It's a chain sandwich shop and absolutely fine at that. Fine place for a fast lunch or relatively late night dinner. It could be cleaner - half-star drooped for the clutter and general sloppiness - and the staff could be a bit friendlier ( but I was a surly food service twentysomething so no points off there). Bottom line: beats Subway but won't change your life.
(3)
Taylor S.
Super good deli sandwiches that make subway look like crap, good lunch spot downtown that delivers that being said thier delivery area is super small and could really be expanded or more franchising locations alloted ( though thats asking a lot). As advertising says they are quick and reliable with getting your order right plus the ingredients always taste fresh and are of good quality.
(4)
Melissa H.
I used to love ordering from here, what with the great food, fast delivery, and easy ordering. But lately its been strike-out after strike-out. Today my sandwich didn't even have all its ingredients on it, they never remember the mustard packets, and if you ask for it to be cut in half, don't expect for it to be done. Pair this with the time they took FOUR HOURS to deliver our sandwiches without even calling to explain why, and I have to say, I am really disappointed.
(1)
James S.
It is what it is - Good Fresh Plentiful subs! More for your money than Subway and the staff is great - friendly and good at they do!
(4)
Doug R.
I stopped at this place on my way down south. We had stopped at this particular Jimmy Johns before. I have stopped many times at Jimmy Johns over the last year. I like the sandwiches. So I am not basing my stop on the system. First of all when we ended the store the music was blasting some rock music. The sound was to the point where we had to raise our voices to be heard and this caused some trouble. We ordered three subs but were only given one. When we began to ask for the other two subs it seemed no one was able to communicate the problem. Of course not because the music was too loud for anyone to hear or understand each other. After a lot of excess trouble we finally received our food. Funny how some one of the brainless three in the back finally turned the music down. If you have ever been to a JJ you would know the person taking the order next to the people making sandwiches. Most times the orders are verbally told and followed. Especially if the place is dead. As it was when I went into this store. The people at the counter blamed the problem on the register tape but that was not the complete reason. I hate having to say it since I play my music loud, when alone however. When I brought up the music as the trouble the counter morons wanted to argue it. That is fine with me. I know now I will never go back to this JJ and I will never again drive out of my way to stop at one again. This last experience has turned me off on the franchise. In today's economy and all the fast food choices I do not have to waste my time and money finding crap food and service. .
(1)
Sasha S.
Got stuck with food from here a lot when I worked for National Travel since it was so close to our office. It's like Subway, but gross. The bacon in particular was alarming and revolting to me since it tasted a little like munching on something meant to be bacon but actually plastic. The bread is generally a little too far on the hard side of chewy and the toppings are just not the best. If I'm starving, I'll go here again, but that'd be about it.
(2)
Missy M.
You receive your food crazy fast - ordering in or delivery. Our office in downtown Charleston orders often on rainy days. Staff are always very friendly, the food is good and tastes fresher than that from similar chains. The music and signs in the restauarant give it a fun vibe. Kettle chips and pickles are great additions. We had an issue with their online system last week (first time that's ever happened) and they went above and beyond to handle the situation. BTW - I'm not sure what Deliverance has to do with WV. If referring to the James Dickey novel, and film, it was set in Georgia. And, this West Virginian will take "weird but nice" over normal yet mean any day.
(3)
Shannon R.
A great find nestled in downtown Charleston. Parking wasn't too challenging- check out the spots by the river about a block away. Staff was friendly and the seating area was nice and roomy (booths lined up down a hallway as in some other Jimmy John's). My favorite is the Totally Tuna. It's totally tasty!
(4)
Joey C.
Oh yeah, Im in West Virginia, and it is Deliverance country ....still. The people are generally weird but nice. This Jimmy Johns is pretty solid for a hero. Good cold cuts good fresh veggies. Lives up to NY standards, not easy for down here.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Loud Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Robert A.
It's a chain sandwich shop and absolutely fine at that. Fine place for a fast lunch or relatively late night dinner. It could be cleaner - half-star drooped for the clutter and general sloppiness - and the staff could be a bit friendlier ( but I was a surly food service twentysomething so no points off there). Bottom line: beats Subway but won't change your life.
(3)Taylor S.
Super good deli sandwiches that make subway look like crap, good lunch spot downtown that delivers that being said thier delivery area is super small and could really be expanded or more franchising locations alloted ( though thats asking a lot). As advertising says they are quick and reliable with getting your order right plus the ingredients always taste fresh and are of good quality.
(4)Melissa H.
I used to love ordering from here, what with the great food, fast delivery, and easy ordering. But lately its been strike-out after strike-out. Today my sandwich didn't even have all its ingredients on it, they never remember the mustard packets, and if you ask for it to be cut in half, don't expect for it to be done. Pair this with the time they took FOUR HOURS to deliver our sandwiches without even calling to explain why, and I have to say, I am really disappointed.
(1)James S.
It is what it is - Good Fresh Plentiful subs! More for your money than Subway and the staff is great - friendly and good at they do!
(4)Doug R.
I stopped at this place on my way down south. We had stopped at this particular Jimmy Johns before. I have stopped many times at Jimmy Johns over the last year. I like the sandwiches. So I am not basing my stop on the system. First of all when we ended the store the music was blasting some rock music. The sound was to the point where we had to raise our voices to be heard and this caused some trouble. We ordered three subs but were only given one. When we began to ask for the other two subs it seemed no one was able to communicate the problem. Of course not because the music was too loud for anyone to hear or understand each other. After a lot of excess trouble we finally received our food. Funny how some one of the brainless three in the back finally turned the music down. If you have ever been to a JJ you would know the person taking the order next to the people making sandwiches. Most times the orders are verbally told and followed. Especially if the place is dead. As it was when I went into this store. The people at the counter blamed the problem on the register tape but that was not the complete reason. I hate having to say it since I play my music loud, when alone however. When I brought up the music as the trouble the counter morons wanted to argue it. That is fine with me. I know now I will never go back to this JJ and I will never again drive out of my way to stop at one again. This last experience has turned me off on the franchise. In today's economy and all the fast food choices I do not have to waste my time and money finding crap food and service. .
(1)Sasha S.
Got stuck with food from here a lot when I worked for National Travel since it was so close to our office. It's like Subway, but gross. The bacon in particular was alarming and revolting to me since it tasted a little like munching on something meant to be bacon but actually plastic. The bread is generally a little too far on the hard side of chewy and the toppings are just not the best. If I'm starving, I'll go here again, but that'd be about it.
(2)Missy M.
You receive your food crazy fast - ordering in or delivery. Our office in downtown Charleston orders often on rainy days. Staff are always very friendly, the food is good and tastes fresher than that from similar chains. The music and signs in the restauarant give it a fun vibe. Kettle chips and pickles are great additions. We had an issue with their online system last week (first time that's ever happened) and they went above and beyond to handle the situation. BTW - I'm not sure what Deliverance has to do with WV. If referring to the James Dickey novel, and film, it was set in Georgia. And, this West Virginian will take "weird but nice" over normal yet mean any day.
(3)Shannon R.
A great find nestled in downtown Charleston. Parking wasn't too challenging- check out the spots by the river about a block away. Staff was friendly and the seating area was nice and roomy (booths lined up down a hallway as in some other Jimmy John's). My favorite is the Totally Tuna. It's totally tasty!
(4)Joey C.
Oh yeah, Im in West Virginia, and it is Deliverance country ....still. The people are generally weird but nice. This Jimmy Johns is pretty solid for a hero. Good cold cuts good fresh veggies. Lives up to NY standards, not easy for down here.
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