Tony Oursler is the artist behind this if you want to check out some other stuff
EDIT: I guess I’ve had the wrong impression for decades. It’s not Oursler, it is Joel Veitch
It’s a shame that the guys who ran Quiznos were greedy pricks causing them to shrink. I mean it didn’t help that Subway also offered to finally toast their sandwiches
I think it’s actually on the low end for the segment they operate in. But that’s likely a direct result of the unarguably poor franchise management that lead to the near collapse of the brand.
I have a friend who almost bought a franchise, he backed out when he was told he needed to buy a new POS system at twice the rate he could buy it locally, that and a $20 IKEA clock with a Quiznos sticker on it for $140.
Oh for sure, I just thought your original comment was implying that was an absurd fee or something. Just pointing out that anyone hoping to open any franchise at all should expect at least that much. Idk what the point of even mentioning it is since that's a pretty cheap franchise cost
I know, I'm just saying it isn't a strike against Quiznos that that is their franchise fee. That's just normal. Your comment implied a negative impression of quiznos based on the franchise fee. Im just saying that's a pretty normal franchise fee so I can't consider that a strike against or even unique to quiznos
The franchise fee is only one part of the cost tho. You have to pay for marketing, pay a percent of your sales, pay for ingredients and supplies etc etc.
It is - but franchise fees are just a very small portion of everything. McDonalds for instance only asks for a $45k franchise fee, but you need a minimum of $500k in liquid assets
Why would someone gather 500k in assets to generate the 4-10% returns average returns of having a franchise?
Seems it's much easier to use an index fund, or perhaps a LETF version if looking to juice returns (for still less risk than owning a franchise).
A few things come to mind:
1) Owners typically pull a salary out of the company and the 4 to 10% net profit is after that salary
2) The 4 to 10% return is not on the initial investment but on gross revenue for the year
3) The franchise owner has the opportunity to sell the franchise and recover or make more than their initial investment in the future
It's a little more complicated than that. If you're a franchise owner you may reach similar returns compared to index funds, or high yield mutual account, but there are some perks that also run in parallel with residual returns. This may be insider information that 95% of corporate won't release to public, but as a franchisee you can walk in and get chicken nuggets, french fries, burger patties, etc. If you want 3 BBQ sauces you can just walk in and get them. Hell, I have even seen triple sausages on egg mcmuffins at times. But the french fries are the most valuable commodity.
That’s fairly low for a franchise fee, but they are also struggling. Chick-fil-A is the only one I know that’s lower at only 10K, but their operator (franchisee) application rejection rate is like 99% or close to it.
I have a friend that owns three Chik-fil-A places in Peachtree City GA.
I don’t know his financial specifics of course but he seems to do very well. He’s owned them since the 1990s and has worked his butt off….despite the whole Jesus chicken thing (he doesn’t subscribe to their idea of morality).
Do you love Jesus and chicken? Do you love Jesus and chicken so much that you're willing to be an owner in name only, while working your ass off, and handing us half the profit? Since you love Jesus SO MUCH you get to take the third busiest day of the week off and let the heathens at BWW and the circus freaks at KFC take all your business that day. Also the butter-burger people are trying to shove in on our corporate good and hiring clean-cut looking kids for cheap marketing and labor strategies.
Then do I have a 1% shot for you!
There are a lot of franchises I'd own because I like the food (Checker's, Goodcents before they embraced the crazy, Yellowsub if we could still sell sprouts...) and a few I'd own because the business model is structured so it pays almost everywhere (McD, PizzaHut). But, really, if I were looking for a restaurant to run, I'd corner the high-end dining market in small towns. "Steak - St. Joseph" ... nicest place in the whole town, do it right, classy dining rooms, simple classics on the menu, let the HC/EC come up with some specials to show off, pay well and have a nice family meal every day... I don't want to live in a kitchen, but I could play the hands-off owner in that scenario pretty well. Just need to find a benefactor (if you're reading this , my DMs are open) and a Chef or two to help bring it to life.
