Subway Menu USA & Updated Prices 2026
Subway sandwiches run from about $3.99 for new Fresh Value Menu items up to $16.59 for premium footlongs, with standard 6-inch subs around $5.49-$9.79 and footlongs $8.99-$15.49. Below is the full menu, the new 2026 Fresh Value Menu, and why build-your-own customization is Subway’s defining feature.

How we built this page: prices below are estimated national averages compiled by cross-checking multiple public menu-price trackers as of 2026, not a single unverified source. Subway is almost entirely franchise-owned, and each franchisee sets their own prices — the same sandwich can vary by 30% or more between stores just a few miles apart. Always confirm at your local restaurant or in the app before ordering.
Jump to: Fresh Value Menu | Subway Series | Build Your Own | Allergens | FAQ
About Subway
Subway was founded in 1965 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and grew into one of the largest fast food chains in the world by number of locations, with roughly 37,000 restaurants worldwide. The chain’s defining feature has always been build-your-own customization — choosing bread, protein, cheese, toppings, and sauce in front of the customer, a format almost no competitor of Subway’s scale replicates. In 2023, Subway was acquired by Roark Capital, entering a modernization phase that includes the Subway Series menu and, in April 2026, its first-ever dedicated value menu.
Fresh Value Menu (2026)
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Deli Faves (B.L.T., etc.) | $3.99 | 6-inch, part of new value line |
| Protein Pockets | $3.99 | Lower-carb, high-protein option |
| Sub of the Day | $4.99 | Rotates daily (Meatball Marinara, Tuna, Teriyaki Chicken, etc.) |
| Meal of the Day | $6.99 | Sub of the Day bundled with chips and a drink |
Launched in April 2026, the Fresh Value Menu is Subway’s first dedicated value line — 15 entrées under $5, the biggest menu update in years.
Subway Series (#1-#18)
| Item | Estimated Price (Footlong) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Italian B.M.T. | $9.99-$12.99 | Subway’s flagship sub since 1976 |
| Subway Club | $10.99 | Turkey, ham, roast beef combination |
| Steak & Cheese | $11.49 | Popular Footlong Pro upgrade candidate |
| Elite Chicken & Bacon Ranch | $16.59 | Premium Series item |
Build Your Own — 6-Inch vs. Footlong vs. Footlong Pro
| Size | Estimated Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 6-Inch | $5.49-$9.79 | Standard build-your-own size |
| Footlong | $8.99-$15.49 | Double the 6-inch, priced slightly less than 2x |
| Footlong Pro | +$2-$4 over Footlong | Adds double protein — best value on Steak & Cheese, poor value on Cold Cut Combo |
All vegetable toppings are included at no extra charge on any size — piling on extra spinach, olives, or banana peppers doesn’t add to the price.
Wraps, Salads & Bowls
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Wrap (any Series sub as a wrap) | Same as 6-inch price |
| Salad (any Series sub as a salad) | Same as 6-inch price, no bread |
| Protein Bowl | $10.99-$15.49 |
Breakfast
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Breakfast Sandwich (6-inch) | $3.75-$6.99 |
Sides & Sweets
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Chips | $2.19 |
| Footlong Cookie | $5.99 |
| Individual Cookie | $1.09 |
Kids Menu
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Kids’ Pak | $5.99 |
Catering
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sandwich Platters | $35-$40+ | Serves groups, includes multiple subs cut into pieces |
Subway’s Specialty & Services
Subway’s specialty is build-your-own transparency — every sandwich is assembled in front of the customer with visible, chosen ingredients, a format that scaled to become the largest sandwich chain in the world by location count. Beyond the counter menu:
- Free vegetable toppings: unlike some competitors, Subway includes unlimited vegetable toppings at no extra charge on any size sandwich
- MVP Rewards BOGO promotion: a recurring buy-one-get-one-50%-off Footlong deal through the app, widely considered Subway’s strongest standing offer
- Catering platters: sandwich trays built for office and group orders, cut into smaller portions from full-size subs
Allergen Quick-Reference
| Item | Gluten | Dairy | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard bread | Yes | No | Wheat-based; gluten-free bread not typically available |
| Cheese toppings | No | Yes | Dairy-based, optional |
| Protein Bowl (no bread) | No | Possible | Removes bread-based gluten exposure |
| Cookies | Yes | Yes | Standard baked goods, wheat and dairy-based |
This is a general reference only — Subway’s official allergen guide should be checked directly, and staff notified of any severe allergy before ordering, given the open, shared-surface preparation format.
