Subway in Alcoa

“Ah, Subway, the Chuck Norris of fast-food chains - basic, reliable, and always there when you need it. It's like that old pair of jeans you wear when you're too lazy to put in any effort but still want to look decent. Sure, it might not be the most thrilling dining experience, but hey, life can't always be a roller coaster ride, right?Walking into Subway is like stepping into a parallel sandwich universe where predictability reigns supreme. You know what to expect, like the back of your hand or that Taylor Swift song that never seems to leave the radio. The menu rarely changes, and that's both a blessing and a curse. No surprises here, folks. Just good ol' classics that have been around since the dinosaurs roamed the Earth.Speaking of classics, let's talk about their meat portions. Now, if you're a caveman who craves mammoth-sized servings, you might be a tad disappointed. Subway's meat game is more like a polite nod than an all-out carnivorous feast. But hey, it's the perfect excuse to load up on extra veggies and pretend you're being healthy, right? We can all use a little deception now and then.As for the toppings, Subway takes "basic" to a whole new level. They've got the essentials: lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and their trusty sidekicks. It's like a superhero squad, fighting blandness one sandwich at a time. Don't expect exotic flavors or mind-blowing combinations, though. Subway sticks to the tried-and-true, and sometimes that's exactly what you need. But hey, if you're feeling adventurous, you can always ask for a jalapeño or tw“

“Your manager at this store is the reason why you don't get a lot of business!

I come here to eat almost every day and get a veggie delight. Most of the time, I have great customer service experience, today however, I met the manager. Who apparently wants to limit the amount of vegetables that can be put on the sandwich. I like a lot of onions, and she wanted to only give me like 4 or five pieces for a footlong. I asked for more, and she informed me that she couldn't give me much more. I didn't ask for the whole onion, just a little extra past what should be on a footlong anyway.“