Subway Restaurant Sandwiches Menu with Prices

There is no honest single answer, so here is a useful one instead: the best Subway sandwich depends on which of three things you are actually buying. For flavour, the Classic B.M.T. at £7.39 is the reference point the rest of the range gets measured against, three cured meats where most sandwiches carry one.

For value, the cheapest sandwiches at £6.49 do the same job for less, and a footlong split between two people beats every other route through the menu on price per person. For protein, the chicken builds clear the cured meats comfortably, and the table above shows by how much.

What people mean by "best" most often is "safe", and that is the B.M.T. as well. It works cold, it survives a bag, it needs no toasting to make sense, and it is what people fall back to when they cannot face reading the board twice.

Subway UK does arrange platters for groups, but they are organised through the store rather than ordered from the published menu, which is why you will not find them priced on this page. Of the 1,808 store records we hold, none reports catering as a listed service, so any platter price we printed would be invented. Ring the branch you want to use: every store page in the locator carries a phone number, and platters need notice anyway.

What you can order off the menu for a group is worth knowing. A footlong split in half is the cheapest per head route through the sandwiches, and the meal deal bundles work out cheaper than picking a sandwich, side, drink and cookie separately for each person. For the sharing extras, the sides range runs to sharer nachos and multipack cookie boxes at £2.19 to £5.79.

If you are feeding a specific number of people, the meal planner will price a full order against a budget before you ring anyone, which is a better starting point for that phone call than a guess.