fonecrusher1 wrote: » Was in my local Subway yesterday for a change. Haven't been in there in years. Literally. Can't remember why i stopped going? They're a bit expensive though, think it was 7.50e. Thats kind of cheeky for a piece of bread with a bit of meat & cheese in it. Tasty grub all the same. Whats the general opinion on them? You like/no like?
themandan6611 wrote: » used to go all the time but the cost is shocking :eek: I mean €6 odd for a ft long with processed meats is bad value imo. Still the odd one with a nice can of coke is still soooooo good
Faith wrote: » I love Subway, but it is very expensive . The 6" isn't too bad, it's filling enough, but they can fúck off if they think I'm paying nearly €7 for a foot-long. In the States, it was about $5 for a footlong from what I can remember.
fonecrusher1 wrote: » I always go for the steak filling. Steak is steak. The chicken & turkey stuff is rubbish. My ft long was 7.50. they charged extra for the bacon.:rolleyes: Bit miserable.
themandan6611 wrote: » Steak is steak - eh sorry no its not, spend some time in argentina and you'll know what I mean. Subway "steak" is processed & pretty crap - i wonder what cut of the cow it is
Faith wrote: » I love Subway, but it is very expensive
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fonecrusher1 wrote: » when i was in australia for a year all the fast food places were cheaper than here. A ft long in subway was about $8 (5.75e). About the same for large meals in mc donalds & BK (hungry jacks). A large dominos pizza was $12 (7.50e), i think there about 14 euro here.:rolleyes:
fonecrusher1 wrote: » I live in Ireland not Argentina & i don't want to travel half way round the world to taste processed burger meat.. The steak in subway in ireland is steak. (no such thing as processed steak. Its either steak or processed meat.) When i was in there a few days ago i asked your one was it actual steak meat. She looked at me shocked that a customer was actually curious to know what he was about to eat. Imagine that?..the cheek!:rolleyes: She assured me it was steak. And i'd know the difference myself straight away as well.
Mellor wrote: » Even cheaper than that Subway starts at $7 for a footlong. Dominos start at $7.95
Mellor wrote: » I love the way subway have people brainwashed into thinking that offering normal prices at certain times is a bargain.
S.R.F.C. wrote: » But it is a bargain in comparison with what it was, surely it's not a normal price if it's cheaper than usual!
Mellor wrote: » lol not really considering they set both prices. consider "john's rolls" around the corner, roll and a can costs 4 euro. Then he puts the price up to 6 euro, but its on special at 4 euro week days 12-4pm. nots its a bargain. That's what subway do. they charge over the odds in ireland cos they get away with it. they are far cheaper everywhere else. I'm not saying its just them, all fast food franchises really.
Mellor wrote: » That's what subway do. they charge over the odds in ireland cos they get away with it. they are far cheaper everywhere else. I'm not saying its just them, all fast food franchises really.
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DaaaaaaaaaaN wrote: » Subway beside Trinity on Merrian Square is €4 footlongs after 4pm with a free drink. Bargain and a half.
Mr.David wrote: » How can you pay 6 or 7 euro for such sh1te quality grub? I mean really, reformed meat is for cat food not humans. Add to that the plastic cheese and salty bread and I just don't get why its so popular?