Subway - Chattanooga

I came home with the food. I ordered thru on the ride. Should I? before my departure. My Veggie Sub hardly had a salad or other vegetables, quite just bread with a few vegetables and a ton of mustard, my daughters sandwich was the same and had a crazy amount of Mayo and very little salad aa and got my youngest pizza. You can't screw pizza on the subway, just put in the oven and wait until it sleeps. They also managed to screw it up, literally it was understated! melted cheese on half raw pizza dough. Should be jimmy johns. Lesson learned. Fingers crossed no one gets sick today.

Super impressed. Order a plate. 5 foot-long sandwiches in 4. mixed bread, mixed meat, tomato salad and puree, but could have been different. Many individual accounts. $38 plus tax.

This place has seen better days, the front door doesn't even want to open the whole way. However, customer service is good and food is very good.

I have visited this Subway every now and then, and it is as good as any other Subway that I have been to. The only thing about this Subway in particular that is a little bit of a bother to me is that I see people begging for money there on occasion. I understand that those people are most likely homeless, and I personally have nothing against people who are homeless whatsoever, but I am going to be real about something here: Many places of business have a policy, in which people should not stand nearby and ask customers for change, because that could scare customers away. Everyone knows that if customers are not visiting a place of business, they are not spending money there, and lack of money from customers can hurt a business. Many places of business do not like it when people ask for change, and some people do not like to bothered with that either. I do not find it to be intended as rude, at all, but it is definitely understandable. When I went to this Subway some months ago (I cannot remember exactly when), there was a man sitting right next to the door where customers come and go. He was holding a cup that I assumed was to store any change that he was given, and he asked me for money so that he could buy himself some food. I politely told him that I could not give him any money and went inside the restaurant. I told one of the workers there about that man, and some lady butted in and said that the man needed money for his kid. I had a very strong feeling that that lady wasn't being truthful and that she was just full of it. The man only told me that he needed money for food and made no mention whatsoever about having a kid, and I definitely did not see a kid with him when he asked me for money. As I was leaving the Subway, I overheard that lady tell that man that I was the one who told the Subway workers about him. If I had not been so far away when she made that comment, I definitely would have given her a piece of my mind. To put it politely, I am a person who knows bullcrap when I see it. I am also definitely a person who is not to be messed with, and if I am provoked, I will act accordingly. I guess this is all that I have to say about this Subway.

Customer service is trash. I went for the convenience of a drive-thru and they completely ruined my sub. I ordered one of the premium subs (Turkey Cali Club) which costs more than their regular subs. Instead, I essentially got a plain sub with turkey andbacon and didn't receive the avocado and fresh mozzarella the sub is supposed to come with. The items included for the sub arelisted on the menu, how is it so difficult for a sandwich maker to read the list of ingredients and make the sub? And theemployees there are straight up rude to some of the customers.