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Thundercloud ftw
So many choices now. What's your favorite? Talking about the chains here. Cue Avante bringing up Blind Eyed Willie's feed and seed store just off Main.
Subway : It is what it is. Cheap price but you know what you're getting. I never walk away thinking I had a great meal or walk away thinking I just ate . It's the epitome of average.
WhichWich : Good ingredients and plenty of choices. I like being able to add pesto or humus to a sandwich. However, I hate ing around with having to check the boxes on a bag.
Firehouse Subs : Fresh sandwiches. Not too many choices. But they have about 20-25 choices of hot sauce to put on the sandwich.
Jimmy Johns : I know people that love this . I'm just kind of blah on it. Think there is only one choice of bread.
Schlotzkey's : Different than most on the list. Used to love them but they are pretty inconsistent from store to store. Had some burnt bread before. Also getting harder and harder to find.
ThunderCloud : never been
Jersey Mikes : never been
PotBelly : never been
Thundercloud ftw
Really? Why?
"Thunder Cloud" makes me think of a fart. So they need a good product to overcome that association.
McAllister's is popular up here, but it sucks. The bread is awful.
Really save money and buy your deli meat at Walmart/HEB/Kroger and make your own sandwiches for a fraction of the cost.
McAllister's isn't in this discussion dumbass.
Haven't been back home in 4 years, and Schlotzky's is the best on the list, great bread, good meats, fast service. But nothing beats Capparelli's meatball sammich.
Firehouse Subs, if youve got it, is a great place
Jersey mikes is the for hot sandwhiches.
for cold sandwhichws Jimmy johns is my go to.
the chains, ya want the best food ya hit a small town family owned restaurant, one that has been in the family since Johnny U was QBing the Colts. Ya see if they sucked they couldn't have lasted that long.
Rookies, sheesh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I'll just keep banging your mom and stick with the chains thank you very much.
His mom would have to be like 120 years old by now. ing gross.
She's not a day over 90. The s wrong with you.
Haven't you heard they saying, "if the pubes are grey, she's ready to play"?
There's this hole in the wall joint here in the Valley called La Saigon Sandwich, it's an Asian place that dresses it's sammiches with their homemade slant eye slaw, and each sammich is fair sized and only tree fiddy, it's a ing blesing.
pot belly or jimmy johns when i'm in the mood for a sammich
But it's rare you stray away from Church's tbh
i ate church's when i was broke. popeyes ftw win now
Shlotzkys is the best when they get it right on the sourdough bread.
Quiznos is noticeably absent. Seems like it's disappearing from existence. No loss imo.
I forgot about Quiznos. I liked them when they came out. But haven't been in about 10 years. I don't see them anywhere.
According to Wikipedia, Quizno's is still #2 in sales behind Subway
Mamma mia sandwich at Palleta's. Unfortunately they're out-of-business. What a place.
That's nuts. I don't think I ever pass one.
Yeah...I don't think that is right.
You just made me waste 5 minutes to find out something I already knew. Instead of not ing your aunt, tell your mom to quit ing her brother.
The thing that's doing chains like Quiznos and Schlotzky's in is their tone-deafness towards the vast majority of the American fast food consumer base, which is extremely price elastic and rates price-to-product value above all other factors... neither are known for their low cost or low-price promotions. Their commercials are all about exquisite taste but they rarely advertise prices, and people going into the store to find out the advertised sub is $11.99 really drives customers away in droves.
Whereas Subway can be expensive, but everyone will always remember ads such as the "Five Dollar Footlong" campaigns from 2008-2013, so Subway is subliminally considered a good price value in the minds of so many, whether this is true or not.
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