Subway - Provo

It can be challenging to locate this place on Google Maps. This is the most popular Subway I’m familiar with. The line is usually long, but it tends to move quickly. Unfortunately, they do not offer gift cards here, which is puzzling. If you want a sandwich made with fresh bread, you really have to speak up, as it tends to get messy with toppings everywhere.

I visited the restaurant on the morning of Saturday, October 10th, and unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. There were only two staff members working, and one was occupied with making bread the entire time. As a result, I ended up waiting a long time in line, even though there were only three people ahead of me. By the time I received my toasted sub, it had already cooled down. Additionally, they were out of the Italian Herbs and Cheese bread. Overall, it was not a good experience. If they plan to operate on Saturdays, they should definitely have at least three employees on duty. This would help reduce wait times, ensure that breads are available from the start, and prevent subs from getting cold by the time I finish my transaction.

OUT OF BREAD?!? Yes, believe it or not, I tried to get subway for lunch today and they were out of all types of bread. This essentially ruined my lunch that I was greatly looking forward to, and I don’t know if I can ever forgive Subway for this. They told us our order was ready 10 minutes early, and when we went there they hadn't even started preparing our sandwiches! Ridiculous! I was so hungry and upset. We also ordered at 1:00 PM fro 3:00 PM and there was not enough of the ingredients to make what we ordered.

Perhaps I just happened to pick the wrong sandwich, but I was a bit disappointed with the temperature and texture of the chicken bacon ranch sandwich. That said, I really love this place. I can always find exactly what I want, and the atmosphere is lovely and vibrant. It felt like I actually had a proper dinner.

No complaints about service. they make a good job to get them what they have ordered and they are in the regular quite fast. the abbey of four stars comes to three stars, because in my six years byu only once or twice experienced a short line