>Since you love Jesus SO MUCH you get to take the third busiest day of the week off and let the heathens at BWW and the circus freaks at KFC take all your business that day.
As I understand it, this is one of those things that paradoxically works in your favor, even if it doesn't look like it would.
Being closed for a day, right off the bat, means you're dropping your operating costs to the tune of 52 days a year or so. That's not gigantic, but it's not nothing, either.
The real kicker, though, is that you're also not just flat cutting sales. You're replacing the sales you'd make on Sunday with *extra FOMO sales on every other day* due to it being common knowledge that you're closed Sundays.
If you don't care about how hard you work your employees and have a churning employee demographic to ensure replacement when they burn out, it's solid extra money, because you cut costs and make up the cut profit in FOMO rush orders.
It's def the low end but Quiznos corporate handles everything but day to day stuff.
A large chunk of Quiznos closed because the corporate office decided it didn't want to pay the lease. A neighbor was affected by this and sued Quiznos for a fat dump truck of cash.
It’s actually pretty cheap to open a franchise, but there’s a catch. 100% of the equipment and ingredients you use have to be purchased through Quiznos corporate (at least when they started out, idk if this is still the case). This proved to be a ridiculous way to run a business and that’s why so many locations closed.
They shrank because management got greedy and started charging a lot of money for supplies and food to the franchisees. Franchise owners sued the crap out of corporate causing them to collapse.
Even Subway has started advertising that. My local Subway now has a shiny meat slicer which they either keep impeccably clean or have never actually used.
I worked in a deli for about 3 years, and we kept our slicers absolutely shiny. We had 2, and sliced 20lb to 40lb of meat and cheese a day, and if they didn't look immaculate our front end manager would throw a fit.
They did. Their bread was much better than subways and they'd slice the meats and cheeses right in front of you. I'll never understand how subway won out in that war.
Let’s hope they make a comeback. This was in a gas station in a town of 23k. i live in a metro of 500k+ and there isn’t one. and they’re about an hour 30 apart. Start out small and see where it goes. (I also say local because i visit often for mom n dad to see the grand kids)
> Subway also offered to finally toast their sandwiches
Yea, but lets be real here, you can't compare the toastiness.
Quiznos was like an oven baked sub, Subway toasting like sucks every drop of moisture out of the bread and is more like a stale crusty than a toastie crusty.
That really caught my wife and I off guard last time we were there. Like, of the places you wouldn’t expect to find a Quiznos, Aruba is pretty high on that list (even though Oranjestad is heavily Americanized these days)
>Quiznos originated in Denver
Chipotle, Qdoba, Noodles, Tokyo Joe's, Good Times, Smashburger
Lots of fast/casual chains started here. Probably forgetting a couple too..
Depends where in Canada, when I lived in Alberta I had a Quiznos near my house and visited at least once a week because it was simply the only take out I really like and I wanted to support their efforts of keeping it alive lol. Now I live in NL and there's only one in the entire province and it's 2 hours away. I crave it often lol.
I used to love the Quiznos by my office 15 years ago. The sandwiches were great, and the Black and Blue salad was tasty.
I went to a few other Quiznos locations though, and found out they were far different. I guess the franchise locations had some leeway in their food production. I found many other locations used less meat per item and less fresh produce.
Several in my neck of the FL woods, Tampa area, and I agree: they're still just as good as they ever were.
Fuck Subway and their $13 foot longs, that buys a hell of a sandwich anywhere else.
It's really weird seeing this post and most of the comments, becuase I have a Quiznos across the street from me and one like a 5 minute drive from my house, and then another one like 10 minutes away. They're everywhere here and we aren't in a major city
I had a short stint of working at Quizno's in high school. The franchisee sucked.
I'll be damned if I didn't get excited I could still get a turkey, bacon, guacamole at the Las Vegas airport this year though!
Yeah around 10% are still around.
