Subway — Restaurant in Suffield

There I was, freezing cold, battered, bruised, bloody, and limping down Mountain Road on a frigid, damp January night when all of a sudden I felt a higher power guiding me to the bright warm lights of this establishment. I opened the door I felt the soul healing warmth of the toaster ovens gently caress my body as the young muscular sandwich artist greeted me with a smile. His voice, soft but deep, was like the purr of a tiger. He asked me what I would like and I responded "A hug." and there we embraced for no less than 30 minutes. I felt safe in his arms. His biceps pressing against my back with a gentle squeeze that let me know that he would keep me safe. Once we broke from the hug he fed me black olives one at a time whilst I knelt down in front of him. The best part of this encounter was the fact that he didn't...

Considered going back inside & asking the employee if he needed a hug because of how miserable our experience was.

Me & my boyfriend were the only customers ordering—you’d think the line was out the door!!! The employee: rolled his eyes when I asked for peppers (and the container was empty), rolled his eyes again when he realized my boyfriend was also ordering a sandwich in the same order (we walked in together), rolled his eyes AGAIN when my boyfriend told him to toast his sandwich.

Sandwiches weren’t great either but the optimistic side of me thinks he is in training, still learning those skills. I don’t expect perfection when going to subway, but I also don’t expect to leave...

I just had lunch here. Service was very slow, bathrooms were filthy, and I mean my 5 year old walked into them and said "ew". My sub was $9.00! And whoever made it barely put any vegetables on it. I ordered a foot long, there were maybe 6 black olives on it. And maybe 8 pickles. Not even enough lettuce to cover the bread well. It was very disappointing. I'm not sure I'll every go back since these are problems that have been getting worse and worse in the 4 years I have lived in this town. It's now to the point where I don't want to go waste my money there. And I...