Subway Menu With Prices in UK – October 2026
Subway is the UK’s most numerous fast food chain — around 2,500 stores across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, more outlets than the two biggest burger brands combined. The whole idea is build-your-own: pick a 6-inch or footlong, choose your bread, fill it with your protein, add cheese, get it toasted, load up unlimited salad and pick a sauce — made fresh in front of you. Around the core subs sit wraps, salads, the chef-designed Signature Series, a Sub of the Day value rotation, hot toasties, and the big new arrival for 2026: Spudway jacket potatoes topped with the same fillings. Searching for Subway menu prices UK? This guide covers every major category with current Subway prices in £ and honest notes on what you’ll actually pay.
Price note first — and this matters more at Subway than anywhere else: there is no national Subway price list in the UK. Nearly every store is an independent franchisee who sets their own prices, opening hours, breakfast availability, halal sourcing and which deals they run — so the same 6-inch Italian B.M.T. can cost £5.29 in one town and £5.99 in the next, and London or travel-location stores often charge more again. The tables below give researched October 2026 ranges observed across stores; your exact price is on the store’s own board or in the Subway app. Check the app before you order.
Prices checked: October 2026. All prices below were researched in October 2026. Prices vary by location — always confirm in the Subway app or at your local restaurant.
6-Inch Subs
The 6-inch is Subway’s standard single-serving size — the base of the menu and the cheapest way in. Every sub comes on your choice of bread (Italian White, Wholegrain, Hearty Italian, Tiger, Multigrain and more depending on store), with unlimited free salad and your sauce. Ranges reflect 2026 store observations.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Veggie Delite | Bread, cheese-free as standard, with unlimited fresh salad and your sauce — the cheapest sub on the board | £3.99 – £4.99 |
| Turkey Breast | Sliced turkey breast with salad and sauce — the default lean order | £4.99 – £5.79 |
| Italian B.M.T. | Salami, pepperoni and ham — the chain’s oldest signature recipe and still a top seller | £5.29 – £5.99 |
| Meatball Marinara | Meatballs in tomato marinara sauce, served hot — the heaviest standard 6-inch | £4.50 – £5.79 |
| Chicken Teriyaki | Chicken strips in a sweet teriyaki glaze — one of the two or three best sellers in most British stores | £5.29 – £6.09 |
| Tuna Mayo | Tuna mayo with salad — one of the few fillings not toasted | £4.99 – £5.79 |
| Chicken Tikka | UK-favourite spiced chicken tikka with cool sauces | £4.49 – £6.49 |
| Rotisserie-Style Chicken | Slow-cooked style pulled chicken, a step up from the standard chicken breast | £5.79 – £6.79 |
| Philly Steak | Steak with melted cheese, toasted — usually the most expensive standard 6-inch | £5.79 – £6.49 |
| Plant Patty | Meat-free patty with salad; vegan when ordered without cheese or mayo | £5.29 – £5.99 (single source) |
The Veggie Delite is the price-floor benchmark: if a store charges more than around £4.99 for it, expect everything above it to sit high too.
Footlong Subs
The footlong is double the length — the go-to if you’re hungrier, sharing, or saving half for later. It always costs less than two 6-inch subs of the same filling, which is the whole point of it.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Veggie Delite Footlong | The cheapest sub at full length — the lightest footlong on the menu | £6.99 – £7.99 |
| Turkey Breast Footlong | Twelve inches of the standard lean sub — better value than two 6-inch | £7.49 – £9.49 |
| Meatball Marinara Footlong | The full-length meatball sub — the heaviest thing on the standard menu | £6.99 – £8.99 |
| Italian B.M.T. Footlong | The signature cured-meat sub at full length — the standard order for sharers | £8.29 – £9.49 |
| Chicken Teriyaki Footlong | Sweet teriyaki chicken at full length | £7.99 – £9.49 |
| Tuna Mayo Footlong | Tuna mayo with salad at full length | £7.99 – £8.99 (single source) |
| Chicken Tikka Footlong | Spiced tikka chicken at full length | £7.49 – £7.99 |
| Philly Steak Footlong | Premium steak and melted cheese at full length | £8.99 – £10.29 |
Signature Series
The Signature Series (previously the Subway Series) is the chef-designed menu: set recipes with their own sauces and builds — steak with chipotle, chicken with pesto, the fiery Furious Chicken. They cost more than the build-your-own classics but save you the decisions. Prices below are 6-inch unless stated.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Signature Series Sub (6-inch) | The standard Signature build — chef-designed recipes from around | £5.99 – £6.99 |
| Signature Series Sub (Footlong) | Full-length Signature build — the gap over the 6-inch is wider here than on the classics | £8.49 – £9.99 |
| Furious Chicken | Rotisserie-style chicken with waffle fries, cheese, jalapeños and extra-spicy chipotle southwest — the hottest, most loaded Signature sub | £7.49 – £8.59 |
| Tex Mexan | Chicken breast with the extra-spicy sauce, Doritos and salsa — hot, with more protein and fewer calories than the Furious | £6.79 – £9.00 (conflicting sources — verify locally) |
| The Baller | A hearty stacked-meat build with cheese and sauces | £6.79 – £9.00 (conflicting sources — verify locally) |
| Garlic Cheese Steak | Steak with garlic and melted cheese — the indulgent Signature | £7.49 – £8.59 |
Signature prices move more than the classics — listings disagree by up to £2 on the same build, so the “verify locally” flags here genuinely matter.