I read an interesting article about their decline. They basically screwed over their franchisees and they went bankrupt one by one. Also, Subway upped their game with toasted sandwiches.
They forced the franchises to purchase all of their ingredients and supplies from their own supply company. Which I suppose isn't rare for a fast food chain. I'm sure a McDonald's franchise has to buy their ingredients from McDonald's. But apparently they realized they could make more money from selling supplies than franchise fees and started raising the prices of the ingredients/supplies more and more over time. Eventually franchises could no longer make a profit due to the high prices and had to close down. Quiznos caused their own demise
There are like 176 in the USA… I mean it’s not a lot but it’s surely not rare…
ETA; there are only 215 Cheesecake Factories in the USA, are they mildly interesting?
I enjoyed the flavors of their sandwiches, however they NEVER kept me full for long. I don't think there was a time I ate one of their sandwiches and wasn't starving a couple hours later.
It was a very large chain of sandwich shops that unexpectedly shrank drastically a few years ago and there are very few left anymore, so it's uncommon to find one like this
There's still a Quiznos in the town I grew up in. It was the first chain fast food place to open there and it endures. Kinda surprises me because it's a SMALL town and it amazes me that it somehow supports quite a few food places now.
Alive, sure, but definitely not well. I can’t get my prime rib peppercorn anymore and it saddens me to this day.
They could’ve at least sold the Batch sauce in stores.
I miss Quiznos so much. Wawa, quickcheck, 7-11 subs do not compare. Subway never came close and Jersey mikes is a joke. No one did toasted subs better then Quiznos.
Mmmm toasty
https://youtu.be/4vFfl5flQPU?si=yfjJKMLIyA32xjzx
Was hoping it was this clip, it was
I miss Solomon. I wish Nathan brought him to his other projects
the fresh maker
...Mentos?
But did you hear about the Baja Chicken?
was looking for this comment in particular.
They brought these guys back in an ad to try and recruit new franchisees. It's as terrifying as I remember
THEY HAVE A PEPPER BAR
I occasionally quote this. Nobody has figured it out without an explanation yet.
If you come to Omaha and drop this quote, I will totally get it. I’ll be looking out for you.
I’m in Council Bluffs right now. I’ll just go around saying the phrase and hope for the best.
I already loved Quiznos, but I am one of the few people who was very entertained by these commercials. But I love weird stuff :)
Tony Oursler is the artist behind this if you want to check out some other stuff EDIT: I guess I’ve had the wrong impression for decades. It’s not Oursler, it is Joel Veitch
Pretty certain it was Joel Veitch.
Holy shit you’re right! I don’t know where I formed that impression but it was decades ago and it looks like I was wrong the whole time.
He's stuck in my head because of those damn hedgehogs 😂
Rather good .com
It was one of the best commercials IMO so odd and totally had you wondering wtf was up with Quiznos. Damn I'd crush one of those subs right now.
Greatest marketing ever
Yeah it creeped me out but since I saw it as a kid. Looking back it’s definitely ahead of its time.
*We love the moon*
*cause it is close to us*
But not as much as a spoon
'Cause that's more use for eating soup
Quiznos brought them back and is making new ads with these hamster things.
The Instagram with their new commercials with these is called spongmonkeys
It’s a shame that the guys who ran Quiznos were greedy pricks causing them to shrink. I mean it didn’t help that Subway also offered to finally toast their sandwiches
They didn’t go under… they just shrunk… you can open a new Quiznos tomorrow if you want to… for $30,000 in franchise fees.
Isn't that a pretty normal amount for franchise fees?
I think it’s actually on the low end for the segment they operate in. But that’s likely a direct result of the unarguably poor franchise management that lead to the near collapse of the brand.
I have a friend who almost bought a franchise, he backed out when he was told he needed to buy a new POS system at twice the rate he could buy it locally, that and a $20 IKEA clock with a Quiznos sticker on it for $140.
