Zero's Subs - Chesapeake

I've been eating Zero's subs since I was a teen, trust and believe that was many many years ago. I've never been disappointed with their food or service, no matter the location. Today I went to the Greenbrier location which had a lunch special. A half sub of your choice, chips or fries and a drink all for $7.02. Now that's a bargain. Again , not one complaint, oh my bad , I did have one the person who helped me was a Commander fan( I know I hit a nerve if you're a Redskin fan) but you'll get over it. Zero's always does me right. Peace, I'm out.

I would have given 5 stars but the white guy who was working today Dec 1 around 11 was a very rude. If you don't want to be at work leave. Over all not a nice person the lady working with him ..super nice . Place seem to be clean ....and the food was great . That guy just sucks as a person ...just makes me want to eat elsewhere next time and yes I even tipped and dude was still rude ..won't tip again if he there or buy anything.

Ice was crushed perfectly. Service was really fast, and the staff were friendly. However, the lettuce was not very fresh and the sub was quite greasy and messy. When I unwrapped it, it was soggy, almost as if it had been soaked in water. Not very appetizing.

I gave this place one star just to leave a review. First of all, take a look at the photo. Does that even look like chicken? It resembles a messy pile of slop on bread that should have been thrown away, with soggy tomatoes to top it off. When I tried to speak with the manager, it was frustrating because she kept talking over me. I love Zeros, but I’ll never return to this location. The food and service are both disappointing. I’d much rather go to the Zeros in College Park or Victory Crossing.

The restaurant was reasonably clean, although there were some dirty tables, and I didn't see anyone come by to clean in the 40 minutes I was there. The food was enjoyable; I ordered the 12-inch Monster Meatball sub (which included marinara, provolone, meatball, pepperoni, bacon, and sausage) along with a small drink. The total came to $16.40, with the sub priced at $12.99. I found it a bit expensive for what I received, although the taste was good. Unfortunately, the service left much to be desired. The cashier, a bald man wearing glasses, seemed quite unhappy and as if he didn’t want to be there. The location is somewhat hidden in the back corner of a shopping plaza. I’m not sure if I’ll return.