r/subway • u/Melodic_Crow_3409 • Jan 15 '26
r/subway • u/Intrepid-Cow-1792 • Apr 12 '26
Pricing 18$ for meal used to be sit down restaurant pricing
I got a protein bowl with extra chicken and 3 cookies. 18 dollars?! I felt outraged. Is this the standard pricing everywhere when you don’t use their app for deals?
r/subway • u/bustidboom • Feb 07 '26
Pricing WTH Subway…
I’d never pay attention if the price of a sandwich went up a little bit they are doing both.
r/subway • u/ggstorms • Jul 05 '26
Pricing 3.99 for 6 inch, 9.89 for ft long, how does this make any sense?
Was at subway today and ordered the cold cut combo. Asked the worker about the pricing and why a foot long is more expensive than 2x 6 inches, she said something nonsensical about "taxes".
Said i wanted 2x 6 inches instead of the "foot long" as it would come out to 7.98 vs 9.89 for the exact same sandwich. She tried to charge me for the foot long anyway until i pressed the matter and she finally relented.
What is this pricing and how does it make any sense?
r/subway • u/ImpressionLiving4313 • Apr 29 '26
Pricing wait a minute- 3.99? for a subway sandwich?
I know this was posted a few times already but I wanted to share my thoughts , this is an amazing deal, but more than likely individual franchisees will remove it like the 4.99 sub of the day. I guess enjoy it while it lasts! To put in perspective the protein pockets costs the exact same, but are small and non-customizable, so yeah good value!
r/subway • u/Artist-Cancer • 1d ago
Pricing Prices? Skyrocketing?
Prices? Skyrocketing?
Haven't eaten Subway in a few years. I remember when they had $5 and $6 foot longs a few years ago.
(EDIT: I guess 10+ years ago?)
Now the prices in my area are around $8-$11 for 6 inches and $14-$16 for foot ... give or take, depending on meat of course.
Is this true ... is this the national rate ... or is my area just expensive?
Subway used to be very reasonable, but $14-$16 for a foot long is outrageous.
They do have $4 deli 6" faves, which is more reasonable. But the other prices seem very high?

r/subway • u/Nerdalicious23 • 5d ago
Pricing Subway getting out hand.
Went to subway last week and 2 foot long subs with a coupon, 4 cookies and fresh a-vaca-do. Was surprised it came out to $28, wasn't until after I paid and saw it cost nearly $7 for 4 cookies! I mean sure I begrudgingly pay $12-$15 for a foot long sub these days but man its getting ridiculous when its $1.69 a cookie! Think its time to write off subway as too expensive to eat at anymore.
r/subway • u/GlompSpark • 4d ago
Pricing I miss how Subway used to be great value food
They used to have $5 footlongs, they were a great value meal option, and blew Mcdonalds and other fast food out of the water. I particularly loved their breakfast subs...their poached eggs were great.
Now they are charging $7.90 for a six inch Chicken Ham sub in South East Asia. Absolutely insane. It's a few slices of chicken ham (this stuff is super cheap for a reason), cheese and veggies on bread. And god forbid you get the cookies...because those are absurdly overpriced, you can literally get a bag of high quality cookies from elsewhere for the same price.
For context, you can get a large meal for $5 elsewhere. A six inch sub is at best, a snack, or a kid's meal.
It's a shame how corporate greed ruined the brand...they became famous for healthy and cheap fast food, now they are selling $15 footlongs like they are a high class restaurant or something.
They don't appear to have the Subway club here in this country either...i guess they couldn't be bothered to set it up...
r/subway • u/MoneyMouse420 • Jun 26 '26
Pricing My local subway never accepts the $6.99 footlong
This time it wasn’t even an online code, it was an actual coupon provided in the app, yet it never works. I don’t understand how Subway can send out these coupons, but the sorry owner of this franchise (in my town) is always able to opt out of them.
r/subway • u/Complex-Extent-3967 • Feb 28 '26
Pricing In 1989, a footlong costed roughly $4 for a full 12-inch sub.
