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K Bleezy
As soon as I went here I had to look up the reviews and I was wasn’t surprised at all. Everyone got the same story/recommendation.
While adorable I don’t review resteraunts based on stories being told, I rate them based on the food and unfortunately this place is bare bones.
First, it is not a sub shop, it’s a sandwich shop, even the Google description calls it a sandwich shop.
They are all very simple, which would make sense for the cheap prices. Cheap bread, cheap cheese, cold cut meats. They are practically the same premade sandwiches you can find at QFC for $5
The Google menu is completely wrong, which is why I went there in the first place, expecting subs/variety.
Instead it was like making a basic sandwich at home. Bread, mayo/mustard, cheese and a meat.
His only recommendation is the 6 meat sandwhich. Could take it or leave it. Just a mass amount of cold cuts.
If I had a couple of bucks in my pocket and wanted to get rid of them this is probably the place I’d go.
Because it’s cash only….
But I would much rather spend more money on a place with better variety and quality.
… moreWhile adorable I don’t review resteraunts based on stories being told, I rate them based on the food and unfortunately this place is bare bones.
First, it is not a sub shop, it’s a sandwich shop, even the Google description calls it a sandwich shop.
They are all very simple, which would make sense for the cheap prices. Cheap bread, cheap cheese, cold cut meats. They are practically the same premade sandwiches you can find at QFC for $5
The Google menu is completely wrong, which is why I went there in the first place, expecting subs/variety.
Instead it was like making a basic sandwich at home. Bread, mayo/mustard, cheese and a meat.
His only recommendation is the 6 meat sandwhich. Could take it or leave it. Just a mass amount of cold cuts.
If I had a couple of bucks in my pocket and wanted to get rid of them this is probably the place I’d go.
Because it’s cash only….
But I would much rather spend more money on a place with better variety and quality.
Kris Conner
Is it just a typical subshop? Hell no! You’ll be treated to the life story of the proprietor’s 40 years on the job… and his harrowing tale of how he came to the U.S. And he makes a mean turkey sub!
… moreMoriah “Morida” Serano
Literally, the cutest place ever. He’s been around for over 39 years and super proud of it. Customer service is amazing. you feel like you’re part of the family And Feel so welcome! Great subs too. Definitely will be coming back. First timers should know it’s cash only. Fortunately, there is an ATM at the shop next-door.
… morecody morgan
Owner was the nicest guy in the world who had stories of his buisness, repeat customers and how he hasn’t ever changed the price on his full boat sandwhich which has changed multiple times according to pictures online. It was advertised as 7 meats and 2 cheeses. I received 6 types of meat in super thin slices and only 3 slices of Kraft single cheese. Not a second cheese at all. All on 2 6 inch store bought bread. He said anywhere else I would pay 25 dollars. After a bag of chips, a soda and small tip I was out 20 bucks. Being that i work within walking distance i was excited to after talking to the owner and thought I would be a regular. But after false advertising and bland cheap food I wont be back.
… moreAnn M. Pizaro
While visiting the Seattle area, I made a random stop at lunchtime and what a treat it was! I had the #4 and a bag of chips, along with the owner’s stories and fabulous conversation. It was such a pleasure to meet someone so genuine and kind. I even bought a sub to have on my flight home to NY that night!! A MUST try place!!
… moreScott
Tucked away on a side street, this place is easy to overlook with all the fast food places in the area. There’s no signage from the main street, or even on the sidewalk. The only way to tell it’s there, the front facing sign of a submarine that’s says sub shop.
I only stumbled upon it while walking a new route, but I’m sure glad I did!
The owner was a very nice gentleman who clearly had seen the changes of the times in that area and seemed extremely happy to share a piece of history with me. As I was reading the signs of his accomplishments, I saw they had been open 40 years now!
Before he even came out to greet me, I knew that a shop that hidden away with only 1 man running the show doesn’t stay in business that long if he’s bad at what he does.
Big point of note here, he is cash only. I had $13.50 on me which net me a turkey and ham sub with a can of coke.
Point of note, there’s no prices I saw on most of the items. I honestly couldn’t tell you what things cost here. When he asked how much I had, I told him the amount and he looked at it for a moment and then decided on what I was going to order for me based on that. ♂️ Trust. Who am I to question a man who’s run the game this long?
So I sit at the lonely square table that was kind of crooked as to compensate for the interior design and wait in anticipation to find out what I’m even getting. I’m used to at least having a size chart for my fluctuating hunger and poverty levels.
While making the sub we talk about his wall of masks from various cultures. Opposite of that, clocks. He joked that people always think he’s an antique store seller which… Yep I could see that. But honestly it was cool, gave the place a very homelike quirky vibe that I really dug.
