Worst. Sub.Ever. Pre-made grocery subs are better than these, don't waste your money!
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John Jae L.
Today was the first I tried this place. What can I say, I like this sub place. I were to compare subway or port of sub, hands down on this spot. Roast beef was sliced to order instead of picking from the bucket. That's what I wanna see. Portion was just right. I split it up with my wife. This sub was 8 inches in total. You get what you paid for. It was really good tho. I would go back to this place. It's healthy as subway.
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Brandon R.
Came to grub on some sandwiches and they are out of pickles and literately out of bread. Who the hell runs out of white bread and sourdough and wheat bread. That's an essential part of making a sandwich. Will not come back!
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Ashley M.
Great ingredients and a nice change from the normal subway. It's a bit expensive for a sub shop. Clean appearance, nice staff.
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Nick T.
Just repaired the back door at this place and it smelled so good it was making me hungry. so after i finished the job i got myself some lunch. ordered a number 5 with lettuce, honey mustard, and mayo. basic sandwiches are my thing so its hard to go wrong but the ingredients are top notch here. the manager orders all his produce daily, unlike subway which is every seek i think. the lettuce here is great, im really picky about shredded lettuce since i hate the rine and dark green. meats and cheeses are sliced on a meat slicer right on the spot to your liking. whats more to say. sanwiches are sized, 4, 6, 8, and 12 inches. they also have a great catering menu with meaT and cheese trays and salad kits. considering having them cater my daughters birthday in may. havent stopped by any other of the shops across the valley but so far i like the food. service was quick. there were 3 people working plus the manager for the lunch rush at 12. i was in and out quickly. they have coke products and a tea fountain with four different teas available. place is clean front and back. recomended over subway any day.
(5)
Brian M.
Food is excellent here and service is good so they deserve at least 4 stars. I only have 1 very minor complaint about my visit today. Normally they have kind of a script where they ask you what you want the same way, it's something along the lines of "would you like mayo or mustard? Lettuce, onion, tomato? Salt pepper, oregano?" This time the lady just said, "what do you want on it?" Since I didn't have a list of options to pick from and they were feeling kinda rushed from a long line, I totally forgot to ask for onions. So I wish she would've asked the normal way instead of just asking what I want. Like I said, just a very minor complaint, but I hope the manager reads this and tells them to ask the normal way.
(4)
Nikki S.
First time I've eaten here ordered #16 and it was great!!! Great bread and great fresh flavors, I'll be back again!!
(4)
Andrea Z.
This place is getting worse every time I come in. Sloooooow service and they almost always short handed when I go in there. The subs are just okay in my opinion. I used to work near here and it was my "emergency" go to food place because it was right there.
(2)
Xista G.
I love Port of Subs, and this location has very consistent quality & service. We get a 2 ft sandwich for $12.99 and have food for 2 days. We get the ham & turkey on white with their mustard/mayo combo, lettuce, olives, red onions, pepperoncinis and have it sprinkled with oil/vinegar, salt/pepper & oregano...yum.
(5)
Chris S.
Not a bad sub which I find to be something I can eat almost daily. Prices are a little higher than a Subway but their meat is freshly sliced to order and they do a much better job with their bread. They are still lacking the hard crust french/Italian bread that I crave since leaving the East Coast but this is something I have learned not to expect out here in AZ. The girls that work behind the counter are excellent and a few have been there for years. They know service and are fast and great at keeping the lines at bay.
(3)
Shellie B.
I'm glad I fell upon this place! We are frequent Subway customers and have finally found its competition! I love the grilled sandwiches, especially the hot pastrami on white with provolone, jalapeño, and pickles. My kids love the huge brownies! ...And the fresh sliced deli sandwiches too! Never been busy when I've come in - maybe one or two customers but that all. The line moves quickly. The service is friendly. I like how they say "bye" and "come back soon" as we leave. That used to be commonplace for businesses. What has happened to courtesy? I miss the south (raised in Texas)...
(4)
Freya B.
