Logan took great care of me and my family and made a good sub
Snow Queen
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February 20, 2024
đŽ surprise... the address stated in the subway app was in the hospital cafeteria...
When I called to see where they were located ... they had a hard time explaining ..when the words hospital cafeteria would have been easy to say .. as well as they didnt have my sub ready that I had ordered on the subway app .and this was at 10 am ..Not run well.... Not described well on location
Went in front entrance of hospital had to get a guess sticker and go down 2 hallway to get my sub
What a hassel.
Deborah Fulton
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January 19, 2024
This Subway is located in a hospital cafeteria. The sign says it's open from 9AM to 9PM. Since Christmas, I have been there 3 times. All 3 times, the place didn't open until 10:30AM. There was a young man and young woman working there, and when they waited on you, they made it feel like they were doing you a big favor. The sandwiches were average, although the woman made a better sandwich. If Subway is going to have stores in hospitals, they need to understand that there are people who are worried and stressed out, and train their employees to be more empathetic, or at least a little friendlier. Also, don't list the opening time as 9 if you're not going to open until after 10.
Nathan Paulk
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October 04, 2022
As I was waiting to order my sandwich I heard a strong voice repromanding an employee. At first I thought he (the manager) was just telling a story or something, but then I realized he was disciplining an employee in front of anyone that could hear it, including customers. Not only did the young girl look embarrassed, she was holding back tears and trying to continue to work afterward. Unacceptable! Mr. Manager, if you need to discipline an employee, the front counter is not the place for it! Be professional and take them behind closed doors and WRITE THEM UP RATHER THAN BELITTLE THEM.
Candace Thomas
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August 04, 2019
I recently visited this Subway location and the customer service was horrible. I stood in line behind a couple awaiting my turn. As the associate Skylar is finishing up there order a lady walks up towards the front of the line and stands there. Skylar finished the coupleâs order and checked them out. She then goes to the young lady whom had just walked up to take her order not even acknowledging that I was there. The young lady says to her âI believe she was firstâ. Skylar then comes over to me takes my order, makes my sandwich, wraps it and slams it on the counter then goes back to the young lady to prepare her food. I at that time chose to walk off because I felt like I wasnât a priority enough to this associate to finish taking care of me before moving on to the next. Customer service is everything. I have been in the customer service industry for years and the first rule of thumb is the 10 second rule and thatâs to acknowledge your customer. I feel that your associate Skylar needs a refresher on customer service and how vital it is to your store.
Logan took great care of me and my family and made a good sub
đŽ surprise... the address stated in the subway app was in the hospital cafeteria... When I called to see where they were located ... they had a hard time explaining ..when the words hospital cafeteria would have been easy to say .. as well as they didnt have my sub ready that I had ordered on the subway app .and this was at 10 am ..Not run well.... Not described well on location Went in front entrance of hospital had to get a guess sticker and go down 2 hallway to get my sub What a hassel.
This Subway is located in a hospital cafeteria. The sign says it's open from 9AM to 9PM. Since Christmas, I have been there 3 times. All 3 times, the place didn't open until 10:30AM. There was a young man and young woman working there, and when they waited on you, they made it feel like they were doing you a big favor. The sandwiches were average, although the woman made a better sandwich. If Subway is going to have stores in hospitals, they need to understand that there are people who are worried and stressed out, and train their employees to be more empathetic, or at least a little friendlier. Also, don't list the opening time as 9 if you're not going to open until after 10.
As I was waiting to order my sandwich I heard a strong voice repromanding an employee. At first I thought he (the manager) was just telling a story or something, but then I realized he was disciplining an employee in front of anyone that could hear it, including customers. Not only did the young girl look embarrassed, she was holding back tears and trying to continue to work afterward. Unacceptable! Mr. Manager, if you need to discipline an employee, the front counter is not the place for it! Be professional and take them behind closed doors and WRITE THEM UP RATHER THAN BELITTLE THEM.
I recently visited this Subway location and the customer service was horrible. I stood in line behind a couple awaiting my turn. As the associate Skylar is finishing up there order a lady walks up towards the front of the line and stands there. Skylar finished the coupleâs order and checked them out. She then goes to the young lady whom had just walked up to take her order not even acknowledging that I was there. The young lady says to her âI believe she was firstâ. Skylar then comes over to me takes my order, makes my sandwich, wraps it and slams it on the counter then goes back to the young lady to prepare her food. I at that time chose to walk off because I felt like I wasnât a priority enough to this associate to finish taking care of me before moving on to the next. Customer service is everything. I have been in the customer service industry for years and the first rule of thumb is the 10 second rule and thatâs to acknowledge your customer. I feel that your associate Skylar needs a refresher on customer service and how vital it is to your store.