Approximate Nutrition (Protein / Carbs / Fat)
| Item | Calories | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turkey Breast 6-inch | ~280 kcal | 18g | 42g | 4g |
| Steak & Cheese 6-inch | ~380 kcal | 24g | 42g | 12g |
| Protein Bowl (chicken) | ~350 kcal | 32g | 25g | 14g |
Protein Bowls, which skip the bread entirely, are generally the lowest-carb, highest-protein-density option on the menu.
Most Popular Orders
| Item | Estimated Price (Footlong) |
|---|---|
| Italian B.M.T. | $9.99-$12.99 |
| Subway Club | $10.99 |
| Steak & Cheese | $11.49 |
| Sub of the Day | $4.99 (6-inch) |
Subway vs. Other Sandwich Chains
| Chain | Comparable Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subway | 6″ Turkey Breast | $7.49 |
| Jersey Mike’s | Regular Turkey Sub | $8.49 |
| Jimmy John’s | Turkey Tom (regular) | $8.29 |
| Firehouse Subs | Medium Turkey | $8.99 |
Subway generally prices below Jersey Mike’s, Jimmy John’s, and Firehouse Subs on comparable sandwiches, positioning it as one of the more affordable options in the sandwich category — a gap the new Fresh Value Menu widens further.
See Also: Panera Bread Menu
Price Quick-Reference
- Cheapest item: Individual Cookie — around $1.09
- Cheapest full sandwich: Fresh Value Menu items — $3.99
- Most expensive standard item: Elite Chicken & Bacon Ranch Footlong — around $16.59
- Best split-meal value: a Footlong split into two 6-inch portions, generally cheaper than ordering two separate 6-inch subs
Deals, Loyalty & Ordering Hacks
- MVP Rewards, free through the app, includes a recurring BOGO 50% off Footlong promotion — Subway’s strongest standing deal when active
- All vegetable toppings are free — loading up on extras adds nutrition and volume at no cost
- Ordering oil & vinegar instead of mayo cuts calories with minimal flavor tradeoff
- Splitting a Footlong into two meals is more economical than ordering two 6-inch subs separately
Service Options & Dining Details
- Service options: dine-in, takeout, delivery through the app and third-party platforms
- Popular for: lunch, quick meals, office catering orders
- Amenities: many locations inside malls, airports, and retail stores with modified hours
Subway Hours
Hours vary significantly by location, especially for mall, airport, and retail-store locations, which often follow the host store’s hours rather than standard restaurant hours. Check the app or your local restaurant’s page to confirm.
Nutrition & Dietary Quick Facts
- Protein Bowls (no bread) are the lowest-carb, highest-protein-density option on the menu
- Free vegetable toppings make it easy to add nutrition and volume without extra calories from bread or meat
- Oil & vinegar is a lower-calorie sauce alternative to mayo-based options
- Subway’s official nutrition calculator online covers every build-your-own combination
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Subway footlong?
Footlongs typically run $8.99-$15.49 depending on protein choice, as estimated national averages.
What is Subway’s new Fresh Value Menu?
Launched in April 2026, it’s Subway’s first dedicated value menu — 15 entrées under $5, including Deli Faves and Protein Pockets at $3.99.
Are Subway vegetables really free?
Yes — unlimited vegetable toppings are included at no extra charge on any sandwich size.
What is Footlong Pro?
An upgrade adding double protein for $2-$4 more than a standard Footlong — best value on items like Steak & Cheese, weaker value on lower-cost subs.
Is Subway build-your-own or fixed menu only?
Both — you can order any Series sub as listed, or build entirely from scratch choosing bread, protein, cheese, and toppings yourself.
Does Subway have a rewards program?
Yes — MVP Rewards is free through the app and includes a recurring BOGO 50% off Footlong promotion.
Are Subway prices the same at every location?
No — Subway is almost entirely franchise-owned, and prices can vary by 30% or more between nearby locations.
Does Subway offer catering?
Yes — Sandwich Platters are available for group and office orders, typically $35-$40+ depending on size.
What is a Subway Protein Bowl?
Any Series sub’s fillings served without bread in a bowl — a lower-carb, higher-protein-density option.
Who owns Subway now?
Subway was acquired by Roark Capital in 2023 and has since introduced the Subway Series menu and its first dedicated value menu.
See Also: Ihop Menu
What Makes Subway Different
Subway’s defining feature is build-your-own transparency at massive scale — nearly every sandwich is assembled visibly in front of the customer, a format that helped it become the largest sandwich chain in the world by location count. The 2026 Fresh Value Menu marks a genuine strategic shift, giving Subway its first true value-menu category to compete directly with lower-priced fast food rather than just other sandwich shops.
This page is independently published and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Subway IP LLC. All prices are estimated national averages compiled from multiple public sources and may not reflect current pricing at your local restaurant. Last updated: 2026.
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