Wraps
The same fillings rolled in a tortilla instead of bread — lighter on carbs and usually priced close to a 6-inch. Tortilla-wrap prices track their sub equivalents tightly.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Any Wrap (generic) | Any Create-Your-Own filling wrapped in a tortilla with salad and sauce | £6.89 – £7.99 |
| Classic B.M.T. Wrap | Salami, pepperoni and ham with salad in a tortilla | around £7.39 (single source) |
| Turkey Breast Wrap | Lean turkey breast with salad in a tortilla | around £6.49 (single source) |
| Chicken Tikka Wrap | Spiced tikka chicken with cool sauces in a tortilla | around £7.39 (single source) |
| Tuna Mayo Wrap | Tuna mayo with salad in a tortilla | around £7.39 (single source) |
| Philly Steak Wrap | Steak and melted cheese toasted in a tortilla | around £8.39 (single source) |
| Veggie Delite Wrap | Unlimited salad in a tortilla — the lightest wrap | around £6.49 (single source) |
Salads
Any sub’s filling served over salad without the bread — the lowest-calorie way to order at Subway by a wide margin, and a solid option if you’re skipping carbs.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Any Salad Bowl (generic) | Any filling over chopped salad with your sauce, no bread | £6.00 – £7.49 |
| Classic B.M.T. Salad | Salami, pepperoni and ham over salad | around £8.19 (single source) |
| Turkey Breast Salad | Lean turkey over salad — the classic light order | around £7.29 (single source) |
| Chicken Tikka Salad | Spiced tikka chicken over salad | around £8.19 (single source) |
| Tuna Mayo Salad | Tuna mayo over salad | around £8.19 (single source) |
| Philly Steak Salad | Steak and cheese over salad — the premium bowl | around £9.19 (single source) |
Spudway Jacket Potatoes
Spudway is the first significant new format at UK Subway in years — baked jacket potatoes topped with the same sub fillings, rolled out nationally through 2026 after store trials. A heavier, hot lunch that sits above wrap prices.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Any Spudway Jacket Potato (generic) | Baked potato topped with any standard filling | £7.78 – £9.73 |
| Tex Mexan Jacket Potato | Spicy Tex-Mex chicken with sauces on a baked potato | around £9.19 (single source) |
| Furious Chicken Jacket Potato | The hottest Signature build on a baked potato | around £7.29 (single source) |
| Beef Chilli Jacket Potato | New-for-2026 beef chilli topping | around £9.89 (single source) |
| 5 Bean Chilli Jacket Potato | New-for-2026 five-bean chilli topping (veg-friendly) | around £9.79 (single source) |
| Philly Steak & Cheese Jacket Potato | Premium steak and cheese on a baked potato | around £9.69 (single source) |
| Tuna Mayo & Cheese Jacket Potato | Tuna mayo with melted cheese on a baked potato | around £7.39 (single source) |
Meal Deals
A meal deal bundles a sub (or wrap/salad) with a drink and a snack side — crisps, a cookie or nachos — for less than buying each separately. It’s the best-value way to order a full lunch, but the price is set per store and listings disagree by several pounds.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 6-Inch Meal Deal | A 6-inch sub with a drink and a snack side (crisps or cookie) | £6.50 – £9.85 |
| Footlong Meal Deal | A footlong with a drink and a snack side — the best value per pound on the menu at the bottom of the range | £8.99 – £13.00 |
| Wrap or Salad Meal Deal | A wrap or salad bowl with a drink and a snack side | from around £7.49 (single source) |
| Toastie Meal Deal | A hot toasted 6-inch deli toastie with a cookie and a drink — aimed at the quick lunch trade | around £10.50 (single source) |
| 6-Inch Meal Deal (delivery) | The same bundle on third-party delivery apps — expect a markup plus fees | around £10.78 (single source) |
Delivery apps consistently list meal deals several pounds above in-store boards — ordering Click & Collect through the Subway app keeps restaurant prices.
