Jimmy John's - Sun Prairie

The male employee was rude, in attentive, and apparently illiterate. Who doesn't know how to spell AMANDA who has finished grade school. Manners need to be addressed! 07/21/23 120 pm.

I've eaten here three times in the past month. Each time, I ordered an unwich. First time, it was absolutely awesome. The second time, I was picking out a few pieces of old, red, rotten lettuce. Last time, this past week, my unwich was mostly filled with old, red lettuce. If it were in a sandwich, I would car e but could look the other way. When the whole thing is made of lettuce, this is starting to get a little gross.

Good subs, plenty of meat on my JJ Gargantuan. Jalapeño chips were decent. That big pickle was just divine. And they were so fast, both our subs were handed to us before the card got approved.

I ordered the avacado sub, #6). There was a trace amount of avacado, when I asked for more I was told I needed to pay extra. Not impressed.Vegetarian options: This sub looks nothing like the picture online.

I can’t understand all the negative reviews about this location. I get JJ sandwiches from here a few times a month and have never once had an issue—with anything. Sandwiches are always ready when I arrive. Could it be because I’m using the app?Maybe the discord is because Jimmy John’s is different from other chains.One aspect I really enjoy with all of the JJ sandwiches is that they are designed so that the ingredients and flavor profiles are in balance. This results in all flavors being available in each bite. Each individual flavor feels like it belongs with the others without overpowering them. It’s flavor harmony. You don’t get this kind of balance in other chains using a build-it-your-way, or less precise slap-it-together approach.This balanced approach to sandwich making is what Jimmy John’s does, and it works. Other sandwich chains have their methods which work for them too. It’s diversity. We all have our own preferences. I wonder if maybe the difference in methods is what some are really complaining about.Bulging overstuffed sandwiches dripping from too many ingredients isn’t Jimmy John’s, and that’s OK.