I don't know what they do to this subway's bread that they don't do anywhere else, but dang that bread was so soft. I loved it! Now I don't know when they decided to use the mini scoops, but really?! Subway makes bank and they can't give the customer what they want anymore? My sister worked at Subway for 15 years and she was the best sandwich artist ever! She made a sandwich how you wanted it, not by Subway law. The customer service was good. I will go back for that tasty bread. Mmmmm
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Ed D.
As far as Subway's go, this one is better than most than I have been to. I frequent this Subway quite often as it is the closest Subway to my office. The candor from the "sandwich artists" is always refreshing. You can tell most of them actually enjoy their jobs. Once I found a piece of plastic in my sandwich. You know when you open a bag of turkey and the edges of the bag are all tough to break open? A sliver of that ended up in my sandwich. The manager was quick to act and ended up making it a non-issue for me. I appreciated how he took charge and took care of it. Just another reason why I go back.
(4)
Kacy V.
This Subway has the nicest, friendliest staff EVER (the african-american guy always has a smile for me and I love it!). Even when they are super busy, they work fast and always get my sandwich right. Go right at 11 or after 12:30 to avoid the crazy lunch rush.
(4)
Kennyatta P.
Friendly staff and consistent food
(3)
Melodie C.
I like Subway. I've been ordering the exact same veggie sub for almost 20 years. This location isn't anything special, but the kids that work there are always super nice. Oh and they have this super delicious brewed honey green tea! My new favorite drink!
(4)
Lauren J.
I work around the corner and go here sometimes for a quick lunch. I've never had a problem here until today. I walk in, order my flat bread, sit down and BAM! In my sandwich is a HUGE grasshopper just jammed in there with the head popping out! I didn't freak out outwardly just calmly walked over to the cashier and showed her my sandwich. She joked that it's just a "little extra protein" but would make me a new sandwich. News flash...this is AMERICA, nobody wants to eat that kind of "protein" at Subway! My stomach is still hurting from the sight and for my trouble was offered "2 free cookies". Great, thanks. All in all, I will never come back and probably would never eat at Subway again!
(1)
Ian B.
This is the worst sub shop in the entire Valley of the Sun. Let me list the problems: 1. The sandwich "artists" don't know how to make the sandwich. - Listen, I get it, its a minimum wage, dealing with the ass-hat public, maybe I should go to Phoenix College and get a degree in Nursing so I don't have to work here sort of gig. - But c'mon, when you're putting on 1/2 of what the customer pays for, then give them a shitty look because they want you to do your job right. - Take a shower once in a blue moon. When you walk by me, and my nose hairs are running for cover, you shouldn't be handling food. 2. Parking sucks - There are 3 eateries and a Verizon here. With that, if you can find a place to park, you might want to buy some lotto tickets and consider running for Pope that same day. I'm over this place. I am really glad I am moving away so this place isn't my main choice for cheaply, slopply made food. Long story short; don't eat here. Hopefully if the bottom line falls far enough the owner gets the message and finds some people who give half a shit about their jobs.
(1)
Mr K.
First off, I'm not dogging on all Subways. Usually they'd rank a 2 to a 3 star from me. But this one at 16th & Camelback ranks by far as the worst one I've ever been to. Maybe it was because I came at night, because who eats a sandwich at night? (I do), but it was filthy & depressing, I was standing there waiting while the two guys behind the counter were "busy" (I was the only patron in there), and my tuna sub? The nastiest sandwich I've ever eaten, even by Subway standards. You know how you wring a towel to get all the water out? Imagine your stomach doing that. Not a fun night, no. Moral of the story is (for me) that I'm never going back to this particular Subway again - I'll stick to Jamba'ing next door instead. Maybe you should, too.
(1)
Richard T.
For a Subway.. This is the best one I have been to. It's right by my office, so I have only been there during lunch time. The staff is awesome. I am always greeted when entering. The workers are fast, and get your order right every time. One of their employees during the lunch shift seems to keep it all together. He manages the other employees well ,and is extremely friendly. Not sure what his name is.. but someone needs to give the black dude with the earrings a big raise. As far as Subway goes, this one is the best-
(4)
Jake C.
If Jared weren't such a dork, Subway may have gone for five. They recently boosted their rating in my book considerably by taking a queue from Quizno's and allowing you the option to toast any of their subs. I am still partial to the old classic, the Subway Melt, though I have rarely been disappointed by any of even their most boring sandwiches. I'm glad that Subway has stuck around.
