Subway Ellesmere Port

39 Marina Drive, Ellesmere Port, Wirral, Birkenhead, CH650AN, United Kingdom

🛍 American, Breakfast, Meal Deals, Signature Series

3.8 💬 1333 Bewertungen

Telefon: +441513572642

Adresse: 39 Marina Drive, Ellesmere Port, Wirral, Birkenhead, CH650AN, United Kingdom

Stadt: Birkenhead

Gerichte: 35

Bewertungen: 1333

"We frequently visit this restaurant for breakfast on our way to work. It serves as a great benefit for our company, as their customer service skills are excellent. They always remember our order and go above and beyond to make us happy. Holly is especially helpful and her cheerful attitude brightens our mornings. The food is also outstanding. Overall, a great experience. Well done!"

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Excellent food, friendly staff, top-notch customer service, clean establishment, and delicious sandwiches make this restaurant a must-visit when in Ellesmere Port.

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We frequently visit this restaurant for breakfast on our way to work. It serves as a great benefit for our company, as their customer service skills are excellent. They always remember our order and go above and beyond to make us happy. Holly is especially helpful and her cheerful attitude brightens our mornings. The food is also outstanding. Overall, a great experience. Well done!

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  • American Genießen Sie klassische amerikanische Aromen mit unserem vielfältigen Menü, das saftige Burger, knuspriges Brathähnchen, herzhafte BBQ-Rippchen und frische Salate bietet. Schwelgen Sie in zeitlosem Komfort mit jedem Bissen, kreiert, um alle Geschmäcker zufriedenzustellen.
  • Breakfast Beginnen Sie Ihren Tag mit unseren köstlichen Frühstücksoptionen, die von klassischen Eiern und Pfannkuchen bis hin zu gesunden Smoothies und Joghurt reichen. Perfekt für eine herzhafte Mahlzeit oder einen leichten Morgenimbiss!
  • Meal Deals Genießen Sie unsere unwiderstehlichen Menüangebote, die Ihre Lieblingsgerichte zu unschlagbaren Preisen kombinieren. Perfekt zum Teilen oder zum Alleinverwöhnen, bietet jedes Paket ein köstliches und zufriedenstellendes Esserlebnis.
  • Signature Series

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