TLDR; how do I find the owner of a subway inside a hospital? Taking door dash orders in a healthcare setting is egregious.

I live in a rural area and if you're going to have surgery you're going to be at least 1 1/2 hours from home. Only restaurant inside the hospital is Subway and they close their cafeteria for dinner. I was waiting for my sub talking to the girl working and the guy behind me who was from door dash. She was apologizing because she can't make the Door Dash subs in advance, and he was apologizing because he doesn't particularly enjoy walking through an ER to pick up a door dash order. I learned from him that GM is able to "turn off" the ability for people to place orders there (there's several other subways in the area). She said because their in a hospital they don't have a GM but instead just an owner.

All that backstory to ask if anybody has successfully gotten through to a hospital owned subway and do you have any advice on who I could contact? We've so many problems with our healthcare system but this feels like an easy fix if I could contact the right person.

There's a Subway I go to for lunch that is close to my job. The Manager is a very nice man, and he usually has 1 or 2 other employees with him. However, this post is about "Sheri." I can always tell who made my sandwich because I always seem to get food poisoning / tummy issues after I eat the sandwich Sheri made. I want to continue going there to support the manager, but my gut can't take it.

I genuinely hate who ever made this decision. I am so tired of ceos fucking us out of everything.I FUCKING DESPISE ALL OF THOSE GREEDY FUCKS. This isn’t just about some random subway sandwich it’s about everything, we’re getting bloodletted for all of our money.

My store still uses a drive thru kiosk. There are multiple issues with ordering everyday but never seen this one before. No bread, no cheese, no toasting option. My coworkers theory is that this happened because the kiosk shut down mid order (we used to be able to control this but recently it just randomly shuts down for the night- usually at the same time but theres been a few different times). Customer drove off without trying to come in which is valid.

Got offers at Subway and Hungry Jack's. The Subway one is 1 hr away from where I live but it's at my uni so it's very close to my classes, and seems to have nicer management (HJ manager doesn't seem very nice). The Hungry Jack's is around 25min from where I live but it's in a red light district with lots of ppl doing drugs and obnoxious people.

The reason why I am hesitant on going with Subway is because I find it hard to speak loudly - when I went for the interview I kept having to repeat myself because they couldn't hear me. Is speaking audibly very important while working at Subway?

I figured if I work at Hungry Jack's I can work at the back and not have to speak to customers if that's a viable option? I feel like it'd be an inconvenience for Subway to employ me because of this.

I left from Jersey Mike's after 3+ years and becoming AM. I already like subway better, sorry for doubting y'all 🤧

Frequent U.S. Subway customer here. I'm thinking about expanding my experience beyond the regular breads, but I'm genuinely confused by flatbread vs. wrap.

• For my local store, the "footlong" flatbread and the wrap have the same calories in the app, and the same price. Are they basically the same thing, just with different presentations (rolled vs. not, maybe idk)?
• Is a "6-inch" flatbread just half of a flatbread, similar to how 6-inch subs are half of the bread loaves?
• Finally, are the wraps and/or "footlong" flatbreads comparable in size to a footlong sub, in terms of veggie contents? I usually do the veggie delite, and I remember many years ago, when Subway did the tortilla-style wraps, I tried one and was brokenhearted by how little was in it, given the FL price. I don't want to be burned again.

Obviously the easiest way to figure this out is for me to just order a variety of wraps and flatbreads to see what I think, but I thought I'd ask the experts first. THANKS.

What is the least popular topping for a sub at subway? Thanks.

Is no longer being carried in the stores near me. Is there anything similar sold at Walmart or Aldi's?

Everytime I try to order it says card is wrong or insufficient or some other bull . I’ve tried three cards already and it’s been like this since yesterday.

Is anyone else experiencing this? Anyway to fix it fast?

The honey mustard deli toastie is my new subway fixation! However, every time I order it the staff have either never heard of it or comment that they’ve not made one in months!

Is there a reason why this is so slept on, or is it just my area? It’s so good!