First, let's get out of the way that my husband used to work at this Port of Subs...and he raved about how fabulous it was....so I had REALLY high expectations. Unfortunately...I was not as happy with the experience as I had hoped. While I know that subway has it's issues...they have quite the variety. Port of Subs doesn't match up...not even close. I am an extremely picky eater. They didn't have the kind of bread options that I like...although they did have the cheese and meat options I like. Their veggie selection was a bit blah, but ok.....but the condiments....what were they thinking? Seriously...is it too much to ask for a couple different kinds of mustard? They only had 1.....I'm sorry I insist on honey mustard...really I am...but is it really too much to ask? That's really the only reason I couldn't give them a higher rating...they just don't have the selection I like. The people that work their were a little snobbish too. Maybe I don't understand because I'm not from AZ....and quite frankly I hate it there. I'm an Alaska girl thank you very much. Once you hit a certain temperature...what's the point? 115 degrees in the shade? Are you mad? So what if you think it only "feels" like 98....it doesn't change the fact that it's fucking hot! Who can even eat with temperatures like that? I thought the state was going to kill me! Ok...enough of that....anyways....we're swinging back through...and I doubt we'll eat there again...but if you live in the area and hate subway (which apparently a lot of people do around there...) Port of Subs is a pretty good option. Especially if the employees are nice to you.
(3)
Mike S.
Port of Subs is basically a higher end Subway. I mean that in a good way though. You still build your sandwich behind a sneeze guard like Subway, but... they actually hand slice all the meats and cheeses, and imho have a slightly better selection of add-ons.
(4)
Clint C.
Port of Subs is really good, but you have got to be in a money spending mood. Port of Subs is like an upgraded Subway. The people are nicer, the service is better, but their subs are more expensive.
(3)
Sean S.
I love port of subs! I stop in so much the employees know exactly what I want. The workers are always friendly, I've never had a bad experience. I usually get the #1 which is Ham, Salami, Capicolla, Pepperoni & Provolone Cheese on white bread. They have their own mayo/mustard mix which is awesome so you don't have too much mustard and end up ruining it. They may not have as many selections of veggies as their competitors but at least their meat isn't made out of cardboard like some giant chain sub shops (cough*subway*cough). If you're in the mood for a sandwich and you're around the area defiantly give Port of Subs a try
(5)
Gail G.
My kids favorite! A bit pricey for a sandwich but good quality product and service has always been positive.
(3)
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Address :1435 E Warner,Ste B102
Gilbert, AZ, 85296
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Dogs Allowed : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Kevin B.
Worst. Sub.Ever. Pre-made grocery subs are better than these, don't waste your money!
(1)John Jae L.
Today was the first I tried this place. What can I say, I like this sub place. I were to compare subway or port of sub, hands down on this spot. Roast beef was sliced to order instead of picking from the bucket. That's what I wanna see. Portion was just right. I split it up with my wife. This sub was 8 inches in total. You get what you paid for. It was really good tho. I would go back to this place. It's healthy as subway.
(5)Brandon R.
Came to grub on some sandwiches and they are out of pickles and literately out of bread. Who the hell runs out of white bread and sourdough and wheat bread. That's an essential part of making a sandwich. Will not come back!
(1)Ashley M.
Great ingredients and a nice change from the normal subway. It's a bit expensive for a sub shop. Clean appearance, nice staff.
(4)Nick T.
Just repaired the back door at this place and it smelled so good it was making me hungry. so after i finished the job i got myself some lunch. ordered a number 5 with lettuce, honey mustard, and mayo. basic sandwiches are my thing so its hard to go wrong but the ingredients are top notch here. the manager orders all his produce daily, unlike subway which is every seek i think. the lettuce here is great, im really picky about shredded lettuce since i hate the rine and dark green. meats and cheeses are sliced on a meat slicer right on the spot to your liking. whats more to say. sanwiches are sized, 4, 6, 8, and 12 inches. they also have a great catering menu with meaT and cheese trays and salad kits. considering having them cater my daughters birthday in may. havent stopped by any other of the shops across the valley but so far i like the food. service was quick. there were 3 people working plus the manager for the lunch rush at 12. i was in and out quickly. they have coke products and a tea fountain with four different teas available. place is clean front and back. recomended over subway any day.
(5)Brian M.
Food is excellent here and service is good so they deserve at least 4 stars. I only have 1 very minor complaint about my visit today. Normally they have kind of a script where they ask you what you want the same way, it's something along the lines of "would you like mayo or mustard? Lettuce, onion, tomato? Salt pepper, oregano?" This time the lady just said, "what do you want on it?" Since I didn't have a list of options to pick from and they were feeling kinda rushed from a long line, I totally forgot to ask for onions. So I wish she would've asked the normal way instead of just asking what I want. Like I said, just a very minor complaint, but I hope the manager reads this and tells them to ask the normal way.
