Music too loud to talk. Do not have kids size sandwiches. I found it a bit odd they do not have pickles for their sandwiches. I had to pay a little over a dollar for a giant pickle that i only wanted a few slices off of. The sandwich was good however i am not convinced it is on fresh baked bread
Review Source:Wow! Really people? This is one of the most successful new restaurants in America?
You can't offer store bought ingredients found in virtually any American refrigerator and call it "gourmet". I'd be embarrassed to feed people this lackluster quality at my own house let alone ask them to pay $6 a pop for them. It's sandwiches, how on earth do you screw that up?
I ordered the #12 BEACH CLUB
Fresh baked turkey breast, provolone cheese, avocado spread, sliced cucumber, sprouts, lettuce, tomato, and mayo! (It's the real deal, and it ain't even California.)
First of all, I live in California, originally from Eugene, just because you put avocado on something doesn't make if Californian! And that prime ingredient was what was surprisingly missing from my "gourmet" sandwich. A small smear about a size of a nickel was at each end of my sandwich and so translucent you could see the turkey directly beneath. Speaking of turkey, three slices of turkey across the length of a sub, Subway doesn't even have the nerve to try that! Those sprouts were missing because after my complaint they told me they were out, so I'm pretty much left with a sandwich that tastes like very boring bread, mayo and lettuce. For $5.95? Gourmet?????? No, no one in their right mind would be satisfied with such lackluster taste, yes that includes people that call ketchup, hot sauce. Absolutely pathetic!
As I politely brought these faults to their attention the cashier told me that "if you look between the cheese and the meat, you'll find the avocado spread." So I dig through my sandwich it front of her showing her this disgraced placed before me. And her response was that I could talk to her manager. He offered me another sandwich but by that time both my wife and I had thrown our $5.95 "gourmet" sandwiches in the trash, which was where they belonged in the first place. So out of three sandwiches, two went in the trash and the one my 8 year old son ordered which was bread and ham, was choked down but he said after the fact he didn't like the bread and Subway is WAY better. I guess I would have saved myself the frustration if I had just taken my $17 and threw it in their trash.
I thought with a po-dunk hillbilly name like Jimmy Johns and being from Illinois, that they might be able to make a sandwich with just a tad bit of flavor to be able to swallow. What we got was mayonnaise and lettuce sandwiches that make Subway look like a Michelin Star restaurant. I don't think I've ever not been able to eat a sandwich, ever!
If your ideal sandwich is a "mayonnaise and lettuce sandwich, hold the flavor" then this is your place, but for those who expect just a little bit of effort, especially when ordering something as simple as a sandwich, then avoid this place at all cost. Subway, Quiznos, Ciao Pizza, Yumm Cafe all have better standards than this establishment.
This place is sad and pathetic and I'm still hungry.
Wow! I'm not a sandwich fan (likely due to not finding a good sandwich shop) but this place has me hooked. Super friendly fast service. All the ingredients are soooo fresh. The bread is absolutely delicious, and had perfect texture, not too hard not too soft. The place was very clean. Â The staff was super friendly and the service was extremely fast. I couldn't believe how inexpensive the sandwiches were! An 8" sub for only $4.95 or a club for a dollar more. I really enjoyed reading the sayings posted on the walls. This place puts Subway to shame and is better than any other sandwich shop I've eaten at.
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