Subway charging for salad ?

deanos

We had a Subway in our town that closed down but has recently reopened under new ownership

They used to have an offer of a bacon or sausage sub for 99p, and they added cheese and salad if you wanted, i usually had a BLT

Anyhoo the new owners are now charging 99p just for bacon/sausage in a sub and its 50p extra for salad and cheese.

Is this correct , i thought salad and cheese was part of the deal when you bought a sub ?

Dave101t

cheese was always extra in dubai.

marywooyeah

I've always known subway to include the salad for free, but remember that the stores are franchised so perhaps this may explain why this particular store is charging.

david39

... and it may explain why the previous operator went out of business....

deanos

david39 wrote: »

... and it may explain why the previous operator went out of business....

It was poor hygiene , council closed it down apparently :eek:

ShaneUK

It could of course be the new owners trying to pull a fast one, and make more money. I have been charged extra for cheese and/or salad in a Subway. (Extra cheese, yes, but not "single" cheese - and that was only 20p).

Perhaps contact Subway Head Office, and find out if a franchisee is allowed to charge their own prices/extra for cheese etc?

fluffnutter

Why are people so obsessed with Subway?

deanos

fluffnutter wrote: »

Why are people so obsessed with Subway?

Eh, im not obsessed just asking a question :cool:

Azari

fluffnutter wrote: »

Why are people so obsessed with Subway?

Odd, isn't it?

I tried one once when I had a voucher for an opening and I found the quality average and the filling uninspiring. Much easier to make your own and you get a better sandwich.

I can see they may be useful occasionally if it's impractical to produce your own but why some people seem to live on the things is a mystery.

fluffnutter

deanos wrote: »

Eh, im not obsessed just asking a question :cool:

No, perhaps not you! But we do have a lot of Subway spammers on here.

deanos

Azari wrote: »

Odd, isn't it?

I tried one once when I had a voucher for an opening and I found the quality average and the filling uninspiring. Much easier to make your own and you get a better sandwich.

I can see they may be useful occasionally if it's impractical to produce your own but why some people seem to live on the things is a mystery.

I only go for the 99p breakfast subs, cheaper than messing around at home for that price