Went in when it was very quiet and couldn't get the man to come and serve us for a few minutes, bit annoying since we were in a rush. Same quality as the average subway, to be expected. Nice couple of picnic benches outside to sit on when it's sunny.

This subway has long been somewhat of a staple for me. Many a time have I nipped down this road and grabbed a subway. I would recommend going at slightly more off peak times for lunch, as the store can get a little claustrophobic although the service is always quick and easy so it isn't much of a problem. If you are taking a sandwich to go I would recommend not toasting it, as the steam condenses around the sandwich and makes the sandwich soggy and sad :(. I found this out the hard way when I toasted a sandwich in the morning and put it in my bag after the fact. At lunchtime when I pulled out the long plastic bag containing my sandwich packed with goodness, and found that the tissue that wrapped around the sandwich was dark I knew instantly that it was over. My dreams of melted cheese and chicken tikka were squashed in a blaze of glory so to speak. To my horror my sandwich was essentially disintegrating before my eyes, falling apart at the slightest touch and slipping between my fingers like spiderman from infinity war. I didn't have any alternative, so I did what any right minded Bear Grylls Steve Backshall/Irwin would do: I ate the sandwich. The outcome was surprising. As my teeth sunk into the soggy, moist crust of the sandwich a tear welled up in my eye. But then, my teeth's unhalted advance into the sandwich was stopped by surprisingly firm bread. The sog had only penetrated the majestic six inch nine grain honey oat bread crust at surface level. The rest of the sandwich was in pristine quality, melted cheese and all. One thing you should try to do is TRY ALL THE BREADS. You never know which one is your favourite and you'll never know unless you try. 8/10 would sog my sandwich again.