Subway

I'd give a 0 if I could. I couldn't get served at this location. Despite the fact that my coupon booklet stated this was a participating restaurant. They emphatically told me they, the "owners" opted out of all coupon books this year. However, the "owners" who supposedly did this must have missed the boy scout coupon booklet that was sold to me. Because it definitely lists this address and this phone number. I used the phone number listed in the coupon booklet and reached the people inside who just turned me away. Subway's loss. I'm headed home to make my own sandwich now. I suppose I should thank them for saving me money.

$17.85 for one sub thats just highway robbery $4.98 was extra meat topping. These rates will keep me from bringing a date here to eat.

Ordered my food online and went to pick it up. The manager said someone already picked up my subs. I informed her that I did not pick up my subs. She stated some man picked them up and had my name. I then showed her my receipt she said there was nothing she could do someone already picked up the subs. I asked for my money to be returned she refused to return my money or make me new subs. I do not recommend this place you won't receive you food or your money back!

$20 for a drink and a foot long club. They don’t follow the Subway pricing standards stay away.

Very rude workers.

I was in PA ONLY for the day because I live in MD. Stopped for a quick lunch. I didn't see OR realize it at the terminal. We only ordered 2 foot long subs ( no extra's, meats, etc ) 1 six inch sub, and 2 sodas. It didn't dawn on me at that moment because I didn't have to sign my credit card slip, I saw later that the total was $73.57 !!!! 3 subs, 3 people !! 2 fellas & 1 gal... The cashier clearly overcharged me and snuck a tip in on an overpriced frigging sub. I would have 100% said something, BUT I didn't see OR realize at the time the total while standing there ! And I DIDN'T get the total until ( from my bank ) until later that evening

I've been going to this location for years now, let me clarify what I know so far: -Coupons are for participating locations, read the coupons -Different restaurants pay different taxes therefore different prices -People ask for a sub and then look at the prices on the boards, I would personally look at the boards first -There is a sign that says where the line starts, again I would read anything specially the prices first. Don't be that person that gets surprised for not reading

Store doesn't accept coupons and was charged $16 for a classic chicken teriyaki. Never again.