Port of Subs

I love this place.
Dependable & consistent. I’ve been coming here for almost a year and they’re great at being quick and courteous.
They also have an honest wait staff — I accidentally overpaid for an item and the cashier recognized it about 5 minutes later and came to my table to give me the $ 2 overpayment.

This Port of Subs is a quick ride from my job. I work at a family business, so I am often joined for lunch with my father and brother. We all love it!
The staff knows us (and our strange orders) by heart. My dad always gets the same tuna salad, with bizarre specifications — he hates lettuce, so he gets a bed of onion and tomato instead, plus he prefers a downpour of vinegar to anything resembling dressing. What’s so great about the girls at this place is that they take the time to remember the specifics. Yesterday, my dad ordered a meatball sub, which was a compete betrayal of his regular order, and the girl almost had a heart attack.
I’ve always preferred Port of Subs to its competitors, like Subway or Quiznos. I love the endless options, and that they slice the meat fresh. I’m also a fan of the flavors. Whenever I bite into my regular (medium #15 on wheat with added turkey), the taste just sends me right back to childhood.
Something to note… They’re making the sandwiches fresh, slicing each and every piece of meat, and handcrafting the toppings as per the customer’s choices. That sort of care takes time! It just does. So the complaints about long lines and slow service fall flat for me. If you want FAST food, then maybe Port of Subs isn’t the place for your quick lunch break.
Also, as an employee of a family business, I happen to appreciate that this Port of Subs is a family affair as well. I noticed some previous reviews knocking the company for this… But I certainly don’t think it’s a con, in any capacity, for a family to run a restaurant. They know what they’re doing, and they do it well.

Been here twice, not impressed.
Port of Subs is actually a very good sub shop. I’ve been to other locations in other cities, and other locations in Vegas I’ve been pleased.
I’ve been here twice and both times have been lacking. Last time I went they were out of wheat bread so I opted for sourdough. The sourdough was dry, dry, dry and like a brick. My husband ordered their «Pilgrim» sandwich, he only ate half. It’s a play on Thanksgiving (turkey, cranberry, stuffing, and then grilled). He said it can’t hold a candle to the Bobbie from Capriotti’s.
Also, service is slow. I think this is because they have a drive-​thru which typically always has someone in it. With the lack of workers this leaves the few employees they have to work a drive-​thru and make sandwiches for the people coming inside.
Quality isn’t bad — it’s same as other POS I’ve been to. Location is small. Service is OK, but slow.
If it weren’t so close to my house I probably wouldn’t go back.

When it comes to this place EVERYTHING IS AWESOOOOMMMEE !!
Seriously the bread (I prefer wheat) always soft n chewy!
The meats sliced thin aswell as the cheese making the sandwich light but so fulfilling at the same time! All produce always fresh! Never those super red overly soggy tomatoes found at subway! Which I love btw! But since coming here I’m over them!
They also have drive thru. Convent for moms with toys! And you can order online! N pick up in the drive thru! Shaaaaweeeeeeettt!!!

Friendly young lady working behind the counter. My first experience with POS. Not bad, 3 stars about sums it up.

This place sucks! It looks like a family is running this store. My boyfriend and I went in and instead of having the normal shredded lettuce that they normally have, we had big, chunky, bitter romaine lettuce that they probably had just bought from a grocery store that morning because they ran out.
Another time we had drove to the drive thru to order and no one came on. We had to call the store to let them know that we were outside waiting for about ten minutes.
They also make the sandwiches very sloppy and lack on the toppings given. And the workers usually have an attitude. The manager/​owner is the most greediest with the sandwiches and will not cut you the correct sized sandwich. Barely enough meat to even go across the bread.
Overall, this place is trash. Don’t go there. You’ll be disappointed in your sandwiches.

There is a subway around the corner from my office, but I prefer spending an extra 10 minutes to go to this Port of Subs and accept its sometimes dreadfully slow service because the variety is substantially better. Also, they have a drive through which can either be a blessing or a curse depending on how motivated the staff is to get you in and out of there in a timely manner. My average wait time over the past couple of months is probably 7 – 8 minutes.
I like the sandwiches better here and they have three different sizes as opposed to Subway’s two. Also, everything is sliced to order which I prefer to pre-​sliced lunch meat sitting in little food buckets.
While this isn’t the best lunch option in the area, I know what I’m getting when I go there and sometimes consistency, even when it’s on the average side, is best.

Holy smokes! Sandwichs with ATTITUDE!
Stopped in on a lunch break and was one of seven people in line. This amount of people seemed to put the four people behind the counter in a tizzy.
When it came time to top off my favorite, the #5, they ran out of pepperoncinis. The sandwich girl who was already throwing out attitude said that they were all out. Why do I find this hard to believe?
Something must have been wrong with the bread oven today. My sandwich ended up looking like smoked turkey, ham and cheddar on a wheat breadstick.
I decided to not make a thing about it and completed the order.