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United States menu

What is actually
in a Subway.

Calories, macros and allergens for all 52 items on the United States menu, taken from the nutrition document Subway publishes here and shown with the date printed on it. Pick a sandwich, or build your own and watch the numbers move.

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310kcal

Lightest six-inch sub: Veggie Delite

670kcal

Heaviest six-inch sub: Meatball Pepperoni

31g

Most protein under 500 kcal: Subway Club

4,934

Published figures, each with its document date

Where to start

Three ways in

Whatever you came for, one of these is the short path to it.

The menu

What they sell in United States

Every item

Subway also publishes figures for the individual pieces, which is what the calculator adds up and where the allergen information is actually stated.

The thing nobody else shows

The same sandwich is not the same sandwich

Subway publishes its figures country by country, and for the same named item they do not always match. Both numbers below are published by Subway, for the same month, for different countries. We do not average them, because the average would be wrong in both places.

See every item that differs
  • Rotisserie-Style Chicken48% apart
    Canada 460 kcalUnited States 310 kcal
  • Grilled Chicken21% apart
    Canada 420 kcalUnited States 510 kcal
  • Veggie Delite19% apart
    Canada 370 kcalUnited States 310 kcal

Decide faster

The menu, sorted to answer a question

Each of these is the published table ordered one way, with the figure it ranks on and the calories shown side by side so a ranking cannot flatter an item.

All nutrition

Every figure is dated

The United States figures come from the document Subway published in October 2026, and the date travels with the number onto every page.

We say what we cannot tell you

Subway does not publish what goes into a named sandwich, so our allergen lists for those are a confirmed minimum and the pages say so rather than implying a clean bill of health.

Nothing is rehosted

We quote the facts and link to the original document, so you can check any number against the source.