Subway - Scott City

I’m a repeat customer, and I can tell they are making the right changes. The staff was awesome. I had a young man named Bobby Joe. Such a gentleman and we had a great conversation on march madness… keep it up

Management has changed. And I just hope that they keep the place as clean, as it was kept. A few years ago, I had not great experiences there. The previous manager was strict about cleanliness and better customer service. I never really like a food business, that 's only operated by kids (pretty much just teenagers). You walk in, and hear gossip about the people who walked out ahead of you.Just keep the place clean, mature, and fresh and everything will remain good! ????Features: You may sit outside on a bench, the curb, or in just casually sitting in your own vehicle. There are glass dividers between the customer and the fresh food. I ALWAYS reccomend carrying hand sanitizer with you, because everything from door handles, buttons, switches, ect, ECT; is public domain. Billions of people don 't take that factor into consideration. Covid is getting to be past event, but it 'll never be gone, like the flu, and every other virus. They use gloves when handling your food, but remember to wash your own hands before EVER eating any food. There 's enough vaccines, medications, soap, and hand sanitizers to ALMOST eliminate most viruses. But people have to be aware, and be responsible for themselves. The person is clean, but the public is disgusting. Just something to consider when you eat any food, or even handle your child 's food.Vegetarian options: Plenty of vegetables and options for gluten free, and vegan diets.Kid-friendliness: Children should always be attended by a responsible adult, but YES there are menu items for children. It is located next to the Public Library, and a child could manage without an adult like one may do in the Library. But myself, I prefer and suggest that a kid always be accompanied by a responsible adult. This Subway restaurant would be as safe as the Library, but still; there 's a lot of traffic and surrounding areas that are not ideal for a kid/child to be there unattended.Parking: Plenty of parking, as the restaurant is next to a public library, doctor 's office, convenience store, and a [vacant] grocery store.Wheelchair accessibility: Like a lot of businesses, they don 't have automatic doors, but do have wide areas, and arrangable seating options.Dietary restrictions: Like most restaurants, accommodations can be made to suit any dietary restriction. Of course, it 's up to the customer to abide by, communicate, and make the right choices for themselves.

Foods great.Very poor place of employment.Owner makes us run the place alone with no help. Says we don't make her enough money to have 2 on the clock. Makes us beg customers for additional sandwich add-ons such as deluxe's and pros. As if the customer didn't pay enough money for the sandwich already. Makes up chores and things to do and if aren't done correctly or to her spec. She Will blast you on social media such as Facebook. And humiliate you in front of people you don't know. My last week of employment she done nothing but harass me. Until I finally walked out the door. I have a perfect attendance record. Never late always early.She can't find employees.. Wonder why the turnover rate is so bad.?

Terrible place to work. The owner is a greedy as it comes. Employee door is swinging. No one is fully trained of experienced. She makes us run the the alone during our shift.

Clerk did not have front well stocked. Was also curt.Wheelchair accessibility: Accessable for dropoff, not close.