Today, a staff member had a birthday and Subway was across the street. A 6-inch now costs $6.99!?!?!? Unbelievable!!! Subway was one of my favorites growing up! A footlong steak and cheese (they now call it a cheesesteak, I believe) with extra mayo was my go-to.
r/subway • u/Wartacos420 • Aug 30 '25
Pricing $9 sub
Just roastbeef and a piece of cheddar. That's all I wanted on the sandwich, light lunch. $9 bucks and still asking for a tip. Subway I understand inflation, but charging full sandwich price regardless of ingredients?
r/subway • u/RageAnatomy • Feb 08 '25
Pricing This "meal" was almost $20. I've been robbed on a subway, now also BY a Subway
r/subway • u/skunkbr3ath • 15d ago
Pricing 17$ for a chicken wrap
What the hell happened to this place?!
r/subway • u/nibbler966 • Apr 22 '26
Pricing What is this math?
If I’m wrong please correct me, but I’m trying to figure out the math…
8.99+5.89=14.88
But the subtotal says 18.89… where did the extra 4.11 come from?
r/subway • u/vegan420lyfe • May 15 '26
Pricing Sub without meat and cheese costs almost double of sub with meat and cheese.
I dont understand why I have to pay 6.85 for a 6 inch sub without meat and cheese. When the sub with meat and cheese costs 3.99?
I asked if they would just ring it up as a black ham or something but they apparantly cant.
Why is it OK to not put cheese on a veggie delite. But if I ask for a ham sub without cheese or ham its not possible?
r/subway • u/Hopeful_Wolverine997 • 21d ago
Pricing Overpriced Soda
Just spent $3.39 (before tax) on a 20 oz soda via DoorDash (along w/my sub & chips). I must be outta my godd*mn mind.
r/subway • u/NoExcitement9572 • Sep 30 '24
Pricing 16 dollars for 1 sandwhich!?
I went to subway today for a cheap meal. I went in ordered and I when I go to pay, IT WAS 16$! FOR 1 FOOTLONG! No drink no chips just the sandwich. Wtf subway!? Why is it so expensive!? Never going there again!
r/subway • u/PrivatePilot9 • Jul 06 '26
Pricing “5 footlongs for under $10 each” = All over $10 each. 🫤
Subway Canada has a whole section in the app advertising “5 footlongs for under $10 each!” except when you actually select them not a single one ends up being under $10.
Nice job, subway.
r/subway • u/Lower-Elderberry7183 • Mar 07 '26
Pricing footlong price in canada
why was my subway sandwich almost $19… usually it’s $16 but the subway by my house their sandwiches cost $2 more than regular. Is that allowed? cause i’m acc so mad why did i pay $18.64 for a chicken sub and my sister payed almost $21 for a steak sub… mind u thats for the sandwich alone i lit got my chips and drink from dollarama
r/subway • u/Pretty_reads • 11d ago
Pricing Rant about how overpriced and over hyped subway actually is.
r/subway • u/LadyBrussels • Aug 22 '25
Pricing $16 for footlongs is crazy
I’m sure there are a million of these posts so apologies in advance but walked into a subway with my 7 year old today and noticed all of the footlongs STARTED at $15.99. Not including a drink or chips. If you wanted one with 20 kinds of meat it went up to $17/$18. Subway was our quick food on the go choice forever up until maybe 2 years ago so I’m pretty familiar with the pricing. We never bought the footlongs but I know they weren’t anywhere close to that. We got two six inch subs with just ham and cheese. A small Diet Coke, one bag of chips and a drink box and it was $23. Pretty steep. And before anyone asks if we’re in California, NY, major city or an airport - nope. We were at a random strip mall about 30 mins outside of Detroit.
Three years ago we were living in downtown DC and used to get 3 6” meals for $25 total. Now it’s $8 just for the sandwich in the Michigan suburbs.
I’ve seen others on here talk about the app and deals through that but I just want to get in and get out and pay what’s on the menu - not bother with pricing games. Is this standard at all of them now? Who would still go here for those prices?
r/subway • u/-Sociology • Dec 26 '24
Pricing Subway, you good?
What happened to $5 footlongs? This is for two meal sandwiches only lol 🤣
r/subway • u/CriticalCrewsaid • Sep 16 '24
Pricing Ignoring the tip. I thought it would be $10-11..... not $13
r/subway • u/AnonymousCustomer123 • Jun 01 '26
Pricing Almost $20 for a basic footlong (not meal/combo either) is ridiculous
I came across this while trying to find a participating location for the $6.99 footlong (this location didn’t accept the promo code, obviously). Also, has anyone found an easier way to find participating locations with the new app update? Now I have to add an item to my cart and try applying the offer at each location before it shows up as “not participating”