Sandwich Shops in Cochrane

“We love it! And the guy working there is very nice!?

Vegetarian options: Falafel, Beans etc

Dietary restrictions: You choose what you put inside your pita, just like you would at Subway

Parking: Le pita pita se trouve juste à gauche du dollarama

Kid-friendliness: Bin oui, je ne vois pas de restrictions

Wheelchair accessibility: C'est plat“

“The truck was parked in a spot clearly says as someone’s private property. The moment they parked, my employee politely informed them that if they weren’t buying anything, they couldn’t just leave their truck blocking the area. One of them went to Tim Hortons, and the other walked into our store only to use the washroom.

While he was inside, another transport truck came by and couldn’t pass because their truck was blocking the route. A second trucker had to wait nearly five minutes before squeezing through. Their careless parking created unnecessary chaos for everyone actually stopping by to buy something.

When the guy came out of the washroom, he pretended to order even though it was obvious he had no intention of purchasing. So we told him politely, “If you’re not buying, that’s fine — but next time, don’t park here unless you’re a customer.”

Instead of acting normal, he said, “I’m not the one driving. Go tell my co-driver in the truck.”

At that point, I had no choice but to approach the truck. I took the number plate because their behavior — rude, disrespectful, and entitled — was concerning.

Then they came back into the store, taking pictures of staff, raising their voices, and trying to intimidate us like goons. That wasn’t just disrespectful — it was alarming. They really acted like it was their “right” to do whatever they want on private property.

People like this ruin the reputation of hardworking, respectful truckers who visit us daily.

It takes barely five minutes to park properly and not disrupt someone’s daily operations.
Everyone here is working — you’re not the only one under pressure, Mr. Goon.
Don’t dump your work stress on others and then act like you own the place.

Yes, we are immigrants too, but at least we understand basic civic sense — something you clearly need to learn. Respect is earned, not demanded.“