Quiznos: Subway for Hipsters

So Dak, Hux and I were discussing places to go eat today, and the topic of Subway came up. We then briefly considered Quiznos before promptly remembering that it is basically just a Subway for hipsters.

Who agrees with us?

Nah, quiznos has better soft breads.

I hadn't really heard of Quiznos but I began to see hipster glasses protrude from Pike's very skull as she mentioned it so it must be true.

I like quiznos. They have Italian sammies and really good soup :(

Quiznos also have soup served in bowls made of bread! Can Subway do that? Nope.

Also, Firehouse Subs is better than both Quiznos and Subway. This is fact.

I've never heard of it; it must be for hipsters.

Subway and Quiznos are equally horrible.

I don't mind either Subway of Quiznos. What I really hate is Jimmy John's. Their bread is too rough and their toppings suck too. Sure, it's "freaky fast," but it's also freaky half-assed.

Ah man I was thinking about trying out Jimmy John's for the first time. Thanks for the heads up.

Make no mistake. Burgers or not, they're all fast food.

Panera Bread is the best imo.

What the smurf is this hipster tit?

It is a sandwich shop. I will eat at any sandwich shop, for I love sandwiches.

EDIT: Also, I don't know if you all know this, but it is one of my dreams to open and run my own sandwich shop, so I try to eat at everyone I can eat at to figure out what I like.

Schlotzsky's and McCalister's are pretty good, but they're also hip-tastic. McCalister's also servers soup in bread bowls, Jeff. Hawaiian bread for some of them.

Freya beat me to it. I was going to say Panera is waaaaay more hipster than Quizno's. Also more delicious.

But with Subway

$5 foot longs man

Quiznos has better sauces and ingredients, but I don't seem to have any near me anymore. Kind of out of business, here. If I want a semi-mass produced sandwich, I'd probably just go to Cozi or Panera.

Quizno's is amazing. You just don't understand art like I do. :cool:

I prefer the much lesser known sub shop down the street. I'd tell you the name, but you've probably never heard of it.

Mr. Sub is also pretty good. Not sure how far that stretches from the Chicago suburbs, if at all.