Subway in City Mall on Vake-Pshavela is a food court location of the American sandwich chain, founded in 1965 in Connecticut by Fred DeLuca and Peter Buck. The name refers to the shape of the subs, elongated sandwiches resembling a submarine.
The format operates on a construction-kit principle: customers select bread, toppings, cheese, vegetables, and sauce, and the sandwich is assembled before their eyes. The menu also includes salads and wraps. Judging by reviews, the quality of assembly and service at this location varies greatly depending on staff turnover: some customers complain about confusion with their orders and long waits, while others are satisfied with the speed.
💰 Average bill The portion size is standard for a food court; a construction-kit with several toppings will cost more than a basic sub.
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