(4)
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Address :4811 N 16th St,Ste 105
Phoenix, AZ, 85016
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot 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 Drive-Thru : No
Maria B.
I don't know what they do to this subway's bread that they don't do anywhere else, but dang that bread was so soft. I loved it! Now I don't know when they decided to use the mini scoops, but really?! Subway makes bank and they can't give the customer what they want anymore? My sister worked at Subway for 15 years and she was the best sandwich artist ever! She made a sandwich how you wanted it, not by Subway law. The customer service was good. I will go back for that tasty bread. Mmmmm
(3)Ed D.
As far as Subway's go, this one is better than most than I have been to. I frequent this Subway quite often as it is the closest Subway to my office. The candor from the "sandwich artists" is always refreshing. You can tell most of them actually enjoy their jobs. Once I found a piece of plastic in my sandwich. You know when you open a bag of turkey and the edges of the bag are all tough to break open? A sliver of that ended up in my sandwich. The manager was quick to act and ended up making it a non-issue for me. I appreciated how he took charge and took care of it. Just another reason why I go back.
(4)Kacy V.
This Subway has the nicest, friendliest staff EVER (the african-american guy always has a smile for me and I love it!). Even when they are super busy, they work fast and always get my sandwich right. Go right at 11 or after 12:30 to avoid the crazy lunch rush.
(4)Kennyatta P.
Friendly staff and consistent food
(3)Melodie C.
I like Subway. I've been ordering the exact same veggie sub for almost 20 years. This location isn't anything special, but the kids that work there are always super nice. Oh and they have this super delicious brewed honey green tea! My new favorite drink!
(4)Lauren J.
I work around the corner and go here sometimes for a quick lunch. I've never had a problem here until today. I walk in, order my flat bread, sit down and BAM! In my sandwich is a HUGE grasshopper just jammed in there with the head popping out! I didn't freak out outwardly just calmly walked over to the cashier and showed her my sandwich. She joked that it's just a "little extra protein" but would make me a new sandwich. News flash...this is AMERICA, nobody wants to eat that kind of "protein" at Subway! My stomach is still hurting from the sight and for my trouble was offered "2 free cookies". Great, thanks. All in all, I will never come back and probably would never eat at Subway again!
(1)Ian B.
This is the worst sub shop in the entire Valley of the Sun. Let me list the problems: 1. The sandwich "artists" don't know how to make the sandwich. - Listen, I get it, its a minimum wage, dealing with the ass-hat public, maybe I should go to Phoenix College and get a degree in Nursing so I don't have to work here sort of gig. - But c'mon, when you're putting on 1/2 of what the customer pays for, then give them a shitty look because they want you to do your job right. - Take a shower once in a blue moon. When you walk by me, and my nose hairs are running for cover, you shouldn't be handling food. 2. Parking sucks - There are 3 eateries and a Verizon here. With that, if you can find a place to park, you might want to buy some lotto tickets and consider running for Pope that same day. I'm over this place. I am really glad I am moving away so this place isn't my main choice for cheaply, slopply made food. Long story short; don't eat here. Hopefully if the bottom line falls far enough the owner gets the message and finds some people who give half a shit about their jobs.
(1)Mr K.
First off, I'm not dogging on all Subways. Usually they'd rank a 2 to a 3 star from me. But this one at 16th & Camelback ranks by far as the worst one I've ever been to. Maybe it was because I came at night, because who eats a sandwich at night? (I do), but it was filthy & depressing, I was standing there waiting while the two guys behind the counter were "busy" (I was the only patron in there), and my tuna sub? The nastiest sandwich I've ever eaten, even by Subway standards. You know how you wring a towel to get all the water out? Imagine your stomach doing that. Not a fun night, no. Moral of the story is (for me) that I'm never going back to this particular Subway again - I'll stick to Jamba'ing next door instead. Maybe you should, too.
(1)Richard T.
For a Subway.. This is the best one I have been to. It's right by my office, so I have only been there during lunch time. The staff is awesome. I am always greeted when entering. The workers are fast, and get your order right every time. One of their employees during the lunch shift seems to keep it all together. He manages the other employees well ,and is extremely friendly. Not sure what his name is.. but someone needs to give the black dude with the earrings a big raise. As far as Subway goes, this one is the best-
(4)Jake C.
If Jared weren't such a dork, Subway may have gone for five. They recently boosted their rating in my book considerably by taking a queue from Quizno's and allowing you the option to toast any of their subs. I am still partial to the old classic, the Subway Melt, though I have rarely been disappointed by any of even their most boring sandwiches. I'm glad that Subway has stuck around.
(4)