SUBWAYs IN CANADA

[MRCboicgy]

Roomie tells me he got Sourdough bread at Subway in San Francisco.

How yummy would that be?

Up here we get the stupid "monkey's sub" commercials...

[OilersBaby]

oh wow i guess i take the sourdough here for granted...yeah its good but i guess you get used to it after a while.

funny how things are still cheaper in the US even though the US dollar isnt doing too well..

[SebC]

Lost in this discussion is the fact that US subs are also way bigger than the Canadian versions. However, I'm not really complaining as Americans are also chubbier than Canadians.

[OilersBaby]

Originally Posted by SebC

Lost in this discussion is the fact that US subs are also way bigger than the Canadian versions. However, I'm not really complaining as Americans are also chubbier than Canadians.

haha that's hilarious.

i didnt realize our subway subs were bigger.. do you guys have quizno's and togo's there? their subs kick butt.

we got a pita pit in san jose..i used to love that place when i lived in alberta!

[dionfan]

I prefer Mr. Sub, the bread is so much fresher than Subway.

[Table 5]

Still think Peppino's in Kensington offers the best sub sandwich in Calgary. It's nothing fancy, just very very fresh, which is what's most important in a good sandwich. Plus it's a family owned place with really nice staff...something that i try to support as much as possible over any chain.

[llama64]

Seems like a good deal, but I still won't bite.

A few years ago Subway changed their bread. They stopped doing the signature top cut and just sliced it down the middle. And the bread itself got all stale (even the freshly baked stuff). Whatever the change was, it's gross. I can't justify spending an average of 8$ on a meal from Subway when most of it is garbage.

They used to be really good. It's quite a shame actually.

[nickerjones]

Originally Posted by OilersBaby

haha that's hilarious.

i didnt realize our subway subs were bigger.. do you guys have quizno's and togo's there? their subs kick butt.

we got a pita pit in san jose..i used to love that place when i lived in alberta!

they have quiznos and their sandwiches are smaller than the states' too

[Sparks]

Originally Posted by fotze

Not to mention that awful bread that stinks up everything with 5 blocks of where it is being "made".

Don't you mean, "Birthed from the depths of hell?"

[Five-hole]

Originally Posted by Table 5

Still think Peppino's in Kensington offers the best sub sandwich in Calgary. It's nothing fancy, just very very fresh, which is what's most important in a good sandwich. Plus it's a family owned place with really nice staff...something that i try to support as much as possible over any chain.

I'll have to try that place.

[SebC]

Originally Posted by OilersBaby

i didnt realize our subway subs were bigger.. do you guys have quizno's and togo's there? their subs kick butt.

I didn't realize it either until I ordered a footlong down there, and was stuffed after struggling to get through it.