Mr Goodcents - Lincoln

Always fresh, always good. These guys and Gals know how to make a sandwich and treat people.

Best sandwich in the city and if you are registered for your club, you will receive a free 8 sub for your birthday!

The best subs in town. Fast, simple and good service. My sandwich was great, no complaints. I would highly recommend!

I waited almost 40 minutes for a sandwich which wouldn 't have been that big of a deal but no one was following the 6 feet rule and it was very crowded wall to wall people. The crew wasn 't all wearing masks and the gentleman cutting the meat kept wiping his nose and didn 't change gloves or mask just wiping snot and cutting meat?...I ended up definitely NOT getting a sandwich. *Nice reply Goodcents, do you even read the review??

Catering FAIL! So what do you do if you have a 5 year old daughter whose absolutely popular food in the world is Turkey sandwiches, and you have a big party on a Sunday? Of course, they call Goodcents! Or that's what I thought. On Friday before the party, I deleted my work calendar and made a reminder of calling at 2:30, what I thought was a dead time. Before the words were even completely out of my mouth, I was told that I could not be helped now because of X and Y and I should stop the next day or call at 2:30. Husker game or place the order online. It was a little disturbing and disturbing, but at least she really appreciated me? Here? I love online orders. I have online orders with this location since before, it was cool. But in recent years, the attention to detail for online orders has been strangely bad. I used to order a few times a week, but almost every time I get tomatoes or other topping, I didn't order. Wanted wheat bread and white bread. Something like that. So the frequency of my orders went from one or two times a week, at once a month when I was available to go and babysit my sandwich. So order online, especially for a 5 year old party that is already a picky eater, was from the table. The last straw I left today was Saturday before the party. I thought if I went around 11:15 or so, it wouldn't be busy, and I would be able to wait in the line and get the attention that a normal customer would get. With half a dozen people in the line and a bunch of employees running around, it took a few minutes to get where it was my turn. I said I wanted a quick catering order and was told that I should stand there and someone would help me. After waiting for a few minutes, I was politely told again, either order online or get in during the football match. Oh, but I was appreciated. 1. I am not ordering online. I don't trust you enough to make my own sandwich right, why should I trust you with a catering order for a few kids that will necessarily be picky food. 2. It took 30 seconds to complete my order. Instead, Mr. Goodcents was too busy for me. 3. I'm the customer. I wanted to spend a few hundred dollars with you. Why do I have to plan MY time for yours? Maybe I'm busy during the football match. But hey, Mr. Goodcents, I appreciate you. I appreciated you so much that I drove to HyVee, dropped $200 and made everything to make my own sandwiches. I would recommend anyone looking for catering, go for Subway or Jersey Mike?s. Or if you feel sharp, Pickleman?s in downtown. They always seem busy, but also really appreciate me while I can handle my orders.