(4)Nikki S.
First time I've eaten here ordered #16 and it was great!!! Great bread and great fresh flavors, I'll be back again!!
(4)Andrea Z.
This place is getting worse every time I come in. Sloooooow service and they almost always short handed when I go in there. The subs are just okay in my opinion. I used to work near here and it was my "emergency" go to food place because it was right there.
(2)Xista G.
I love Port of Subs, and this location has very consistent quality & service. We get a 2 ft sandwich for $12.99 and have food for 2 days. We get the ham & turkey on white with their mustard/mayo combo, lettuce, olives, red onions, pepperoncinis and have it sprinkled with oil/vinegar, salt/pepper & oregano...yum.
(5)Chris S.
Not a bad sub which I find to be something I can eat almost daily. Prices are a little higher than a Subway but their meat is freshly sliced to order and they do a much better job with their bread. They are still lacking the hard crust french/Italian bread that I crave since leaving the East Coast but this is something I have learned not to expect out here in AZ. The girls that work behind the counter are excellent and a few have been there for years. They know service and are fast and great at keeping the lines at bay.
(3)Shellie B.
I'm glad I fell upon this place! We are frequent Subway customers and have finally found its competition! I love the grilled sandwiches, especially the hot pastrami on white with provolone, jalapeño, and pickles. My kids love the huge brownies! ...And the fresh sliced deli sandwiches too! Never been busy when I've come in - maybe one or two customers but that all. The line moves quickly. The service is friendly. I like how they say "bye" and "come back soon" as we leave. That used to be commonplace for businesses. What has happened to courtesy? I miss the south (raised in Texas)...
(4)Freya B.
First, let's get out of the way that my husband used to work at this Port of Subs...and he raved about how fabulous it was....so I had REALLY high expectations. Unfortunately...I was not as happy with the experience as I had hoped. While I know that subway has it's issues...they have quite the variety. Port of Subs doesn't match up...not even close. I am an extremely picky eater. They didn't have the kind of bread options that I like...although they did have the cheese and meat options I like. Their veggie selection was a bit blah, but ok.....but the condiments....what were they thinking? Seriously...is it too much to ask for a couple different kinds of mustard? They only had 1.....I'm sorry I insist on honey mustard...really I am...but is it really too much to ask? That's really the only reason I couldn't give them a higher rating...they just don't have the selection I like. The people that work their were a little snobbish too. Maybe I don't understand because I'm not from AZ....and quite frankly I hate it there. I'm an Alaska girl thank you very much. Once you hit a certain temperature...what's the point? 115 degrees in the shade? Are you mad? So what if you think it only "feels" like 98....it doesn't change the fact that it's fucking hot! Who can even eat with temperatures like that? I thought the state was going to kill me! Ok...enough of that....anyways....we're swinging back through...and I doubt we'll eat there again...but if you live in the area and hate subway (which apparently a lot of people do around there...) Port of Subs is a pretty good option. Especially if the employees are nice to you.
(3)Mike S.
Port of Subs is basically a higher end Subway. I mean that in a good way though. You still build your sandwich behind a sneeze guard like Subway, but... they actually hand slice all the meats and cheeses, and imho have a slightly better selection of add-ons.
(4)Clint C.
Port of Subs is really good, but you have got to be in a money spending mood. Port of Subs is like an upgraded Subway. The people are nicer, the service is better, but their subs are more expensive.
(3)Sean S.
I love port of subs! I stop in so much the employees know exactly what I want. The workers are always friendly, I've never had a bad experience. I usually get the #1 which is Ham, Salami, Capicolla, Pepperoni & Provolone Cheese on white bread. They have their own mayo/mustard mix which is awesome so you don't have too much mustard and end up ruining it. They may not have as many selections of veggies as their competitors but at least their meat isn't made out of cardboard like some giant chain sub shops (cough*subway*cough). If you're in the mood for a sandwich and you're around the area defiantly give Port of Subs a try
(5)Gail G.
My kids favorite! A bit pricey for a sandwich but good quality product and service has always been positive.
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