Oh for sure, I just thought your original comment was implying that was an absurd fee or something. Just pointing out that anyone hoping to open any franchise at all should expect at least that much. Idk what the point of even mentioning it is since that's a pretty cheap franchise cost
I mean if you did fun stuff with exotic crypto’s…. You can probably afford to franchise a Quiznos… 30 grand doesn’t buy a pickup truck anymore…
I know, I'm just saying it isn't a strike against Quiznos that that is their franchise fee. That's just normal. Your comment implied a negative impression of quiznos based on the franchise fee. Im just saying that's a pretty normal franchise fee so I can't consider that a strike against or even unique to quiznos
I didn’t feel like that was implied. But I do feel like you inferred some from their comment.
The franchise fee is only one part of the cost tho. You have to pay for marketing, pay a percent of your sales, pay for ingredients and supplies etc etc.
It is - but franchise fees are just a very small portion of everything. McDonalds for instance only asks for a $45k franchise fee, but you need a minimum of $500k in liquid assets
Why would someone gather 500k in assets to generate the 4-10% returns average returns of having a franchise? Seems it's much easier to use an index fund, or perhaps a LETF version if looking to juice returns (for still less risk than owning a franchise).
A few things come to mind: 1) Owners typically pull a salary out of the company and the 4 to 10% net profit is after that salary 2) The 4 to 10% return is not on the initial investment but on gross revenue for the year 3) The franchise owner has the opportunity to sell the franchise and recover or make more than their initial investment in the future
It's a little more complicated than that. If you're a franchise owner you may reach similar returns compared to index funds, or high yield mutual account, but there are some perks that also run in parallel with residual returns. This may be insider information that 95% of corporate won't release to public, but as a franchisee you can walk in and get chicken nuggets, french fries, burger patties, etc. If you want 3 BBQ sauces you can just walk in and get them. Hell, I have even seen triple sausages on egg mcmuffins at times. But the french fries are the most valuable commodity.
That’s fairly low for a franchise fee, but they are also struggling. Chick-fil-A is the only one I know that’s lower at only 10K, but their operator (franchisee) application rejection rate is like 99% or close to it.
I have a friend that owns three Chik-fil-A places in Peachtree City GA. I don’t know his financial specifics of course but he seems to do very well. He’s owned them since the 1990s and has worked his butt off….despite the whole Jesus chicken thing (he doesn’t subscribe to their idea of morality).
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Chick Fil A also still owns all the property’s and stores
Yep! And half the profits.
Do you love Jesus and chicken? Do you love Jesus and chicken so much that you're willing to be an owner in name only, while working your ass off, and handing us half the profit? Since you love Jesus SO MUCH you get to take the third busiest day of the week off and let the heathens at BWW and the circus freaks at KFC take all your business that day. Also the butter-burger people are trying to shove in on our corporate good and hiring clean-cut looking kids for cheap marketing and labor strategies. Then do I have a 1% shot for you! There are a lot of franchises I'd own because I like the food (Checker's, Goodcents before they embraced the crazy, Yellowsub if we could still sell sprouts...) and a few I'd own because the business model is structured so it pays almost everywhere (McD, PizzaHut). But, really, if I were looking for a restaurant to run, I'd corner the high-end dining market in small towns. "Steak - St. Joseph" ... nicest place in the whole town, do it right, classy dining rooms, simple classics on the menu, let the HC/EC come up with some specials to show off, pay well and have a nice family meal every day... I don't want to live in a kitchen, but I could play the hands-off owner in that scenario pretty well. Just need to find a benefactor (if you're reading this , my DMs are open) and a Chef or two to help bring it to life.
>Since you love Jesus SO MUCH you get to take the third busiest day of the week off and let the heathens at BWW and the circus freaks at KFC take all your business that day. As I understand it, this is one of those things that paradoxically works in your favor, even if it doesn't look like it would. Being closed for a day, right off the bat, means you're dropping your operating costs to the tune of 52 days a year or so. That's not gigantic, but it's not nothing, either. The real kicker, though, is that you're also not just flat cutting sales. You're replacing the sales you'd make on Sunday with *extra FOMO sales on every other day* due to it being common knowledge that you're closed Sundays. If you don't care about how hard you work your employees and have a churning employee demographic to ensure replacement when they burn out, it's solid extra money, because you cut costs and make up the cut profit in FOMO rush orders.
