Port Of Subs - Independence

Very good sandwiches. Made to order. Very nice lady helped us with everything. Our first visit. Everything was nice and fresh.Vegetarian options: Plenty of options to choose.Kid-friendliness: Plenty of room for strollers.

The guy that made our sandwiches (6 of them) took his time ensuring each one was not only made correctly, but a masterpiece! The establishment was very clean, the food was fresh, what else could you ask for on a quick stop for lunch while passing though on a road trip. The only negative was the fountain drink machine wasn't working at the time we where there. The view outside while enjoying our food was great!

Great sub sandwich shop to stop on the way or way back from Mammoth. Staff is friendly, place is clean, food is all fresh and delicious.

Stopped to get gas and noticed a Port of Subs in the same building (yes, we bought food at a gas station). First of all the lady working alone was very pleasant and helpful. We ordered two $10.99 sandwiches and watched as she sliced all of our meats and cheeses right then and there. She recommended a roll with Rosemary and a cheese baked in it and man she was spot on! It was a Italian sandwich with salami, capicola and I don't know what else (my wife ordered for me). It didn't take her long to build them up and cut them in half. The place is clean, nothing fancy but they make up for it with quality food and good prices. They offer at least three sizes of sandwiches. Anyway we brought them back to our RV and we each ate one half of the sandwich and it was more than enough of a meal. We brought the other halves back home and had them for dinner. I wish I could remember her name but she was working Saturday afternoon the 22nd of October. We will be making that a regular stop from now on when we go to the Eastern Sierras. Try them you will not be disappointed.

I've never seen a sandwich that big, and the cheese and ham are sliced on the spot. It's fresh and delicious, way beyond the subway, and I recommend it to every traveler who passes by