Subway i Sofia

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  Botond Palencsar

  :: 30 June 2018 03:24:36

  There's room to improve. Are there any standards here?

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  Mila Tosheva

  :: 27 April 2018 12:15:51

  When we walked into the restaurant, the guy that was supposed to be behind the counter was sitting on the table playing on his phone. Later he even invited some friends to join him on a casual chat. He messed up our sandwiches so badly, the meat was spread all over, so inconsistent and a total waste of food. To make things worse, it took him way too long to make a simple sandwich. Stop hiring incompetent people with an internet addiction.

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  Veselin Vasilev

  :: 14 April 2018 03:05:55

  The guy working late shift refused to bake my bun the the way i wanted to. He even forced me to speak with the so called manager by giving me wrong number. He was extremely rude and never show3d he works for subway

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  Tomáš Kantor

  :: 08 March 2018 00:31:09

  unpolite staff and special prices for tourists, so be careful

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  Todd Nelson

  :: 12 September 2017 03:50:07

  Of the three employees I've encountered here, two are complete a**holes. One with the colored hair (purple at the time) slammed the oven/toaster door, the knife, the scoop for tuna (for another customer) for no apparent reason other than boisterous sighs with each childish gesture. Perhaps he was having a bad day, but all we did was come for some sandwiches. We are staying across the street, give us a break. I understand sometimes people are grumpy, especially when speaking English in Bulgaria, so we let it go. Then just now at 3:30am (24 hour subway), we walk in to get some food before heading to sleep as we had an early dinner. The young little boy with the "so cool" sideways hat was mopping (good for him doing something productive) as we walked in. He went back behind the counter and said "..of course..." in English once he saw us. I wasn't sure what he meant, as we've only been here a handful of times, mostly because it's 24 hours and less than a minute walk away. He has seen us before, but what with the attitude? I asked "what is the problem?" and he slammed the paper on the sandwich-making table as he put on his plastic gloves. We turned around and walked out. This man is at work. I didn't ask him to do so, nor did I mistreat him in any way other than a "hello" as we entered. While I may try this Subway again because of its proximity and convenience, there's absolutely no reason to treat strangers this way. I started by tipping them nicely when we arrived, to now walking out refusing service. If service matters to you, avoid this place at all costs. You're better off walking 5 minutes to a subway that may care about its customers. If you want a quick and easy sandwich with few fillings and huge attitudes, this is your place!