Is it time for a Subway restaurant in Europian countries?
By bobijuve
@bobijuve (43)
Macedonia
June 15, 2009 12:16am CST
I think that its not fair for the people in Europe, not to be able to eat in a Subway restaurant... I've been to the U.S and now when i'm back in Europe i dream about Subway footlong...Do you think that they should open few of those in Europe?
1 response
@Colmuc (707)
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15 Jun 09
Hi bobijuve, I don't know in which European countries they are but I can assure you here in Germany there are loads of them. One opened up near me a couple of months ago but I have never been in one. There must be at least 30 in Munich alone.
There are also several hundred in the UK. I think they have been here for 5 or 6 years. Are you sure there is not one near you? What is so special about Subway? Should I walk round to the new one here and try it. What do you recommend?
@bobijuve (43)
• Macedonia
15 Jun 09
There are many things i love in subway. But im not sure that the subway in the U.S and the one in Germany are the same. Anyway, you should really go there and have a footlong with ham, turkey and bacon, some pepper jack cheese, alot of veggies and honey mustard made by subway. Really cool
@Colmuc (707)
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15 Jun 09
Well I have to admit that sounds good and I might just pay them a visit.
It is the same Subway as in USA which was all started by a seventeen year old boy selling sandwiches. They have been spreading throughout the world under the trade mark name and have now more than 30,000 restaurants of which more than 10,000 are outside the USA. Check out www.subway.com to see the 90 countries where they now exist.
