Your local Clinton Subway® Restaurant at 2303 Andersonville Hwy brings bold new flavors and classic favorites to guests every day. Enjoy our famous Footlongs, 6 sandwiches, wraps, and salads, ordered quickly in the app or online, through convenient delivery, in-restaurant dining, or curbside pickup. We’re proud to offer a fresh alternative to typical fast food with fresh-cut veggies, tasty proteins, fresh-baked bread, and delicious cookies. We’re also here for your catering needs. All Subway® Restaurants are independently owned and operated by business owners who employ talented Sandwich Artists™.
Casual counter-serve chain for build-your-own sandwiches & salads, with health-conscious options.
Brooke Nietzel
We had an amazing experience at this Subway! Our sandwiches were absolutely delicious, and the woman who helped us was incredibly kind and professional. She even cleaned her hands multiple times while preparing our food, which we really appreciated.
And the best part? THE TOASTER ACTUALLY WORKS!
Almost every Subway we go to says they “toast” the sandwiches, but they never come out toasted. Here, they were perfectly toasted and done right!
Highly recommend this location — great service, clean, and delicious food.
… moreChaz
If I could give zero stars I would. The employee at the register rang someone up and then donned gloves. I asked her to please wash her hands. I have immunocompromised parents and it’s that time of year where illness is everywhere. I asked for white bread, american cheese and toasted. The employee sloppily applied the cheese and threw it in the toaster. Half of the cheese was on the sandwich when it came out. I asked her “would you eat that”? She said yes, but I doubt it. I worked at subway for 5 years throughout high school and college. I obtained my serv safe certification at 16 years old. I know how difficult people can be. Also, the employee was not wearing a hat, which is also disgusting. I do not go to
subway often, but hand washing issues seems to be an issue at both subway locations in Clinton. Please teach your employees to wash their hands in between customers. It makes me
wonder if they are properly washing their hands after using the restroom or prepping food. Also, the employee uttered a rude remark as I left. I will
be contacting the health department. Your employees are putting people at risk for food borne illnesses!
… moreMohsin Ahmed
Extremely disappointing experience. The lady at the counter was very rude and completely ignored the instructions I gave. It felt like talking to a wall—unresponsive and unhelpful. Definitely wouldn’t recommend based on this service.
… moredebasis satapathy
Went for breakfast and overall the feeling I got from entering in to exit is I should have been to a different subway, the staff wasn’t interested to serve customers rather just push them to leave as soon as possible.
Felt rude and uninterested to listen,
I asked for a napkins with my sandwich and was pointed at what looked at used napkins on the counter.
I wouldn’t be returning to this place.
… moreHolli-Rose Cole
My husband and I normally dont stop at this one because of how our sandwiches turn out every time. When I went in I waited for a good minute because the 2 teenage girls working were outside with their friend. The sandwiches were partially made, and not really close to what I asked for no matter how many times I tried to correct the girl. It gets very old trying to give a place chance after chance and no changes. Guess we will stick to the one on Charles Seviers Blvd
… moreDiane Miller
Chicken tasted spoiled. Bread was hard. No cheese on the sandwich. No mayo on it. Girl that answered phone was very rude. I didn’t know they didn’t take call in orders.
… moreJoann Wollett
I would give this Subway a Zero star for service if possible. The boy working the counter was rude, incompetent, and had the worst condescending attitude. I asked for a 6″ Italian and he started making a foot long. When I stated I only wanted a 6″ he rolled his eyes and threw the other half of the bread back in the bread box. Then I had to repeat myself multiple times with what I wanted (lettuce, onions, pickles & mayo) because he wasn’t paying any sort of attention. I then grabbed a bag of chips and he wrang me out. The total came to 10.09 and I politely questioned why on my receipt the 6″ hoagie came to $7.59 when the sign on the window said $5.49. With attitude and very condescending he said “yeah idk, want proof of the buttons I pushed”. And then moved the screen to show the 6″ sub with chips and goes “so there ya go, as I told you your total was $10.09.” I should have read the reviews before going to this Subway as I aparently am not the only person with this encounter. Sad that management hasn’t terminated this individual.
… moreCorey D
Bold choice to approve a circulation of coupons for the month and then NOT honor them. I can think of no other reason than to trick people into coming in and then spending more than they intended. Scummy practice. If that is the state of your store, then please kindly shutter the doors so that a company that appreciates it’s customers more can move in and make better use of the space you’re wasting. For anyone else interested: I’ve asked some knowledgeable people about whether this legally counts as “bait-and-switch” marketing, and I’ll update the comment when I get the answer.
EDIT: Alright, so the answer I got is that the “at participating locations” part of the fine print MIGHT protect them. “Might”, simply because the wording is there and that might be enough for some courts. But also unsure because the fact of the matter is that in order for ME to receive the coupons in the mail, it means that that a “participating” location within a few miles of where I live HAS approved them. But neither of the two locations (probably owned by the same person) accepts them, but either one or both is approving them. So they might get by on a legal technicality. Either way, still a scummy practice that I would never suggest anyone encourage by giving them your business.
… moreBrandon
Seems like they are cutting back on their supply to save money, that was my third visit where they didn’t put all the meat on the cold cut combo, and felt like I had to twist there arm for onions, who put one onion on a sub, so basically 11 buck for a bread sandwich, go to the one in the middle of clinton they are great and the food is what it’s supposed to be.
… moreAndrea Switzer
This is the worst subway I’ve ever been to. One employee seemed rushed and impatient, almost rude. The other had long hair swinging all around the food. As soon as they handed us food, they disappeared and the smell of cigarettes flooded the dining area. Very unappetizing. I couldn’t get their attention to let them know they forgot my daughter’s side of cucumber. Every table was dirty. Just a bad experience.
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