Subway Wolverhampton Road

Welcome to Subway Wolverhampton Road, a hidden gem located in the Shrewsbury Business Park on Thieves Lane, Shrewsbury. Known for its fresh ingredients and customizable sandwiches, this branch invites sandwich lovers to craft their perfect meal with a variety of breads, meats, cheeses, and fresh vegetables.

As a devoted food reviewer for Pops Cafe, I appreciate eateries that focus on quality and customer service. At Subway Wolverhampton Road, the atmosphere is welcoming, with an emphasis on cleanliness and organization, as highlighted by customers. One patron, Paris Hunt, praised a young staff member for his delightful service, demonstrating how a friendly demeanor can enhance the dining experience. In addition, he maintained impeccable hygiene practices, such as washing hands and changing gloves, even during peak times. This attention to detail is commendable.

However, not all experiences have been as positive. Some reviews noted inconsistencies in customer service. A customer named Leah Williams mentioned a less-than-stellar interaction with an employee who seemed unwilling to customize her sandwich, despite the chain’s well-known flexibility. This incident serves as a reminder that employee attitudes can greatly influence customer satisfaction.

On a brighter note, Gary Mallissa raved about the innovative vegan teriyaki sub and the taste of the bacon and chicken sandwich, highlighting the diverse menu offerings that cater to all dietary preferences. Each sub is crafted to perfection, ensuring that every bite is full of flavor and freshness.

Comfort and accessibility are also strong points at Subway Wolverhampton Road. With kid-friendly options and wheelchair accessibility, it’s a place where everyone can enjoy a meal together. Angela Reeve noted the welcoming nature of the staff, which further solidifies this location as a family-friendly spot.

Overall, while there are some service hiccups, the commitment to quality food and improving customer interactions at Subway Wolverhampton Road makes it worth a visit. Whether you’re craving a classic sub or looking to try something new, this location has something for everyone. Don't forget to engage with the staff; their personalities add flavor to the already delicious menu!

Subway Wolverhampton Road Menu

Location

Address: Shrewsbury Business Park, Thieves Ln, Shrewsbury Sy2 6lg, United Kingdom
Phone: (174) 329-7813

🕓 Work Hours
MON 6:00 - 20:00
TUE 6:00 - 20:00
WED 6:00 - 20:00
THU 6:00 - 20:00
FRI 6:00 - 20:00
SAT 10:00 - 17:00
SUN 10:00 - 17:00

Last Reviews

  • Author: Paris Hunt

    19 February 2025

    Young lad working today between : and pm was so lovely, everywhere was neat + tidy and he was very helpful. Also made my sandwich perfectly (and neat) washed his hands + wore new gloves after being on the till, despite having multiple customers waiting and him being on his own. I used to work at subway and I know how stressful it can be being on your own but he had it all under control + still had a chat!

  • Author: Leah Williams

    19 February 2025

    Came in for two subs last Saturday. Been a long time customer on subway so I always order the same. This time, the miserable woman flat out refused to customise my sub. She put what she wanted on there. Kept saying "subway only do set sandwiches" which I know is complete and utter codswallop. Did not enjoy my sub as she put things on it I hate. Didn't catch her name but she was more preoccupied with being told to do the late shift and how her plans were now ruined. Ill never use this Subway again.

  • Author: Gary Mallissa

    19 February 2025

    Great tasty subs, fresh salad. The vegan teriyaki was delicious, also my partner had the bacon and chicken.Friendly with superb customer services which always makes you want to back imo

  • Author: Michael

    19 February 2025

    Worst service ever. Me: ‘Hi you alright’ Her: no reaction, nothingMe: have you got any meatballs?Her: NoMe: have you got any chilli sauce?Her: NoPaid for it and she didn’t even say thank you literally didn’t say a word, so the whole transaction her only words were No, twice. Awful