In response to FaolanofEssex's comment:

They actually pump out "fresh bread" smell to the outside of the store which, no, isn't actually the smell of them cooking bread. The idea is to lure people in.

I used to love Subway as a kid, but I can't eat it now. Old meat and a lot more bread than ingredient.

For a much better sub in boston, turn to Al Capone - couple blocks from Downtown Crossing.

In response to WhatDoYouWantNow's comment:

Really..there are too many great sub shops around to make Subway worth the trip. It's kind of like the McDonalds of sub shops.

That's funny about the smell. I often wondered what that was as well. They need to work on the scent. It doesn't smell like any bread I've ever smelled baking.  I've eaten at a Subway exactly three times in my life...that was three times too many for me.

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In response to FaolanofEssex's comment:

They actually pump out "fresh bread" smell to the outside of the store which, no, isn't actually the smell of them cooking bread. The idea is to lure people in.

I used to love Subway as a kid, but I can't eat it now. Old meat and a lot more bread than ingredient.

For a much better sub in boston, turn to Al Capone - couple blocks from Downtown Crossing.

In response to miscricket's comment:

In response to WhatDoYouWantNow's comment:

Really..there are too many great sub shops around to make Subway worth the trip. It's kind of like the McDonalds of sub shops.

That's funny about the smell. I often wondered what that was as well. They need to work on the scent. It doesn't smell like any bread I've ever smelled baking.  I've eaten at a Subway exactly three times in my life...that was three times too many for me.

I agree, I like finding those out of the way sandwich shops. Preferably a non-chain type. I haven't been in a Subway shop in years....I always remember them as being dirty.

In response to ms_obstinate's comment:

In response to miscricket's comment:

In response to WhatDoYouWantNow's comment:

Really..there are too many great sub shops around to make Subway worth the trip. It's kind of like the McDonalds of sub shops.

That's funny about the smell. I often wondered what that was as well. They need to work on the scent. It doesn't smell like any bread I've ever smelled baking.  I've eaten at a Subway exactly three times in my life...that was three times too many for me.

I agree, I like finding those out of the way sandwich shops. Preferably a non-chain type. I haven't been in a Subway shop in years....I always remember them as being dirty.

I guess if your a Wal-Mart shopper they can be handy.

In response to FaolanofEssex's comment:

In response to ms_obstinate's comment:

In response to miscricket's comment:

In response to WhatDoYouWantNow's comment:

Really..there are too many great sub shops around to make Subway worth the trip. It's kind of like the McDonalds of sub shops.

That's funny about the smell. I often wondered what that was as well. They need to work on the scent. It doesn't smell like any bread I've ever smelled baking.  I've eaten at a Subway exactly three times in my life...that was three times too many for me.

I agree, I like finding those out of the way sandwich shops. Preferably a non-chain type. I haven't been in a Subway shop in years....I always remember them as being dirty.

I guess if your a Wal-Mart shopper they can be handy.

Someone has been a bad boy...lol...but you are too funny..really too funny. I was thinking it's not worth it..but really..it's kind of funny. You do great work..as always :-))

When some of us have $5 to spare, we head to Subway and are quite pleased with the food and service!

That'a great, but I'd rather put my $5.00 in the hands of a nice family owned business.