Ordered a 12 inch Chicken Fajita Sub for Pick Up. for 10 dollars I got 12 inches of bread with about 2 ounces of microwaved diced pre frozen goo that any elementary school cafateria would send back to the vendor. I wasnt ordering from Subway, however for 10 dollars I could have gotten 2 sandwiches there. Needless to say. One and Done. Never again
Review Source:You order by filling out a card and handing it off, so it's really hard for your order to get messed up! This is a really ingenious way of ordering.
I had the cheesesteak with a bunch of toppings. It was really, really good! Even though I asked for a lot of toppings, they didn't skimp on any of them, so that was great too. The meatball and sausage sub that my girlfriend got was also really tasty with freshly cut sausages still dripping juices.
After visiting Hobby Lobby in the area, I was very hungry. Â I drove around the corner and saw this place. Â I was a little hesitant, because it wasn't subway and it sure wasn't a Quiznos, so who knows how their sub will taste. Â But you know what? I liked it, a lot. Â Their bread is definitely more "pumped" than subway's measly compacted bread, and it tastes better IMO. I walked in having no clue how to order until I noticed the yellow pieces of paper on the counter. I filled it out and ordered the number 14, which is the ham and cheese sandwich. Â I of course added additional toppings and waited patiently for them to call my order. Â About three mins passed and they called my name. Â The sub was delicious. Â Plenty of meat and veggies, very satisfying. The prices however could be more competitive with other sub places. Â But then again, you are getting a better sub.
Review Source:Was recommended this place by a coworker. Nearby centretech, and a very tasty sub for the money! I thought the bread was excellent-- not the wimpy stuff you get at subway or other "fast food" sub shops. Plenty of meat, great toppings, fast and easy ordering system. Will definitely be coming back.
Review Source:I have been going to Sub Stop off-and-on for many years. Â I think their bread, when toasted, has a crispy buttery flavor. Â Â
I ordered easily via <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2FGrubHub.com&s=f593eaab003cd19889a720326b2f211d5de3ba2dc932c7460208b2fc52110c66" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://GrubHub.com</a>, drove to the location and picked up my order. Â No problems. Â
I have tried many Sub Stop sandwiches but I prefer the simply elegant tuna salad on wheat with lettuce and green peppers. Â
Sub Stop is a local business and puts other chain sandwich stores to shame. Â
Grab an iced tea with lemon beverage while you are there. Â You'll be glad you did.
Walking into a rather busy sandwich shop at 11:00 in the morning is the first good sigh that you're at the right place. A second clue is having the aroma get your mouth watering before you have a chance to see the menu. A third indication is finding that the menu offers everything you have been craving all morning, including Daz Bog coffee and Otis Spunkmeyer cookies.
As I alluded to previously, they were rather busy, so my time in the line was probably longer than had I succumbed to my hunger pains 30 minutes earlier. The wait, which wasn't intolerable, was very much worth it! Â Not too long after I walked in, was I walking out with a cup of my favorite hot brew and a perfectly seasoned Southwestern Chicken wrap.
Sometimes, a prolonged neglect of ones hunger dulls the acuteness of ones senses, rendering even the most unworthy to taste divine. But today, this was NOT the case! My senses were fully in tact and my taste buds were ready for action. As it turned out, the coffee was a surprisingly congenial marriage to the green chilies in my wrap. I was in heaven! The only down side I faced was an abundance of hunger-compounding options that made the decision making an arduous task.
In summary, I found the food to be excellent, the dining area to be neat and clean, the service was very pleasant and professional, the location couldn't have been better, and the price to quality ratio was awesome.
My highest recommendations!
pretty damn good Italian, decent prices, quick service.
alittle hole in the wallish, it gets four cause the price could be slightly better, the staff also was courtious but could have been alittle more friendly. id say this place is awesome if you want a good Italian here in denver.
Revised: the hours these guys are open Is craptastic 7pm is completely unacceptable!!!!!!
