Their sandwiches come without the baloney

Good for them!

Is there a single Quiznos left in Valley? Seems like they've all closed, there used to be several of them.

Good for the Piotrowskis! I wish them the best. I've never liked Quiznos sandwiches, so this has to be an improvement.

Quiznos has always been overpriced as in lousy value for the money. Maybe the cost of anality is very high...

Despite all the flack they had to endure from the Quiznos people, it was a blessing in disguise as they got out of it and can now open a new chapter in their lives. Quiznos is not all it's cracked up to be and amazing that they stay in business.

Congratulations to the Piotrowskis.

Having to pay endless fees for promotion after promotion
is over.

Having to answer to corporate imbeciles is over.

Having to worry that the protected area you were promised when you signed your agreement is over.

I wish you the best of luck.

This is such exciting news! Definitely should be on the front page. Where else but the Morning Call can a story about a sandwich shop get such great billing (free advertising). Give us some real news.

Do they have a cart?

Just kidding!

See you guys soon, maybe one night this week we'll head on down and get some supper.

Quizino's? BITE ME.$19.97 for two burnt sandwichs, two small bags of chips and two fountain sodas was all you had to do to drive and keep us away.

Glad to read this couple is back in business. Wish them well.

I haven't eaten at a Quiznos since I read the last story about how Quiznos shafted this couple. Wishing them much success at this new venture!

Thanks for the nice comments. We're now open until 7pm during the week too.

Its getting harder and harder to find a really good sub shop. I like the subs made at the Heights Market in Beth Twshp. Their big, cheap and flavourful. These chains - subway, quiznos, -- I don't go there. Some things can't be franchised - or shouldn't be - especially subs and pizza.

Thank you for calling it a SUB lol, not a hoagie or anything else weird like that.

cynical wrote:

If you people take a slow meandering walk through your trailer, apartment or house I'm sure you'll find this little room called a 'kitchen'.
Unless you like paying too much money for food someone probably spilled body fluids on.

Thanks for contributing to the conversation.

WaWa will also make you a good hoagie at a decent price.

kevinw wrote:

Its getting harder and harder to find a really good sub shop. I like the subs made at the Heights Market in Beth Twshp. Their big, cheap and flavourful. These chains - subway, quiznos,-- I don't go there. Some things can't be franchised - or shouldn't be - especially subs and pizza.

Rich P - ASC wrote:

Thanks for the nice comments. We're now open until 7pm during the week too.

Hey Rich!
For all of us out here exactly what are your hours? You guys have a website?

kevinw wrote:

Its getting harder and harder to find a really good sub shop. I like the subs made at the Heights Market in Beth Twshp. Their big, cheap and flavourful. These chains - subway, quiznos,-- I don't go there. Some things can't be franchised - or shouldn't be - especially subs and pizza.

I agree - I love a sub from my favorite pizza shop!

Pizza Village in Pointe North has great subs for great prices

I hate mystery shoppers. You have no way to prove or disprove what was asked for or if they asked for less because the corporation wants you out. I have dealt with mystery shoppers before and was almost fired, but I had a witness.

That's awesome, guys, congratulations, and best of luck with the new place!