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Subway Set to Open in St. Adolphe

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As another sign of a community on the rise, St. Adolphe now has its very own Subway restaurant. Footlong fans will be able to stop by 511 Main Street and get their fill of one of the world’s most popular food franchises.  

Jim Matthewman owns the new restaurant, as well as eight other Subway franchises in rural areas around Manitoba. He says now is just the time to break into the St. Adolphe market.

“The town is expanding. This is a market that’s been untapped,” notes Matthewman. “We’re looking forward to getting it kicked off.”

There may still be some people in North America who have not yet tried a Subway sandwich, but it’s not a huge number and it’s dropping daily. The new St. Adolphe location joins a family of more than 44,000 Subway locations in 111 countries around the world.  

Subway is often the first chain restaurant to set up shop in a small population centre, and their entry into St Adolphe provides residents with more options at mealtime.  

Matthewman says they’ve already hired some staff but will continue looking for others to join their team.

“You can apply online at mysubwaycareer.com,” says Matthewman.

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