How many Subway restaurants are in your city???

Lately, I've read that Subway will soon surpass McDonald's as most proliferated chain business on Planet Earth. It's crazy to think about it, but there will soon be a fast-food joint that will surpass McDonald's. There's currently about 22,300 Subways in the world according to their website, and they're adding several every day.

So, how many Subways are in YOUR city??

To find out, go to this website,

http://www.subway.com/Applications/locator/index.aspx

enter your city, and count the stores in the list.

BTW, there's 14 of them in my city's area (urban area of 157,000). That's one Subway for every 11,200 people.

and this isn't that big of a town.

And they all SUCK!

Don't have a Big Mac Attack!

there's only 22,300 in the world. There are 77 in Denver

Thank god

there are several in southern nh

There's a Walmart in Hudson, next to Nashua.

basically consists of trees and houses.

I can't STAND Subway. Blech. I honestly don't know how Jared does it.

My town is kind of small (pop. about 20,000) but there are so many fast food joints, gas stations and supermarkets.

Odd.

which is one per 18,000 people give or take a few hundred lol

I really like subway because it has a healthy alternative that is actually healthy, not like Mcdonalds salads which have more calories then their burgers...

:D

:shrug:

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Granted they're on military bases, but still...

Sheesh! It's a college town, guess that's why.

Barf.

the same stretch. :crazy:

My brother in law is an italian food importer, he wouldnt eat at subway if you paid him.

They're actually pretty good. And they've got business opportunities in your neighborhood - according to the commercial. Which means of course, they're risking falling into the same pit Subway, Wendy's, Arby's, Rice King and other "used to be decent" fast food places have fallen

Subway has contracts with the federal government and many of the state governments, providing alternative cafeteria services. That's how their site numbers exploded and can afford to go into the little markets and mass-produce their sandwiches - even the "experimental" sandwiches like the carne asada abomination.

Subway has gone seriously downhill over the past few years, and a lot of it has been due to all the expansion and experimentation.
My favorites are/have been Quiznos (current) or the late lamented Gilly's Submarine Sandwich up in the Seattle University district and Mac's Hoagie Hut in Port Hueneme.

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and there are 2 within a easy walk from my apartment.

I believe I read in Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation that Subway's philosphy is to sell as many franchise licenses as possible, even if it entails having locations so close that they damage one another's business. Bastards.

"Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki" - there is something very sick about this phrase, especially when Jared says it

do you think they have subliminal messages whenever they use that phrase in their commercials, it really freaks me out (actually, most people who talk about food in commercials do)

Says 4, but aside from the one in town, the next closest Subway is 20 miles away.

the site says the same for my town too

of 1,000 that has two subways.. It boggles the mind.

I'm more of a Quizno's person.

And there's probably more since it was printed.

:shrug:

:shrug:

It is totally weird; I'd say it is almost possible that there will be more this afternoon than there are now.
Of course they have zero chance of surviving, the Bread is simply too bad.

(there are 16 right now)

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Holy Cow, we are a city of 70,000

including one in the Naval Hospital. To be honest, I'd much prefer a Subway's than Mickey D's any day of the week :-)

Until I can walk a half block to get to my Subway, no matter where I live, it ain't enough.

Speaking of Subway, I'm hungry. When does it open?