Quiznos 4+

I don’t go to a restaurant because of its app. I go for the food and Quiznos has a terrific menu and consistent quality. Prices are steeper than Subway or other sandwich shops, but the food is way better. Another case of you generally get what you pay for. Still, I’d say the value is great. And, BTW, I find the app simple to use in keeping track of reward points.

Initially I tapped the heart icon to indicate my favorite location, then went into order and it didn't remember that. It said there were none near me. So I had to scroll on the U.S. Map and search in Minnesota. It still showed none available. Um yep... So you have to search by the location's name, it's not alphabetical by city. Googled it, finally ready to order! Okay subs in cart, ready to checkout. NOPE, what's your password? Ummm I didn't create one, I clicked sign in with Facebook, so I tried my Facebook password. That didn't work, had to hit "forgot password"even though I hadn't check email,reset password. Now I'm ready to order! Hmmm the clock comes up to change pick up time, but immediately collapses so you cannot change the time. Dang it! Rush to get there, make it AND they made them as soon as the order came through so they were soggy and cold. Forget your toasty points.

Attempted to use. Unless I’m an idiot, it doesn’t allow you to modify the sandwiches. You can pick your bread and you can add extras that cost extra(meats, cheeses, etc) but that’s it as far as modifying options go. There’s a free text box for “special instructions for those picky eaters” which makes no sense in 2021 but there’s no list of sandwich toppings or anything. So, it’s difficult to free text your “picky eater” instructions when you don’t know the choices. I enjoy the sandwiches. All the shops have closed in my town so I was looking at it while in another town. No wonder all the restaurants are closing down. They can’t even take a few minutes to make an app that can compete with other restaurants/sandwich shops. It also has a toasty “deal of the day” that’s a 8” for 6.25. Normally an 8” is 6.25. Not sure where the deal is.