Subway — Restaurant in West Valley City

This is not related to a visit. Rather the way this place handles its minor employees. My daughter is 16, and up until a few nights ago she was employed at this location. During her short employment here is what transpired. 1. She was told in a meeting by a store manager that the store is in jeopardy of closing and it's all the teenager's fault because supposedly they waste/give away too much food. She was told that she would need to complete online work training off the clock because she would not be scheduled time to do these required classes. Also being told she would not be scheduled shifts until these classes were done. And lastly. My daughter called me at almost 11 pm and explained she would be late coming home. When asked why, she explained it was because she was closing alone. I asked where a manager was she explained there wasn't one and that she was going to be doing manager duties. So immediately I become mama bear, send me my spouse to pick her up and bring her home. Problem with the lastly is; this is not the most savory neighborhood, she was ALONE. She was not a trained manager nor was she going to be monetarily compensated for the duties of one. I spoke to the district manager Blake Webster, he essentially said my daughter was lying about being told any of this. He then explained that they pay their employees well (my daughter with experience made 11.75). He explained subway has no policies in place that require a two person close. What a joke and as these are franchised I would not support this subway or any under his...

I’m not one to write reviews, but this needs some serious attention. I had a very disappointing experience at Subway today due to an unprofessional employee. I can't put a name to him since he wasn’t wearing a name tag, but he was the only male employee on-site with long hair.

While ordering a sandwich for my daughter, the employee told me how much mayonnaise I should put on her sandwich, even though I clearly knew it was too much. Unfortunately, it ended up being inedible, and I had to throw the sandwich away because my daughter wouldn't eat it.

To make matters worse, the employee kept bad-mouthing about his wages, saying he was planning to quit, and mentioned that he had just woken up and wasn’t ready to work. This level of unprofessionalism completely ruined the overall experience.

I expect better customer service and professionalism from Subway employees. This was a waste of money and an unpleasant experience. I will definitely not be returning to this location...

I usually enjoy subway on occasion but today was the worst experience I’ve had with an employee at subway. I don’t know his name, but his name tag said “three way”. I felt very uncomfortable with the way he conversed with me and how he kept making small remarks about my sandwich. I have a quite a bit of allergies, so I know my sandwich has to be bland. The one thing I love on my sandwich is extra olives since it’s the only flavorful thing I can eat, but the second I asked for some he made a nasty face and said something negative about people who like them on their sandwich and gave me the smallest amount, I felt uncomfortable asking for anymore and cut my sandwich order short. He even joked about hiding jalapeños in my sandwich because it was bland. I’m allergic to capsaicin, so if he actually did that I would be in a lot of trouble. Please consider talking to...