Subway #3157 - Reno

I was here a few times the people who work here are very nice eating is always fresh a great place to go with friends or by themselves

Note that this subway (corner of south virginia and neil) does not take coupons, also issued by the company. I had my bad impression, the child made my sandwich, and as I wanted, his associate came up and said, "We don't take any good. they thought a business that took care of his customers would at least post a sign that it said it wasn't coupons, but that it didn't. a sign would have saved us both a lot of time.

Sandwich was great, but the drink machine looked like it hadn't been washed for months, so I ended up going with an empty cup. I went to the other subway on the steamship because it is cleaner and I don't feel a meal away from food poisoning. Hopefully they change this in the future so that I can get back to this place.

No more coupons. dirty restaurant. poor service. still has face mask requirements.

This review is specific to the Subway at the Reno Airport. While I do not regularly patronize Subway restaurants (I can normally find more exciting food from a Quicky Mart) I would not like to talk bad about other restaurants in this chain.... Don't come hungry. We planned on stopping at the wild garlic pizza pub once we got to the airport, but it was closed. We ended up at the Subway as the only alternative on the B Concourse. I guess we could have gone to McDonald's, but I wouldn't feed that to my dog and we left him home. After going through all of the things that Subway didn't have. Meatballs, Roast Beef, and Mayonnaise. We ended up on Tuna Fish and American Club, don't judge me, the Kids chose. They also asked for Avocado on each Sandwich and Mozzarella for the American club. The staff told me that it would be a small extra charge. OK! We ended up getting charged $2 or $3 for the avocado for each sub, they cost was different each time...Not sure why. The Mozzarella was $4 extra. The two subs and 2 bottled sodas ended up costing $44. Take this opportunity to fast or eat before you arrive. The other options are better, if they are open, but stay away from Subway, McDonald's, and La Brea (I learned that lesson on a previous trip). Reno Tahoe International Airport should take this opportunity to provide quality food from local vendors and get rid of the chains. I am sure some of the local restaurants would love to have a venue. The travelers would also be appreciative. One final note, the folks working at Subway were great, and they do not set the prices or quality of the food they are offering. I appreciate their efforts and tipped appropriately to the cost of the food, not the quality.