I wasn’t expecting too much from an on campus dining place, but I should have known that there was a problem when almost no one was in line at this place during lunch time and the next door restaurant was packed.Staff seemed friendly, but as I was in line I noticed that there seemed to be trouble with communication as to what was going on. The guy in front of me ordered his sub and looked confused as the lady waited until my sub was also ready before putting both in the toaster. Then, both of us had to constantly repeat what we wanted on our subs (he had to say it about 4 times and me 3 times), and no, there wasn’t a language barrier. The guy in front of me only ordered 2 things on his sub so I’m not sure why it needed to be repeated so much. It just seemed like she was ready to be off work or just plain bored.It just took way too long to get through the line and it was hard to tell what was going on with the staff. I wish I could say the food made up for it, but the tomatoes were extremely soft and tasted old. I could also taste bell peppers though none were on my sandwich because the lady didn’t switch gloves when she prepared mine.I like to give places second chances, so I may update this review later.
Hannah M.
Best sub place on campus! Such fresh ingredients, lots to choose from. Line goes quick. And the subs are huge! My favorite is the buffalo chicken (with cheddar instead of provolone)
Benjamin Alcorn
Good sandwiches and fast service; that's all you can ask for
Samuel C.
Surprisingly decent subs in a student food court on the Texas A and M Campus.Subs here come toasted - which I recommend.Subs here also come loaded to the gills so that they are hard to eat without making a mess.Loaded to the gills is good - even if it means dry cleaning bills later.They use all sorts of hot pepper garnishes like East Coast hots and pickled banana peppers,They also use industrial quantities of oil, vinegar, salt and pepper, on subs that are already loaded with twenty pounds of ingredients.You get fine eating.The oil will go everywhere.But as they say...Good girls go to heaven.Bad girls go everywhere - just like the oil.My sandwich was a bad girl I can work with that.
I wasn’t expecting too much from an on campus dining place, but I should have known that there was a problem when almost no one was in line at this place during lunch time and the next door restaurant was packed.Staff seemed friendly, but as I was in line I noticed that there seemed to be trouble with communication as to what was going on. The guy in front of me ordered his sub and looked confused as the lady waited until my sub was also ready before putting both in the toaster. Then, both of us had to constantly repeat what we wanted on our subs (he had to say it about 4 times and me 3 times), and no, there wasn’t a language barrier. The guy in front of me only ordered 2 things on his sub so I’m not sure why it needed to be repeated so much. It just seemed like she was ready to be off work or just plain bored.It just took way too long to get through the line and it was hard to tell what was going on with the staff. I wish I could say the food made up for it, but the tomatoes were extremely soft and tasted old. I could also taste bell peppers though none were on my sandwich because the lady didn’t switch gloves when she prepared mine.I like to give places second chances, so I may update this review later.
Best sub place on campus! Such fresh ingredients, lots to choose from. Line goes quick. And the subs are huge! My favorite is the buffalo chicken (with cheddar instead of provolone)
Good sandwiches and fast service; that's all you can ask for
Surprisingly decent subs in a student food court on the Texas A and M Campus.Subs here come toasted - which I recommend.Subs here also come loaded to the gills so that they are hard to eat without making a mess.Loaded to the gills is good - even if it means dry cleaning bills later.They use all sorts of hot pepper garnishes like East Coast hots and pickled banana peppers,They also use industrial quantities of oil, vinegar, salt and pepper, on subs that are already loaded with twenty pounds of ingredients.You get fine eating.The oil will go everywhere.But as they say...Good girls go to heaven.Bad girls go everywhere - just like the oil.My sandwich was a bad girl I can work with that.
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