
Port of Subs made-fresh-to-order subs are prepared while the customer looks on and the unique taste comes from freshly sliced, top quality meats and cheeses, freshly baked breads and zesty dressings and spices. Port of Subs also offers a variety of hot subs, breakfast subs, fresh salads, an extensive line of catering party trays, desserts and a variety of refreshing beverages.
Counter-serve sandwich chain cafe for sliced-to-order meats & cheeses on house-baked bread.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 662 N McCarran Blvd, Sparks, NV 89431
Phone: (775) 359-5454
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First, the wait time was absurd. Despite being a fast food joint, it took over 10 minutes to get our order, and the place wasn’t even busy. The staff seemed disorganized and uninterested, with no sense of urgency.
When we finally received our food, it was clear that it had been sitting around for days, the vegetables all look brown and soggy the meat had a slimy texture. My Husband ordered a cold tuna fish sandwich and I had a number 8 turkey and provolone. My husband took one bite and noticed that the tuna was sour be that we eat at the one on Prater Way all the time and we have tuna all the time we know the taste that is supposed to hold. my Husband went and told one of the workers that his sandwich was sour. The worker took his sandwich with his bare hands after he had been taking cash from other customers and using the cash register and then told him he had to call the manager just to either make another sandwich or to give a refund. The worker returned and said the manager refused to give us another sandwich at the same price or a refund and said that the tuna was made yesterday, so there was no way it could be sour. I asked the employee if I could have the managers number he told me no I asked for his name he told me he didn’t want to be any part of it. I asked him if he could make another sandwich at the same price he said no he could make another tuna sandwich, I asked him why would he offer to make another tuna sandwich and the tuna is sour? Then he said he was just gonna call the police so I told him go ahead and I waited. I also called a different port of sub the one on Prater way in Sparks NV to get the district manager‘s number. The guy over there was on the phone with me the whole time he even offered for me to come over there and he remake my sandwich for me. I waited for the cop to come and got an incident number. I got my receipt. I paid over $35 for some sandwiches and I was not offered a resolution to solve my problem I will not be eating here again and sadly to say not even at any other Porta sub. I won’t even recommend this place to anyone. I was discriminated against And my children wade with me.
Cleanliness was another major issue. The tables were dirty, the floors were sticky, and the garbage bins were overflowing. It didn’t look like anyone had bothered to clean the dining area in hours. The restrooms were equally filthy, which made me question the overall hygiene standards of the establishment.
Overall, Port Of Sub on McCaren blvd in Sparks NV was a complete letdown. The slow service, poor food quality, and lack of cleanliness made for a thoroughly unpleasant dining experience. I won’t be returning, and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. Save your time and money and go somewhere else.
Watch your receipts. If you ask for a combo, they will ring it up separately, which is an additional $0.40 a person. Easy way to add to their bottom dollar.
Asked for a #2 (ham, turkey, and provolone) but with all turkey. The short one in braids said no, that would be a #8. I asked if I could do the two servings of turkey as a #2. See attached picture, this is supposedly 2 servings of turkey. If I wasn’t next door at Sally’s I wouldn’t have come here.
Don’t get me started on the taller brunette with the 2.5″ long nails. Cheap disposable gloves or not, they shouldn’t be allowed around food.
I took out my in ear hearing aids and one fell, skittering across the floor, with help from the staff, it was found behind the soda/drinks fridge.
Whenever I post on Facebook that I’m going here, people who’ve moved away say they really miss the sandwiches, that’s the biggest compliment I can think of for a sandwich shop, that people still crave them even though they’ve moved to another state.