Where To Get Subway Coupons

Each time I go to Subway I make sure I bring a few free Subway coupons with me to save a few extra dollars. What I like to do is run a quick online search for free subway coupons which brings up literally thousands of coupon websites. Some are legitimate but others have old or outdated coupons scattered throughout the site. You can also get a subway coupon or two from the mail if you receive coupon packages. Make sure you filter through them to find the best ones. Typically in those mailer packages you’ll find other valuable coupons for businesses that offer full color business card printing, cheap mothers day flowers, online photo developing, and more!

One of my favorite radio shows is the The Herd with Colin Cowherd. Colin has a segment called “Spanning the Globe” which is always brought to us by the Subway Freshtake hotline. Subway is a big sponsor of his show. To support the show I like to eat at Subway two to three times per week. The only problem that arises is that all those subs can become quite expensive. What I like to do is arm myself with a fist full of Subway coupons each time I visit. This way I can maximize my nutritional intake, support The Herd, and save money.

You may be wondering where the best place to look to find the coupons. You came to the right place. The internet is the first place to start. Whether you’re looking to indulge in a delicious sweet onion chicken teriyaki, Subway club, spicy Italian, or Subway melt, you want to bring that bonus coupon to save your hard earned money. The purpose of this article is to inform consumers of where to find the best, valid coupons, and what sites offer expired coupons or completely all together fake ones. Subway has a twitter account that you can follow which often has breaking news about coupons and other meal deals. You can find them at twitter.com/subwayla. Groupon is another site that offers printable free Subway Coupons. The problem with Groupon is they do not update their restaurant coupons as often as I’d like.

My First Experience At Subway

I can still remember the first time I ate at Subway. I was fourteen years old and my father took me to a Subway after I played in a summer league baseball game. We drove his old Chevy 1500 truck which had no air conditioning. As we pulled up to the Subway, which was attached to a local gas station, he said to me, “Son, this is the future of franchise American sandwiches.” I’ll never forget those words. We entered the restaurant and I noticed a somewhat dirty looking person working the sandwich line. When it was my turn to order I requested that the woman put on a fresh pair of rubber gloves. Who knows where she’s been or if she’s recently sneezed into the gloves she was currently wearing. She was dressed like someone who would be attending a Misfits or Marilyn Manson concert later that evening. The gentleman who was ringing up the cash register was also in charge of finishing off the sub with condiments and a wide variety of vegetable options. I chose lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, banana peppers, oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. I almost forgot mayonnaise. When I asked for mayo, the gentleman made eye contact with me and smiled sinisterly. He proceeded to squirt an obscene amount of mayonnaise on my cold cut combo. I back at him after witnessing the explosion of mayo he recently applied to my sub and again we made eye contact. This time it was different, he winked and mouthed the words, “just give it a try, you’ll love it” without making sound. I swallowed hard and quickly looked away. My father did not notice the interaction and proceeded to pay the bill. We sat down and enjoyed our subs. I’ll be honest, it was the greatest sandwich I’ve ever had and has been the foundation for my patronage to all Subway restaurants from that point on.