Subway — Restaurant in Windsor Heights

Too long;Didnt read- this subway is awful, and youre better off making food in the parking lot that you bought in the store.

For those of you who would like the full awful experience without paying the price of admission- read on

My wife and I approach the counter (undeterred by the 20 minutes we stood in line with literally three people in front of us) to be greeted with the flat and ever so kind words of "What do you want?" Under normal circumstances that would be enough to walk away... but we were at Wal-Mart and still had all our shopping to do, and I was in a particularly fine mood so I thought "oh well" My wife orders her sandwich on flatbread and after an uncomfortable silence and staredown is asked "white or wheat?" "Oh, wheat please." "You want cheese?" "Does this store have swiss?" (Sidenote we just moved here from Wyoming, and have found that many subways don't have swiss but they do in Wyoming) "No." Came the abrupt and condescending reply. "Ok... provalones fine, but can I get it toasted?" rolls eyes, tosses sandwhich in oven and turns her gaze on me "What do you want" with the same flat tone and mindless dissatisfaction of the first time... "At least it's not personal I guess?" I think to myself and say "Can I get a footlong meatball on italian." grabs loaf of bread and stares expectantly at me patiently waiting for the part where she cuts the bread, adds meatballs, and asks me what kind of cheese I would like because I've actually been to subway before and understand how things work begins to cut bread mumbling something inaudible about meatball and Italian and italian-meatball Glance to my wife to see if I'm the crazy person here, who's face tells me I most certainly am not Now the fun part of staring at our two sandwiches waiting to be finished and cooling off on the counter as the other person continues having no clue how to ring in the order ahead of us... "Do you want them to put it in the oven again since the first go around was kind of pointless?" I think about asking my wife, who's expression again confirms that I'm not the only one.

Then comes the other person... finally done with the register fiasco and other than being incredibly, if not awkwardly, slow at finishing our sandwiches gets us to the register. I spot a $.99 refill hard plastic cup that I'm sure is extra but think "that'd be nice to have" and against my better judgement ask "Hey how much for that cup?" "I don't know." an eternity goes by locked in the awkward Subway stare (Aside)"Do you how much this cup is?" "No... (insert guys name) does but I don't even know where he went" awkward Subway stare "What kind of cookie do you want?" In the same flat tone and unfriendly expectancy that I now realize is part of the training here. "Alright... well I guess we're just pretending that I didn't ask about the cup" I think and immediately decide that in getting this far I've pushed my luck far enough. "No cookies, thank you." "Its free cookie Monday." I have literally never in my entire life until this moment felt annoyed at the proposition of free cookies... but by this point in the transaction I was too preoccupied fighting the urge to just go back there and ring myself out in the interest of time... And after about 5 more minutes of confused button mashing we've paid and are getting drinks and eating mediocre food. And the tea... i didn't even drink the sludge that came out of that machine... nor should anyone... ever. And the walls of that place are sticky... yeah... let that set in.

So... basically... if this sounds like a totally acceptable experience then this is the subway for you. If not, walk 50 more feet, grab a loaf of bread and whatever you want on it, get a knife from the kitchen section and go eat in your car.... because it'll be a better, most likely cleaner, experience even if the check lady has a personal vendetta...

I was just recently in the Walmart subway. My wife and I was being helped by a unprofessional sandwich maker. The female asked what kind of bread id like so I told her my bread and what I'd like on the sandwich as she was getting the meat toppings she failed to ask if I'd like my bread toasted or not. And just started putting the chicken on top. So I told her as she was doing that I'd like only the chicken and cheese warmed up. She got a attitude and scrapped the chicken off the bread and placed it on the paper. She then grabbed four slices of cheese and piled them up on the meat not spreading it out. I still didn't say anything and kept calm after seeing my top of the bread torn through. Another lady started to assist with checking my wife and I out. My wife passed me the cup to fill my beverage, she place the chicken and clumped up cheese on my torn threw bread. I told the sandwich maker I'd like all veggies. As I filled my cup. I looked up and she was just sitting their with the evilest look on her face starring at me waiting impatiently and unprofessionally for me to tell her what sauces, my wife was so blown away by the girl all she could do is say wow and shake her head and laugh. I apologized to the sandwich maker, although she was a very rude person to deal with. I said sweet onion teriyaki and mayo. She literally flushed my sandwich in sweet onion teriyaki sauce.i couldn't even eat my sandwich. Just a horrible experience. I threw my uneaten sandwich away and took my lunch break to write this. Awful customer service, shame on the girl who ruined my day...

I have always known subway to put any of the vegetables on your sub, even with deals. If you wont put olives, spinach, tomatoes, jalapeños on a sub because of tge deal you are don't run the deal. Ordered 2 meals. One with cookies,and one with chips. Both cookies had to be the same apparently. Can't choose 2 different cookies. We forgot to grab the chips. I got confronted by the guy because my daughter went back up to grab a back. Like we were stealing, after I pd for them. They are very rude, wont put te toppings you want and then acuse me of stealing after I pd for it. I wont go back. Ive seen subway limit the amount of olives, green peppers and other toppings. But not tell me I cant get a topping at all. I was expected to live with 3 toppings on a sub. No thanks. If you cant afford to run a deal, don't. Had I known I couldn't top it with my favorite topping, then I would have went elsewhere. Any other time I've spent $30-40 at subway. Just because I order a deal one time, i have to settle with the bare minimum and have them be rude. No thanks. Like I said I wont go back. Was nothing even worth buying the deal and turning it into a meal. On the deal advertisement, they need to put the toppings. And tell people they only get those topping so theirs no surprises after it's heated. Ive never been so angry in any establishment. Im glad I got my receipt to hold up when my daughter went to get our chips. They weren't even going to let...