Breakfast
Breakfast exists only where the store opens early enough — many branches never serve it. Where it runs, breakfast subs go until about 11am, with hash browns, juices and coffee-style drinks alongside.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Breakfast Sub (6-inch) | Egg with bacon, sausage or cheese in a 6-inch, served until ~11am where offered | £3.49 – £4.99 |
| Bacon & Sausage Sub | Bacon and sausage with egg — the classic morning build | around £4.99 (single source) |
| Big Breakwich | The big breakfast sub — bacon, sausage, egg and cheese stacked | £7.49 – £8.49 |
| Hash Browns (6 pieces) | Golden hash browns — the breakfast side | around £2.19 (single source) |
| Hash Browns (9 pieces) | The sharing-size hash brown portion | around £3.29 (single source) |
Sides
Subway’s sides are the snack layer: the famous cookies, waffle fries, nachos, protein pots and Footlong Dippers. Cookies — baked in store through the day — are the single most reliably good thing in the shop.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cookie | Baked-in-store cookie — chocolate chunk, oat & raisin, rainbow chip, double chocolate (vegan) and more | £1.00 – £2.49 |
| 3 Cookies | Three cookies — cheaper per cookie than buying singly | around £3.29 (single source) |
| Pumpkin Spiced Cookie | New-for-2026 seasonal flavour | around £1.29 (single source) |
| Footlong Sidekick | A foot-long cookie, churro or pretzel — designed to share alongside a footlong | £2.49 – £3.99 |
| Crisps | A packet of Walkers, Doritos or Sensations — the default meal-deal side | £1.00 – £1.79 |
| Nachos | Tortilla chips with a cheese or salsa dip — at stores that stock them | £1.99 – £2.99 |
| Waffle Fries (regular) | Crispy waffle fries | around £2.49 (single source) |
| Waffle Fries (large) | The sharing-size waffle fries | around £3.89 (single source) |
| Nacho Chicken Bites (6) | Crispy chicken bites with a nacho coating | around £3.79 (single source) |
| Mozzarella & Cheddar Bites (5) | New-for-2026 cheesy bites | around £2.99 (single source) |
| Footlong Dipper | A pepperoni & cheese or triple cheese dipper — made for dunking | around £2.59 (single source) |
| Hash Browns (6 pieces) | Golden hash browns, also served at breakfast | around £2.19 (single source) |
Drinks
Subway’s drinks range is bottled-first in most stores — the 500ml Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Dr Pepper, Fanta and Sprite bottles are the meal-deal defaults. Some stores have a self-serve fountain; many don’t, which is another franchisee decision.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Fountain Drink | Self-poured soft drink — only in stores with a fountain | £1.49 – £2.29 |
| Bottled Drink | Bottled soft drinks, water and sugar-free colas — the meal-deal default | £1.69 – £2.49 |
| Coffee | Filter or machine coffee — only where the store opens early enough | £1.29 – £2.49 |
| Coca-Cola (500ml) | The classic bottle | around £2.79 (single source) |
| Coke Zero / Diet Coke / Dr Pepper / Fanta / Sprite (500ml) | The 500ml bottled range | around £2.59 each (single source) |
| Still Water (500ml) | Bottled still water | around £2.39 (single source) |
| Monster Original (500ml) | Energy drink | around £4.19 (single source) |
Value, Saver & Kids
The budget layer of the menu — and the part most worth asking about in store, because Sub of the Day and the saver range are national promotions that individual stores can opt out of.
