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I won't say Subway is great, but I like it better than Quiznos.  Quiznos has a lot of good looking ingredients, but their sandwiches really seem to be lacking something.

Quiznos is better, IMO anyway. I actually just had a tosted meatball sub from Subway and it was good, but tasted the same as before. Bread was still soggy, but the sandwich as a whole was hot, as opposed to warm like before. Quiznos subs the bread is crunchy, not soggy, plus you get the little peppers with a Quiznos sub.

Ed

First off, I never saw a rodent Quizno's ad here.  Maybe they didn't air in Canada.  I'll choose Quizno's over subway any day;  it's just so much better.  Subway leaves me nonplussed, Quizno's makes me want to come back for more!

Tough choice.  I haven't found a sub at Quizno's that I like as much as what I get at Subway, but I agree that Quizno's has much better quality everything.

I only had to eat at Quiznos once to realize I would neve eat at Subway again.

I think the bread tastes better.  I think the sauces/dressings taste better.  THe ingredients look and taste better.

And Check this out:

Many moons ago I was at a Subway and I realized that my sandwich tasted funny.  It was the lettuce.  No big deal.  That happens.  I once worked in a place where there was lettuce.  I'm practically an lettuce expert.  Anyway I go up to the counter and look over the sneeze guard and whispered "Your lettuce has gone bad."  To which the nice lady replies  "Looks fine to me."

Flash forward to not so many moons ago.  I am in a Quizons and wouldn't you know it.  Bad lettuce.  So I, being  the lettuce expert, walked up to the counter and said "Your lettuce has gone bad."  The nice lady walked over to the bin and changed out the bad lettuce for new lettuce (I can't call it good lettuce since I hadn't tasted it).

All that just to say:  I like Quiznos.  Now, I'm hungry

I love the derranged honeygliders!

We don't have a Quiznos, but we have a Firehouse subs.

I prefer the Firehouse hot subs over the Subway subs, however the quality of employees here are lacking at the Subways here.


When I lived in the Atl, I lived with a gal that managed a Blimpie subs.

I never wanted for sandwich materials.

They all use shredded lettuce.

I hate gobs of shredded lettuce on a freakin sandwich.

It ain't a salad.

I won't say Subway is great, but I like it better than Quiznos.  Quiznos has a lot of good looking ingredients, but their sandwiches really seem to be lacking something.

Exactly what I thought. Looked very tasty but wasn't tasty at all. I mean it didn't taste like anything. Blah.

Now, the only thing i hear people say about why Quiznos is so good is because they toast the sandwiches, but now Subway is doing that as well.  Seems to me, Subway may give Quiznos some heavy competition now, not that they didn't already, but now even moreso.

Here, Subway's definition of toasting consists of crushing your sandwich in a T-Shirt press.

I haven't tried it yet. 

Never eaten at Quiznos. I've eaten at Subway once or twice, but I don't think I would given a choice. I'd rather have a real sandwich made with fresh ingredients, high quality meat, vegetables, cheese and bread. I like sandwhich shops. And if I'm getting a more sub-style thing I'll go to a pizza shop.

That describes Quizno's, at least the ones in my area.  The ones in the States seem to be of more varying quality, based on your descriptions...  Hmmm.

That reminds me.  We have a place here called "Pete's Jersey Subs".  Man those things are, yum-my.

They actually "import" all the ingredients from the east coast and make some very de-lic-i-o-so subs.

I think a large is around 22"!  Share it with all your friends.

Quiznos has a lot of good looking ingredients, but their sandwiches really seem to be lacking something.

I've only been once, but I reached the same conclusion. I had one of the chicken subs (this was all laid out in my Quiznos thread, but that's gone. gone!) and it was bland as bland.

I guess I don't see what's so exciting about toasting bread. I rarely have a problem with Subway bread being soggy.