Subway relocating to Seagrove Plaza

Is this in addition to the one in Blue Mtn or a relocation?

Is this in addition to the one in Blue Mtn or a relocation?

I believe this is a relocation.

Unfortunately for us Blue Mountain people, they are moving from BMB to Seagrove, since they believe there is more activity there. Hate this!

There are some strong opinions along these lines ...

http://www.sowal.com/bb/all-about-s...ags-grocery-carts-will-decide-fate-sowal.html

Wish it was a Blimpee's.....no bologna on my sandwich. What happened to "No Chains/Franchises" on 30A or am I just old.

Isn't Subway the same thing as Walmart?

I hear they pay their people minimum wage and provide no benefits. Now maybe they aren't recruiting MIT or Harvard graduates, but really - can this be tolerated on 30A? I don't care about the quality or value of what they are offering - do we really want people who may live in a trailer coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?
Think about it...

[cabythesea;630521- can this be tolerated on 30A? I don't care about the quality or value of what they are offering - do we really want people who may live in a trailer coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?Think about it

....I thought about it........sure, why the hell not?

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i also thought the subway at bmb did pretty good. its a nice 4 mile drive to seagrove so i'm suprised they don't keep both open

Cabythesea, ***newsflash***
Last I checked, there ARE trailers IN Seagrove. Wow.

I know there are trailers in Seagrove - I live in one!

anyway, i don't live in a trailer, i don't do meth but i like subway if i'm in a hurry and it's much better than mcd's. what a convenience if you're staying on 30a (seacrest or seagrove, which is usually where we stay)
now back to stereotyping who eats subway.:roll: how'd i know it would get to this.

I know there are trailers in Seagrove - I live in one!

So....by utilizing the law of syllogism, your original post stated "do we really want cabythesea coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?"

I am not sure of the answer for this.... ;-)

Wish it was a Blimpee's.....no bologna on my sandwich. What happened to "No Chains/Franchises" on 30A or am I just old.

It was always technically 'no drive-throughs', save for the one grandfathered in at Blue Orleans/Ken's Bistrot.

I hear they pay their people minimum wage and provide no benefits. Now maybe they aren't recruiting MIT or Harvard graduates, but really - can this be tolerated on 30A? I don't care about the quality or value of what they are offering - do we really want people who may live in a trailer coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?
Think about it...

Fortunately, mine's not broken. ;-) I got it.

- do we really want people who may live in a trailer coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?
Think about it...

After we have lunch in Seagrove, We'll come get your old furniture too if you put it out by the curb. :roll:

I hear they pay their people minimum wage and provide no benefits. Now maybe they aren't recruiting MIT or Harvard graduates, but really - can this be tolerated on 30A? I don't care about the quality or value of what they are offering - do we really want people who may live in a trailer coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?
Think about it...

With so many local restaurants and other businesses struggling to keep there doors open these days, I don't think we can sit at the side streets and say you may come in because you live in a nice home, and you may not come in because you live in a trailer, who are we to say that????

The bubble that some people of 30-A thinks protects them isnt there anymore.

That bubble burst when some people of 30-A allowed cheap labor to come onto 30-A and build there homes, and do there cleaning.

Subway has quietly been on 30-A (and being a good neighbor) for years - so a change of location (into an existing building) isn't a big deal.

I never ate there (I will eat at a Subway if fast food is necessary on a road trip or in an airport), but I don't have a problem with how they do business or them being on 30-A.

It's also one of the few "fast food" restaurants where former employees and people in the know from the food production industry will eat - the acid test IMO.

I will miss them. I can't blame them for moving, the location they currently occupy just does not have enough warm bodies milling around to make a fat profit. They will do a brisk business in Seagrove. By the way, the store and environs were always meticulously clean, cleaner than some of our beloved 'slow food' outlets!

Subway in BMB/Grayton has always been a favorite of the high school crowd. It was somewhere they could afford to get a halfway decent meal quickly and in a clean environment. Those $5 foot longs are a great deal and if you split one with your friend, wow! It was closer to the high school in BMB/Grayton and on the way home from work for my daughter. She will definitely miss it being in the old location. The new location should get them a bit more traffic.

Good food ...good prices

I am happy they are coming to Seagrove.......too far for me to go to BMB but here it will be great for lunch. Good change for me..not for some.

this is why business is so tough. buno's pizza is 5 feet away and they sell subs so its going to take 10% or so business away from bruno's.its a brutal game out there

this is why business is so tough. buno's pizza is 5 feet away and they sell subs so its going to take 10% or so business away from bruno's.its a brutal game out there

definitely dog eat dog.

I hear they pay their people minimum wage and provide no benefits. Now maybe they aren't recruiting MIT or Harvard graduates, but really - can this be tolerated on 30A? I don't care about the quality or value of what they are offering - do we really want people who may live in a trailer coming to Seagrove for an inexpensive lunch?
Think about it...

Talk about an elitist statement! I wish we could keep it where it is in Blue Mt. Beach. We like it and use it. For your information, we do not consider minimum wage earners any less human than we are. They are working and that is always a plus. We already have one Harvard graduate who is employed and in somes opinion, not doing too well.