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sub of the Day (6-inch) | A different preset sub each day of the week at a cut price — not every store runs it | £2.99 – £3.49 |
| Saver Menu Item | The budget line — small subs, sides and snacks, selected stores | from £0.99 |
| Extra Cheese or Protein | Added cheese, bacon or a double portion of the filling — the only additions actually charged for | £0.60 – £2.49 |
| Gluten-Free Bread Sub | A sub made on gluten-free bread from a sealed pack (shared counter — cross-contact possible), selected stores | £5.49 – £6.99 |
| Kids’ Pack | A small sub with a drink and a snack or fruit, in a lunch-box format | £3.99 – £4.99 |
| Beef Chilli Sub (new 2026) | New-for-2026 beef chilli filling — also on jacket potatoes, nachos and waffle fries | from around £8.59 (single source) |
Ask at the till about student discount — many branches knock 10–15% off with a student card or one of the student discount apps. It’s not guaranteed anywhere and is rarely advertised, so you have to ask.
Most Popular Items on the Subway Menu (UK)
1. Italian B.M.T. — Salami, pepperoni and ham with melted cheese and your full salad load. The oldest signature recipe on the board, the default order for anyone who can’t decide, and the sub most people mean when they say “a Subway”.
2. Chicken Tikka — The UK-specific favourite: spiced tikka chicken with cool mint or garlic sauces. Sweeter and warmer than the plain chicken breast, and the chicken sub most British stores sell the most of.
3. Meatball Marinara — Hot meatballs in marinara with melted cheese, served toasted. The comfort pick — the heaviest standard sub on the menu and the winter favourite.
4. Chicken Teriyaki — Chicken strips in a sweet-savoury teriyaki glaze with crisp veg. One of the two or three best sellers in most British stores, and the easiest order for someone trying Subway for the first time.
5. Philly Steak — Steak and melted cheese, toasted. Usually the priciest standard 6-inch on the board — the heavyweight option for when a light lunch won’t do.
6. Chocolate Chunk Cookies — Baked in store through the day and sold singly or in threes. Ask any regular: the cookie is the most reliably good thing in the shop, and the meal-deal side worth choosing.
Subway Menu Prices UK — What to Know
Subway’s franchise pricing means your local store is the real menu — but a few rules hold everywhere, and knowing them is worth real money:
- A footlong beats two 6-inch subs of the same filling. Two 6-inch turkey subs at £4.99 each come to £9.98; the footlong of the same sub costs less — and it’s the same amount of food. If you’re buying for two, one footlong split in half is the cheapest way to feed both.
- Vegetables are free and unlimited. Every salad item is included at no charge and you can ask for more of any of them. This is national policy, not a store decision — and it’s the cheapest way to turn a 6-inch into something filling.
- Check the Sub of the Day before you order. A different preset sub each day at £2.99 – £3.49 — a full 6-inch for less than a Veggie Delite. Not every store runs it, but where it runs it’s the cheapest full meal on the board.
- Meal deals are usually the best full-lunch value. A 6-inch with a drink and a snack side from £6.50 beats buying the three separately — but stores price the bundle themselves, so one shop’s £6.50 is another’s £9.85. Compare the bundle price against the sub alone before you commit.
- Skip the delivery markup. Delivery apps list the same meal deals several pounds higher — around £10.78 for a 6-inch meal deal against £6.50–£9.85 in store — before fees. Click & Collect through the app keeps restaurant prices.
- Ask for the student discount. Many branches offer 10–15% off with a student card or discount app. It’s not guaranteed, rarely advertised, and you have to ask at the till.
- The only paid extras are protein and cheese. Double meat, bacon, avocado or extra cheese run £0.60 – £2.49; everything else — all the salad, all the sauces — is free.
Treat online prices as estimates only — the store’s board or the Subway app shows the real numbers.
Subway UK Opening Hours
Most UK branches open around 7:00 AM and close around 10:00 PM — but hours are a franchisee decision, so shopping-centre, hospital, petrol-station and motorway stores all keep their own times. Breakfast is only served until about 11am, and only at stores that open early enough to bother. Check the Subway app, Google Maps or the official Subway UK website for your branch.
Alternatives to Subway (UK)
Want to compare the build-your-own sub against the competition?
