I have a car this weekend! Can anyone recommend chowhoundish must-eats anywhere in the boroughs... particularly places that are hard to get to if you don’t have a car? I’d love to make the most of my... (7 replies, last updated by Luther September 29, 2007)

A lot of the establishments on Second Ave in the nineties are getting slammed pretty hard with the subway construction mess. It’s eliminating a good portion of foot traffic these places rely upon. There are some great spots... (3 replies, last updated by TipsyMcStagger March 4, 2008)

Got an email that Kosher Subway is coming to the UWS ... anyone else hear anything? (0 replies, last updated by LoveKosherEats November 7, 2007)

that Subway offers very good prices at their non-kosher certified stores (at which I happily eat veggie burgers or salads), the most likely reason for any increased price for the kosher certified stores is the cost of the meat... (115 replies, last updated by midasgold December 11, 2008)

The last time I attempted to eat at Subway was 4 years ago. I’d already felt like I was eating bad crap to begin with, but this time it really took the cake. The tubs of lettuce were rotten. I didn’t say anything as... (17 replies, last updated by gordeaux September 2, 2009)

Subway is cheaper so the shelter you donate the certificate to will get more value from it. By all means eat at neither. (19 replies, last updated by rl June 5, 2006)

future. Eventually, they’d like to open kosher SUBWAYs in Queens and Manhattan as well. The goal is to have a glatt kosher SUBWAY in every Jewish neighborhood so Jews can get quality food while eating healthy. (19 replies, last updated by chaimstern July 6, 2007)

Because the treif subways are competing against McDonalds and Burger King. Fast food options that people eat because they are cheap and everywhere. The kosher subways were positioned as destination restaurants that people travel... (19 replies, last updated by Jim G February 25, 2009)

will be dissapointing( I rarely ever eat at Subway and when I do, its only when I’m desparate). Have you tried it? Is it availble in the US? (12 replies, last updated by byrd July 2, 2008)

Any ideas for a great Greek restaurant next to or within walking distance of the Ditmars subway stop in Astoria? There will be 7 people eating on a Monday around noon so can you also let me know which places take reservations and... (2 replies, last updated by Deuce March 31, 2005)

tell other people I won’t eat there because of the smell they look at me like I’m nuts. I can’t be the only one though...EVERY Subway I’ve ever been to – in whatever state – has smelled the... (79 replies, last updated by Ralphie_in_Boston July 17, 2008)

I do indeed like the Sandwich Club sandwiches (try the shnitzel pastrami if you’ve never had it)...but I used to eat out non-kosher when I was little and one of the things I miss is Subway. (16 replies, last updated by weinstein5 November 11, 2009)

of the six tables on either side of the order line, you have families hovering all around you while you eat. Not a relaxing experience. Let’s face it: Subway, kosher or not, isn’t exactly famous for generous portions... (5 replies, last updated by hindyg December 2, 2007)

Subway has positioned it self to be more in line with the health conscious. Less calories, healthier sides like packaged fruit. In the commercials Subway is advertising low cal and Quiznos is advertising more meat. I don’t... (68 replies, last updated by queencru October 16, 2009)

Do any Hounders have any inside info on when Subway is opening on the UWS? Also does anyone know if it will be on the West side of Broadway or the East side of Broadway? There is already a treif Subway shop on Broadway between... (6 replies, last updated by bfarkas November 21, 2007)