Shorter line than Subway in Concourse B
In Terminal B at El Paso (ELP), this Quiznos sits near the gates as the “other” sub option when the Subway queue backs into the corridor. It’s a basic airport outpost: toasted subs, chips, and fountain drinks, all at entry-level airport pricing in the $8–$13 range for a sandwich combo.
Quiznos in B runs as a standard franchise setup: you order at the counter, watch them toast the sub, then grab a seat near the gate or take it to go. Reviewers call it “pretty standard Quiznos,” which is exactly the point if you just want a quick turkey, Italian, or chicken sub before a connection out of El Paso. Expect airport markup compared to city locations in El Paso proper.
Prices run higher than the same chain on Montana Avenue in town, and a few Google and Yelp reviews mention skimpy toppings on initial builds. One reviewer specifically notes that veggies look sparse unless you speak up, so don’t be shy about asking for more lettuce, onions, or peppers while the sandwich is still on the line.
Regulars and airport staff reportedly customize hard here: extra jalapeños, double sauce, or swapping cheeses on a single 6-inch sub. That’s the move to stretch value when a toasted sub with chips pushes past $10. If you care most about speed, stick to a classic like the Turkey Ranch & Swiss or the classic Italian so the staff doesn’t have to hunt for less-used ingredients.
Tip: Walk past Subway first; if the line there hits five or more people, pivot to Quiznos in Terminal B and ask for extra veggies and sauce upfront to avoid a thin sandwich.