   Quiznos vs Subway:  A Non-Objective Analysis
  An excerpt from my new weekly newsletter:Quiznos vs. SubwayA non-objective analysisBy KtuluEverybody knows that Subway is great – if you’re a vegetarian.  That’s what Quiznos is for; the people that like meat.  If you like a lettuce sandwich with a sliver of ham, then Subway is right up your alley.On the other hand, if you like beefy subs with lots of sauces and other good crap, then you want Quiznos.  To find out the secret to why they are so good, I went there and asked the stoned looking guy behind the counter, but he just kind of stared at me blankly.  They must have already cautioned him against leaking their secrets to the press.Undeterred, I headed out to the alleyway nearby to see if Quiznos had any street cred.  I immediately ran across the homeless guy, Rudy, who is usually hanging around.  I asked him if he anything about Quiznos, but he just begged me for money.  I gave him ten bucks in hopes of getting some information out of him, which worked like a charm.“Welp, I like Quiznos when I’m hungry, like after I’ve had a bottle of schnapps and a bottle of Colt 45 (you know, the good stuff).  That’s where you go if you wanna get fed.  When my stomach hurts though, I go to Subway, since it’s nice and light.”So I figure, if Quiznos is good enough for Rudy the Bum, it’s good enough for me.   
  Amazing. Where does one subscribe to these words of wisdom?   ;  I found Quiznos a LOT more expensive than Subway. Maybe I just had one of those 'special' subs but it was near $10 for the smallest sub and a drink.  Subway I can get a large sub, drink and a bag of chips for that.   ;  I like subway. Sure, the meat is sliced thin, but here atleast they put a fair bit on.Also a chicken or meatball sub seems to have more. But subs will never beat Donairs (Doner; e with the double dots, to Germans I think), popular east of Quebec.never did have Quiznos, but they do look tasty, and much less healthy,...   ;Quote:Original post by acraigI found Quiznos a LOT more expensive than Subway. Maybe I just had one of those 'special' subs but it was near $10 for the smallest sub and a drink.  Subway I can get a large sub, drink and a bag of chips for that.yeah, I can usually get away from Subway with only about $6, but Quiznos is damn expensive, and that toasted bread tears up my mouth;  I usually escape Subway with a much higher bill than if I go to quiznos. I prefer subways breads, but Quizno's meats are much better.Subway allows greater customization, Quiznos will let you, but charge you for it.  I only eat at Subway (here in pullman) when I'm short on time - it takes me 5 minutes longer to walk to quiznos.   ;  AFAIK we don't get Quizno's here.  So that's me out of the argument.   ;  Subway for cold subs D'Angelos/Papa Ginos for hot subsQuiznos sucks. . . (at least the ones that I have tried).Roach   ;  I think the chicken that both of those chains use is totally disgusting, and all I usually eat from such places are chicken sandwiches. If I'm in a mall food court, I'll usually opt for a low fat / low carb chicken cheese steak.   ;  I usually go to subway, partly because there is one in the student center here, and partly because Quizno's is mad expensive.  I do like Quizno's better though, but it isn't worth the 3+ extra bucks.  The subway in the student center kinda sucks though, they're really stingy with everything, eating a 6" usually makes you hungrier, when at other subways it's usually enough.I may not be the best source though (the bum probably knows more than I do), I've been eating at subway for 10+ years, and I've ONLY ever had the spicy italian, and every sub shop I go to I get the closest thing to it.  I like pepperoni.   