Subway - Baltimore

Manager did not wash his hands before dealing with customers food. IJust put the gloves on and start to make your food. Just nasty. I asked him to put gloves on and he dinked me service but was about to make my order before I asked him to wash his hands after being on his cellular device. Need to just shut east point mall down atp. We?re still in a pandemic And still it?s dirty

So not eat here, the guy was giving me the wrong sub and i told him, he scrapped off all the stuff and was re- using the roll for my sandwich and i told him dont give that to me. Thats not right and to get a fresh roll he refused so i told him keep it. He put the roll back with the other rolls

East Point Mall, a beloved landmark in Baltimore County, is truly fantastic. Over the past decade, it has served countless customers, and I believe it's time for an expansion. While the mall has had its ups and downs, it has remained resilient, despite the odors from the surrounding area. If you're looking to snag some trendy clothing at great prices, I highly recommend East Point Mall. They even have a wonderful Santa Claus during Christmas time who does an excellent job!

Aside from a few anchor stores and a handful of small shops, the mall is mostly empty. I worked there in the 90s, and it was bustling with people and open stores—definitely no dark, lonely storefronts back then. It either needs a revitalization or, quite frankly, a wrecking ball.

My last visit, six months ago, was quite disappointing. The service was prompt, but the food was not fresh, and the food court was dirty. I usually go to Subway to customize a quick sandwich or sub with fresh ingredients and a variety of toppings. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning to this location. I feel like I wasted $15 and left still hungry. I only took a couple of bites; I had ordered no lettuce, but the bread, meat, and toppings all tasted stale. I’m really let down, as I usually dine there for fresh and healthy options.