A few older ones still have the 90s logo. You know, the one that was replaced in 2002 by the "slanty" one.
The above is the store in Tabb, VA, in Kiln Creek's Village Square shopping center. They opened in 1994-1995 if I'm correct.
This was a store in Hayes, Virginia that opened in 1998:
It moved to a new store later in 2008, and the old store is empty. The inside is completely wiped out, except for the bathrooms.
These stores had a green wallpaper that had a map of New York City, since there are subways there.
Some of them have the new logo and "brick" look with the yellow NYC wallpaper, as well as counters with deli items on it. The one at Patrick Henry Mall was recently renovated:
Something I recently noticed is that a few Subways are moving into former Taco Bells! They have one in Hampton like this. This one is in Richmond:
Another one closed recently, it was in an East Coast gas station in Gloucester Point (another part of Gloucester, right at the foot of the Coleman Bridge). Its used for storage now, I'm guessing.
A lot are opening in Super Wally Worlds. Wal-Mart apparently doesn't want obesity from McDonald's, so they want to remove Mickey Ds and put Subways in:
They're even in hospitals now! Mary Immaculate, the one I was born in, has one now:
Speaking of sub restaurants, locally we have "Subway Station". It is NOT a knockoff. When you first glance at it, you might see a copycat that looks like it came from the Beatles. It is NOT! We had one in YRC shopping center before Subway came. It closed in 1994 or 1995, and its Verizon now, see below. Another one closed recently, see below.
So, I think my point has been made, Subways are everywhere! And on my photostream! Pictures of Subway restaurants throughout Hampton Roads can be seen at www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules! And remember, eat fresh!
