Subway

I don't typically tip in places like this because I'm getting so tired of being asked for tips everywhere I go for every little thing. Also, I work a job that is historically known to receive tips, work for tips because the regular wage is so low. So I'm kind of opposed to all the tipping requests every single place you go. Usually when I say "no" to the tip prompt, at best I get a reluctant farewell or am completely ignored, at worst, I get a really dirty look. The sense of entitlement over receiving tips is absolutely INSANE! (Do these people not realize they are shooting themselves in the foot by being so demanding, rude, and greedy? You're going to push people to stop giving tips altogether. You're risking your job security but not doing your job correctly, not maintaining composure and good customer service when something like this happens. You're not OWED A TIP!) Sorry for the tangent. But a nice young man at this location made my sandwich well. I said no to the tip prompt, as I usually do, and then he proceeded to tell me where the napkins and whatever other stuff are in case I needed them and to wish me a nice day. He was super nice and pleasant and didn't seem at all annoyed that I did not tip. THIS is how it's supposed to go. THIS is how you provide good service. So after I paid with my card, I was so impressed that I dug into my wallet for a tip. Which again, is something I never do at these kinds of establishments. I'm also in a transitional period and I'm not working at the moment, so it wasn't a big tip but still. I will probably go back and tip him some more. And I hope this review will bring this location more business because it is a good subway and they provide good service and food. But this last part brings up another point...you don't know what's happening in someone's life so please don't shame people for not tipping.

There are at least 3 or 4 Subways closer to me than this, a couple of which I actually pass on my way here. This is the best one I've been to. I particularly like it because I get the protein bowl and one of the employees here makes it really well. He actually cuts up the turkey and cheese so that it's easy to eat, and he's very concerned with providing good service in a lot of other ways too (and he succeeds). I think his name is Rob? If I even ask another Subway to cut up the turkey and cheese they either say they don't have knives or something stupid and just refuse, or they tear it with their hands and it's not as nice or easy to eat. Customer service is not what it used to be at all in general everywhere, so I really appreciate that you guys go the extra mile and do what you can to provide a good dining experience and good service!

Good job Taylor. Was coming from Honeywell on lunch break. Great customer service skills. I didn't ask if he was a manager. I'm sure he was by the way he carried himself. About time subway grows up. Stop hiring young kids. Your wasting time, and effort everytime I see new faces. Shows lack of effort on your part. That's why such high turn over rate.