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Corner of Guy and de Maisonneuve while walking to the Metro. My brain seemed to match the weather at the time this was taken.
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EvilGentleman: 10th Sep 2006 - 08:45 GMT
Can you believe that Quizno's Subs (white sign with green and red lettering) closes at midnight on a Saturday night when all the students in the area are out drinking till 3 AM? I tried going there at 12:15 this morning when my pal and I got hungry, but no luck. Oh well, the Subway around the corner was pretty darn good.
Sirhcbre: 10th Sep 2006 - 15:14 GMT
I'm not really that surprised. I find Quizno's doesn't really cater to the drunk crowd. They always seem to be trying to differentiate themselves from Subway and not being open to the drunk crowd might be one of the ways. Fuck, I love Quiznos though. I used to live 2 blocks from on, I'd walk in and I wouldn't even have to tell them what I wanted.
jane his wife: 17th Oct 2006 - 19:45 GMT
The primerib 12 inch...WOW you all must try...it f#@%n rocks...honestly SUBWAY is dogfood....i cant wait for a Quiznos in my part of town
yankeesSUCK: 17th Oct 2006 - 19:48 GMT
I know I almost cryed the other day...i tried to go to the Q after 1:00am the other night at the same corner it was closed...i had to eat at Timmy H...wasnt as good....I hope they open later soon....need after partying munchees subs!!
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