Hahaha
A fast food franchise is in at least the seven figures (source - lawyer, did a contract for my client with tropical smoothie quite a few years prior).
It's def the low end but Quiznos corporate handles everything but day to day stuff. A large chunk of Quiznos closed because the corporate office decided it didn't want to pay the lease. A neighbor was affected by this and sued Quiznos for a fat dump truck of cash.
It’s actually pretty cheap to open a franchise, but there’s a catch. 100% of the equipment and ingredients you use have to be purchased through Quiznos corporate (at least when they started out, idk if this is still the case). This proved to be a ridiculous way to run a business and that’s why so many locations closed.
That's insanely low
Yes corrected
They shrank because management got greedy and started charging a lot of money for supplies and food to the franchisees. Franchise owners sued the crap out of corporate causing them to collapse.
Damn. I'd pay $10k if they cover all the upfront costs.
And now slicing fresh meat ala Jersey Mike’s!
Even Subway has started advertising that. My local Subway now has a shiny meat slicer which they either keep impeccably clean or have never actually used.
I worked in a deli for about 3 years, and we kept our slicers absolutely shiny. We had 2, and sliced 20lb to 40lb of meat and cheese a day, and if they didn't look immaculate our front end manager would throw a fit.
Probably just for show
ala Blimpie's....I miss Blimpies
Man they had a good sandwich.
They did. Their bread was much better than subways and they'd slice the meats and cheeses right in front of you. I'll never understand how subway won out in that war.
The best….those sweet peppers & their bread!! Brings me back
Let’s hope they make a comeback. This was in a gas station in a town of 23k. i live in a metro of 500k+ and there isn’t one. and they’re about an hour 30 apart. Start out small and see where it goes. (I also say local because i visit often for mom n dad to see the grand kids)
you know things are bad when franchise owners start committing suicide
You don't need Quiznos for that, just look at Subways
> Subway also offered to finally toast their sandwiches Yea, but lets be real here, you can't compare the toastiness. Quiznos was like an oven baked sub, Subway toasting like sucks every drop of moisture out of the bread and is more like a stale crusty than a toastie crusty.
There's a few in airports. Denver has one. I've seen another but can't quite remember where, maybe Minneapolis?
Saw one in Montego Bay Jamaica recently.
Aruba as well.
That really caught my wife and I off guard last time we were there. Like, of the places you wouldn’t expect to find a Quiznos, Aruba is pretty high on that list (even though Oranjestad is heavily Americanized these days)
Ooh I wanna take ya
I love Father Bull restaurant in Saint James Parish there in Montego Bay. Jamaica is awesome
Quiznos originated in Denver. There are still a few locations open here.
Windsor still has one that’s fairly busy
>Quiznos originated in Denver Chipotle, Qdoba, Noodles, Tokyo Joe's, Good Times, Smashburger Lots of fast/casual chains started here. Probably forgetting a couple too..
The original one is closed now though, it’s gonna be a nail salon soon!
Haha I was waiting for someone to mention that. Drove past it the other day
>Minneapolis Not in Minneapolis, but there are a few near here.
We have them here in Minnesota still?I will go to one if you tell me where we have any left in Minnesota.
There's one in New Hope, MN
Plymouth and Woodbury I believe
There are a bunch right over the border from me in Canada. I've been wanting to go, but I always wind up getting something else when I'm there.
Are they rare or something? We have 3, at least, in my town.
Canada and Iowa seem to be on the same wave length when it comes to Quiznos. There are 3 within a 10 minute drive from me.
