snacks you would find in a convenience store. However, this did not take away from the fact that it was a bona fide Subway, as big if not bigger than your typical Subway location. Good lunch en route on I-81 north...