- Greggs — the cheapest way to eat on a British high street: sausage rolls, bakes and cold sandwich deals from around £1.35
- Pret A Manger — fresher ready-made sandwiches and café meals, with the Club Pret subscription halving barista drink prices
- itsu — sushi, salads and hot food with half-price items in the last 30 minutes before closing
- Leon — chicken nuggets, baked fries and Mediterranean-style fast food
- Jersey Mike’s — premium deli-style subs, with a limited but growing UK presence
Related Menus
More UK fast food guides:
- UK Fast Food Menus — all our UK menu guides
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- Greggs Menu Prices UK
- Burger King Menu Prices UK
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FAQs
How much is a 6-inch sub at Subway in the UK?
Typically £3.99 – £6.79 depending on the filling — a Veggie Delite runs £3.99–£4.99, most classics like Turkey or the Italian B.M.T. sit between £4.99 and £6.09, and the premium Philly Steak tops out at £5.79–£6.49. Your store sets its own prices, so London and city-centre branches usually charge a little more.
How much is a footlong sub at Subway in the UK?
Footlongs typically run £6.99 – £10.49: the Veggie Delite footlong is £6.99–£7.99, most classics sit between £7.49 and £9.49, and premium steak footlongs reach £9.29–£10.49. A footlong always costs less than two 6-inch subs of the same filling.
What is the Sub of the Day at Subway UK?
The Sub of the Day is a rotating promotion: a different preset sub each day of the week at a cut price — £2.99 – £3.49 for a 6-inch in 2026 listings. It’s the cheapest full sub on the board, but it’s a national promotion that individual stores can opt out of, so not every branch runs it.
Does Subway UK do meal deals?
Yes — a 6-inch meal deal (sub + drink + snack side) typically costs £6.50 – £9.85 in store, and a footlong meal deal £8.99 – £13.00. The exact price is set by each franchisee, so it pays to compare the bundle against the sub alone. Delivery apps list the same deals several pounds higher.
Why do Subway prices vary between stores in the UK?
Because nearly all 2,500+ UK stores are independently owned franchises, and the franchisee — not Subway UK — sets the prices. Opening hours, breakfast availability, halal sourcing and which deals run are all the owner’s call too. Subway publishes the menu and recipes, but it can’t publish a national price list because there isn’t one.
Is Subway halal in the UK?
Store-specific. Around 200 UK branches are halal-only certified stores (where pork is removed entirely), and many more stock halal meat options — but most branches do not. There is no official national list, so always ask the individual store before ordering.
Does Subway UK have vegan and vegetarian options?
Yes. The Veggie Delite (ordered without cheese or mayo) and the Plant Patty sub are vegan-friendly, the 5 Bean Chilli and several sides are veg-friendly, and the Double Chocolate cookie is listed as vegan. Around 6-inch mains: Veggie Delite £3.99–£4.99, Plant Patty £5.29–£5.99.
What are Spudway jacket potatoes?
Spudway is Subway UK’s big 2026 format launch — baked jacket potatoes topped with the same sub fillings (Tex Mexan, Furious Chicken, Beef Chilli, Tuna Mayo & Cheese and more), rolled out nationally after store trials. They typically cost £7.78 – £9.73.
Does Subway UK serve breakfast?
Only where the store opens early enough — many branches never serve it. Where it runs, breakfast subs (egg with bacon, sausage or cheese) go until about 11am, typically £3.49 – £4.99 for a 6-inch, with hash browns and juices alongside.
Does Subway UK have a loyalty or rewards programme?
Yes — the Subway app runs a rewards programme with points and exclusive deals (per menuspot’s menu FAQ). Because deals are set per franchisee, app-only offers and point values can differ by store, so it’s worth having the app installed for your regular branch.
Last Words
The Subway menu in the UK is built on one big idea done everywhere: build-your-own subs — a 6-inch from £3.99 or a footlong from £6.99, any bread, unlimited free salad, your sauce — plus wraps, salads, the Signature Series, the Sub of the Day at £2.99–£3.49, and the new Spudway jacket potatoes. Because every store is a franchise, prices vary by location more here than anywhere else on the high street: use the app to see your local menu, remember the footlong beats two 6-inch subs, pile on the free veg, and always ask about the student discount. B.M.T., Chicken Tikka or Meatball Marinara — where do you stand? Let us know in the comments.

Alex Brooks
I’m Alex Brooks, the person behind Fast Foods Menu and its main researcher. I love tracking down menu items and prices from McDonald’s, KFC, Burger King, and other major chains across different countries. This hobby keeps me excited and always learning something new.
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