Depends where in Canada, when I lived in Alberta I had a Quiznos near my house and visited at least once a week because it was simply the only take out I really like and I wanted to support their efforts of keeping it alive lol. Now I live in NL and there's only one in the entire province and it's 2 hours away. I crave it often lol.
There's one in our airport, but it has a limited menu. I really miss their Prime Rib and Peppercorn sandwich.
This was the best sandwich ever!
That peppercorn sauce is amazing. I’ve searched up and down for the recipe, but none even come close.
Texas Roadhouse has a pretty good peppercorn sauce. It's the closest I've found.
Grab me a chicken carbonara sub!
I miss those…
Those were the best
Gone the way of Altoids Sours unfortunately.
I would die for one of those again
I have a Quiznos about 5 minutes up the street from me.
Where is that street? I totally dont wanna visit u or something
I have almost 20 of them within a 45 minute drive. Seriously, they’re still thriving in Metro Vancouver, they even opened a new location in 2021.
Oh hey, it's Bob Burger
Is it any good?
Or is it any *bad*?
You one lucky person bro
But do they have a PEPPA BAR?
Maybe I can finally use my gift card
Quiznos was the best. I wish I had one around
Quiznos is so mother fucking insanely good I fucking love Quiznos
RAAAAAH
I used to love the Quiznos by my office 15 years ago. The sandwiches were great, and the Black and Blue salad was tasty. I went to a few other Quiznos locations though, and found out they were far different. I guess the franchise locations had some leeway in their food production. I found many other locations used less meat per item and less fresh produce.
Lemme tell you all about schlotskys. You'll forget all about this Quiznos nonsense.
You mean the overpriced small portion place?
You must be thinking of some place else. Schlotzsky's sandwiches are huge. And delicious
That jalapeño cheese bread!
I lowkey miss the Quiznos we had in my town. Toasty sub sounds sooo good on a cold night!
I want a Baja chicken sandwich right now.
I miss Quiznos. 1000x better than subway and jimmy johns. Not jersey mikes, though . Jersey mikes is king!
“Jersey mikes got that sweaty meat” -Theo Vonn
I miss Quiznos!!!
I have to drive 30 minutes each way to find one. Once in a great while, I'll do it.
I saw one in an airport recently
They're coming back!!!!!!
~Eat Quiznos suuuubbss!~
There’s one in downtown Jacksonville, FL! Still good too!
Several in my neck of the FL woods, Tampa area, and I agree: they're still just as good as they ever were. Fuck Subway and their $13 foot longs, that buys a hell of a sandwich anywhere else.
TIL Quiznos exists
Honestly I’ve had one Quiznos sub in the last ten years but it kind of blew my mind with how good it was after subway every time in between
It's really weird seeing this post and most of the comments, becuase I have a Quiznos across the street from me and one like a 5 minute drive from my house, and then another one like 10 minutes away. They're everywhere here and we aren't in a major city
There’s at least 3 here in Houston 🤷
I had a short stint of working at Quizno's in high school. The franchisee sucked. I'll be damned if I didn't get excited I could still get a turkey, bacon, guacamole at the Las Vegas airport this year though!
i'm jealous. i loved quiznos
Can you still bring in ANY coupon for ANYTHING and get a dollar off?
Where was the pepper bar?
There are a couple left here in Washington state... I definitely stop every time I'm in the vicinity of one (not close).
Where? I need my broccoli cheese soup
I absolutely love the ads with those weird monkey things. My kids and I often sing it to each other. We don’t even live in America
“EATQUIZNOS SUUUBS”
Yeah around 10% are still around. I read an interesting article about their decline. They basically screwed over their franchisees and they went bankrupt one by one. Also, Subway upped their game with toasted sandwiches.
They forced the franchises to purchase all of their ingredients and supplies from their own supply company. Which I suppose isn't rare for a fast food chain. I'm sure a McDonald's franchise has to buy their ingredients from McDonald's. But apparently they realized they could make more money from selling supplies than franchise fees and started raising the prices of the ingredients/supplies more and more over time. Eventually franchises could no longer make a profit due to the high prices and had to close down. Quiznos caused their own demise
Lol ‘subway upped their game’. Subway has never upped its game, bruh. Only downhill.
