Subway
4.6(200+)•
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4.6(200+)•
$$•Sandwiches
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7:30 am - 9:30 pmFeatured Items
CA$0 delivery fee, first order
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Tuna
CA$9.49
Italian B.M.T.®
CA$9.99
Great Canadian Club
CA$11.49
Smashed Avocado & Turkey
CA$10.49
Cold Cut Combo
CA$8.29
Classic Steak
CA$15.79
Reviews200+ ratings • 6 public reviews
4.6
of 5 stars
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Brielle D
11 contributionsLiked
• 4/22/26no subway sandwich is consistent,even after years and years, they are never consistent. meat and cheese is piled on one side, and everything else is piled on the other. and they never put enough tomatoes/other veggies. its tasty sure, but I could make a better sandwich at home.
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Brielle D
11 contributionsLiked
• 1/27/26for years, my only qualm with subway is this. the meat is always on one side of the sandwich, and everything else is on the other side. its not consistent at all. never equally spread, never the same flavor in every bite. its super lame.
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Brielle D
11 contributionsDidn't like
• 4/1/26nothing is spread evenly in the sandwich, most bites are different flavors. and i can tell that the veggies are not fresh, they are past their time.
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Shannon M
1 contributionsDidn't like
• 1/16/26I ordered Black Forest ham this is not a Black Forest it's a cold cut and I can't eat it!
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Reid F
1 contributionsDidn't like
• 1/27/25The turkey sub was good but the pizza sub was just all sau was warm and it tasted bloody
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