Finally the sub comes out and I see… Well… A sub. I worked at Quiznos for many years, I know a sandwich and from the outside, I can say it legally met all criteria of that which would define it as a sub.
This was all of the cash I had on me which meant I was now walking 3 miles to my house instead of taking the bus so it better be at LEAST on par with subway which… C’mon, not hard lol.
It didn’t seem like much, until I bit into it. Holy hell, I don’t know what combination of ingredients he used but clearly you don’t stay in business 40 years without knowing at least a couple secrets to your craft.
It was extremely light, like the bread was SOFT soft. Chewing a cloud soft. Didn’t fall apart in transit like you’d expect though. Everything he uses is fresh, never been frozen. Idk if he’s got butcher connections or what but I’m not gonna question the claim, I was in sandwich bliss.
Originally he had recommended the house special, the #15 to me. He was really excited about that one but I was a bit short. Instead all I got was a basic turkey and ham and even that didn’t disappoint. I’m looking forward to the next time I have a $20 on me to see where it goes from here!
… moreI only stumbled upon it while walking a new route, but I’m sure glad I did!
The owner was a very nice gentleman who clearly had seen the changes of the times in that area and seemed extremely happy to share a piece of history with me. As I was reading the signs of his accomplishments, I saw they had been open 40 years now!
Before he even came out to greet me, I knew that a shop that hidden away with only 1 man running the show doesn’t stay in business that long if he’s bad at what he does.
Big point of note here, he is cash only. I had $13.50 on me which net me a turkey and ham sub with a can of coke.
Point of note, there’s no prices I saw on most of the items. I honestly couldn’t tell you what things cost here. When he asked how much I had, I told him the amount and he looked at it for a moment and then decided on what I was going to order for me based on that. ♂️ Trust. Who am I to question a man who’s run the game this long?
So I sit at the lonely square table that was kind of crooked as to compensate for the interior design and wait in anticipation to find out what I’m even getting. I’m used to at least having a size chart for my fluctuating hunger and poverty levels.
While making the sub we talk about his wall of masks from various cultures. Opposite of that, clocks. He joked that people always think he’s an antique store seller which… Yep I could see that. But honestly it was cool, gave the place a very homelike quirky vibe that I really dug.
Finally the sub comes out and I see… Well… A sub. I worked at Quiznos for many years, I know a sandwich and from the outside, I can say it legally met all criteria of that which would define it as a sub.
This was all of the cash I had on me which meant I was now walking 3 miles to my house instead of taking the bus so it better be at LEAST on par with subway which… C’mon, not hard lol.
It didn’t seem like much, until I bit into it. Holy hell, I don’t know what combination of ingredients he used but clearly you don’t stay in business 40 years without knowing at least a couple secrets to your craft.
It was extremely light, like the bread was SOFT soft. Chewing a cloud soft. Didn’t fall apart in transit like you’d expect though. Everything he uses is fresh, never been frozen. Idk if he’s got butcher connections or what but I’m not gonna question the claim, I was in sandwich bliss.
Originally he had recommended the house special, the #15 to me. He was really excited about that one but I was a bit short. Instead all I got was a basic turkey and ham and even that didn’t disappoint. I’m looking forward to the next time I have a $20 on me to see where it goes from here!
Max Surdyk
Every 5 star review is accurate. Period. After reading the negative reviews I can confidently say that anybody willing to write a negative statement about this establishment has simply lost the spice of life, a sad sight. The point isn’t to order what you want. You get the FULL BOAT and engaging conversation, full stop. This sandwich satisfied the appetites of thousands of people for 40 years. It’s a simple and well crafted sandwich that flies in the face of all the overpriced and over dressed sandwiches of today’s sub shops.
… moreB S
Just the nicest man who has owned this shop for 40 years. Be ready for some great stories. We cam here after visiting the children’s museum.
… moreElikapeka
If you are in the area, this Sub Shop is a MUST VISIT.
Customer Service: 5 Stars, Very friendly talkative little old man.
Subs: Basic, but tasty.
Dine-in: No
Parking: Street
Information About Owner and Store: 5 Stars, he likes telling you his history, prices, being in the newspaper, days off. Neat story.
… moreCustomer Service: 5 Stars, Very friendly talkative little old man.
Subs: Basic, but tasty.
Dine-in: No
Parking: Street
Information About Owner and Store: 5 Stars, he likes telling you his history, prices, being in the newspaper, days off. Neat story.
Spencer Toycen
It was our first time in today and I gotta say…INCREDIBLE. Lovely owner and great food as well. YOU HAVE TO GO. 40 years strong and going. Can’t wait to go back. SUB MAN!!!!!
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