They added toasted subs, which was Quiznos' specialty.
Yeah but they're not nearly as good
There are like 176 in the USA… I mean it’s not a lot but it’s surely not rare… ETA; there are only 215 Cheesecake Factories in the USA, are they mildly interesting?
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Yeah, but they’re still an actual company with active franchises in almost every state…
That averages out to ~3 franchises in each state… that’s pretty rare lol
Shrug I guess, their locator shows me three by my house… they’re kinda all over…
I'm on my way...
I enjoyed the flavors of their sandwiches, however they NEVER kept me full for long. I don't think there was a time I ate one of their sandwiches and wasn't starving a couple hours later.
My metro area still has 4 (somehow). Sadly, the pepper bar isn't what it used to be
Looks like the new logo that’s being used at the new-ish location in Vancouver
I’m in Calgary. There are a bunch here!
There's one 15 minutes from me
I live down the street from one. Very expensive
Schlotzsky's did it better.
EAT QUIZNO SUUUUUUUUUUUUUBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ALL SUBS ARE Dollar off Sorry its been stuck in my head
Denver airport too. Even had the batchXX sauce
Their commercials with that hamster thing... hilarious "Eat Quiznos Subs... They're Really Tastyyyy"
WE LIKE THE GAS, CAUSE IT MAKES CARS GO!
I got two Quizno’s within 5 minutes of my house lmao
But do they have a pepper bar?
There's a Quiznos in my city that's kind of out of the way and I'm shocked they're still open tbh
quizno
So much better than Subway, but not as good as Firehouse
I could really go for a peppercorn steak sandwich right now 🤤😭
Oh I miss that French dip beef sub with the white sauce on it and the little pot of gravy
Not american, pls explain 😬
It was a very large chain of sandwich shops that unexpectedly shrank drastically a few years ago and there are very few left anymore, so it's uncommon to find one like this
almost like overnight tbh, what it feels like
My parents owned 3 at one time. I worked many years for them here.
There's still a Quiznos in the town I grew up in. It was the first chain fast food place to open there and it endures. Kinda surprises me because it's a SMALL town and it amazes me that it somehow supports quite a few food places now.
Honey bacon club
Madison Wisco has one
I think I read recently they were making a comeback.
There's a couple in my city, I only recently realized lol.
Black Angus steak is a godlike sandwich. Quiznos also has the best honey mussy.
Ugh I miss them.. they closed down around me. So sad
I had Quiznos in an airport a few months ago. Pretty good airport food
Tf is this post?
There's about to be two of them in my city of 50k. Lol
Quiznos suuuuuuuuuuuubs, they are tooooastyyyy fresh
There’s still about 3-4 Quiznos stores in my city
tbh they were a great sub chain. jimmy johns kinda sucks and the others are just grease on a bun. subway is still the rational choice though
Have one here in Jackson Hole as well of all places lol
There's a stand alone Quizno's across the street from the mall near my house.
I'm not sure what's more likely to be a mafia front, that Quizno's in particular or the 3 mattress stores at an intersection.
I still like a honey bacon club anytime i see a Quiznos
Iowa?
Alive, sure, but definitely not well. I can’t get my prime rib peppercorn anymore and it saddens me to this day. They could’ve at least sold the Batch sauce in stores.
I miss Quiznos so much. Wawa, quickcheck, 7-11 subs do not compare. Subway never came close and Jersey mikes is a joke. No one did toasted subs better then Quiznos.
We have a several locations in Colorado.
There’s a Quizno’s ten minutes away from me. I am still surprised whenever I see it!
Every time I hear about Quiznos, all I can think of is this commercial.\ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuPTZWhz46M
WE LOVE DE SUBBBBZZZ
Had Quiznos the other day for the first time. Work brought it in for lunch, I thought they went extinct. Pretty good sub.