Subway - Panguitch

Earlier this week, when I visited, she was eating at the sandwich-making station and didn’t acknowledge my arrival for more than five minutes. When she finally decided to take my order, she seemed completely distracted and preoccupied with telling the others how to shut down the shop, rather than listening to what I wanted. This time, after five minutes of waiting for some acknowledgment—only to be told, "we will be with you soon"—I decided it was best to take my business elsewhere after a few more minutes without any attention. The customer service was very poor. All I wanted was a sandwich, but she was far more focused on closing the shop than on assisting me.

I was disappointed that they didn't have the honey oat bread, which was the main reason I chose this restaurant.

This is a decent Subway, and it's one of the few places in town for a quick meal. It can get somewhat busy and a bit messy at times, but the food is quite good!

The sandwich was good, but there was a girl making the sandwiches who was the worst. There were two other guys who were very nice.

This places food is tasting kinda weird. After got my sandwich I sat down to eat like normal and when I unwrapped it and started eating there was something spicy in it. For the record this is what I got. Turkey sandwich with provolone with mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickles, ranch, and vinaigrette. Also, my mother who also got ranch on hers said her sandwich was spicy. But, my dad who didn't have any ranch on it said it wasn't spicy. I think it was weird that the ranch could have been spicy because when I go to subways their ranch isn't spicy. Also my sandwich was super acidic probably because I put on mustard and vinaigrette but I have never felt this amount of acidity. The placement was also interesting because it was in the corner of a gas station but on the pulse side they have crocodile jerky. Wouldn't want to come back.