Good chicken salad, and you can get an italian sub toasted here. Also a wide variety of subs to choose from.
2 things I am unhappy with, however:
First, they mix their oil and vinegar together in one bottle, which means you barely get the taste of vinegar on your sub
Second, they are only open until 7 pm. The short hours result in me not being able to eat here very often.
This is the only sub shop I'll go to anymore. We love the mom and pop atmosphere. The sandwiches are AMAZING! They give you way more meat than any Scrubway, thats for sure!
They have a huge variety of sandwiches ranging from hot Italian to cold turkey subs. Their meatball and sausage is awesome! Â Their prices are cheaper than any sub shop around. You wont be disappointed. I'd rate this a very high quality low cost sub. They come in a variety of sizes, including 4", 6", 8", and 12". I might be wrong on the 6", but we usually get the 8" and split it. Free refills!
This is the place I send all my friends looking for a good sub thats not from a fast food restaurant chain.
I likada Substop veri much!
Write down your sandwich instructions, hand it over to the sandwich makers and anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes later you'll have a delicious sandwich.
Great variety of hot and cold subs and you can customize to your hearts content.
Negatives are the often long waits for your sandwich and the jumbled line/waiting area.
Other than that this place is great, I really like the Santa Fe Cheesteak by the way
Well, I can't really speak for the food because I didn't get a chance to eat anything. Â I live close by and was out with some friends on a weeknight, around dinner time, and decided to give this place a try. Â Although I absolutely hate Subway, I'm usually not very picky when it comes to subs. Â All I ask is that they have fresh ingredients and have more substance than the thin, pre-sliced meat packets that Subway uses. Â Anyways, we walked in and got a decent first impression of the place, saw a large menu, and noticed that it was relatively clean. Â Problems arose when the person working there told us that they didn't have any bread, but only tortillas. Â What kind of "Sub Stop" doesn't have bread on a weekday during dinner time?
Review Source:The writing the order on the little piece of paper is supposed to be an easier way for the sandwich maker to get it right. Right? I ordered a smoked turkey on wheat. I got white bread and the turkey was not smoked. Very bland sandwich. It seemed there were three employees there, only one was making all the sandwiches and the other two were walking around pretending to clean. I say pretending, because the place was sticky looking and the floors could have used sweeping and mopping after the lunch rush. (We were there around 1 pm, they were not very busy.) Meh. Nothing to go out of your way to try.
Review Source:This place has great subs. Â I always get take out. Â You have to go in and fill out a form to get the people who work there to build your sandwich exactly how you want it. Â Usually this turns out really well...however, sometimes they may forget something that is supposed to normally be on your sandwich, or you get the bare end of the lunchmeat in your sandwich which is kinda nasty.
Definitely much better than subway or quiznos. Â Also, much better prices. Â The main downside here is that some of the workers are totally rude and wear skimpy inappropriate outfits to make subs with. Â however, I will deal with the rudeness from time to time just to get a great sub!
As a former Subway "sandwich artist," I can tell you that this place really has it figured out. Â Instead of trying to verbally tell a poor sandwich-maker all the items to put on your sandwich (that he/she will have to struggle to remember), you just write your order on a little card and leave it. Â This leaves you free to use the restroom, ATM, hang out with friends, talk on the phone, or whatever you need to do while your sandwich is being made. Â Meanwhile, you know that your sandwich is going to to be made exactly how you want it - it's in writing!
The ingredients are fresh and the sandwiches are made generously. Â My favorite is the "super italian" in which the meat is stacked almost as thick as the bread. Â My coworkers and I love this place as a lunch stop, and I bet it's not hard to eat healthily there. Â I think one time they ran out of Diet Coke while I was there, but that's really the only complaint I could ever think of. Â Yum!
This place has great subs. You order by filling out a card and then they make your sandwich and call your name. I eat here for lunch sometimes and you can get a small sandwich a drink and some chips for about $6. It is very filling and they have a great selection of sandwiches. Plus they have delicious sweet tea.
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