Subway Series Menu With Prices (2026 Guide)

The Subway Series is Subway's flagship menu overhaul featuring signature chef-curated sandwiches designed to be ordered by name or number (e.g., '#1 The Philly' or '#3 The Monster'). Unlike traditional Subway ordering where diners specify every single condiment and topping down the assembly line, Subway Series sandwiches feature standardized recipes with pre-paired premium meats, double cheese portions, and specific signature sauces to ensure consistent gourmet flavor and faster ordering.

Yes, absolutely. While Subway Series subs are created with chef-recommended builds, Subway remains a customized sandwich restaurant. You are completely free to swap the bread (such as changing Artisan Italian to Italian Herbs & Cheese), request extra fresh vegetables (like adding spinach, pickles, or jalapeños at no charge), substitute cheese varieties, or swap dressings. You can also order any Subway Series sandwich without toasted bread upon request.

Subway Series sandwiches feature premium ingredient pairings, standard double cheese (such as double provolone or double Monterey cheddar), and signature sauce pairings (like MVP Parmesan Vinaigrette, Peppercorn Ranch, or Roasted Garlic Aioli). Classic subs (such as Tuna, Cold Cut Combo, or Veggie Delite) use standard single cheese and rely on the customer to choose every vegetable and sauce from scratch. Series subs cost slightly more ($1.00–$1.50 extra) due to higher meat and cheese ratios.

A Footlong PRO is an official Subway Series portion upgrade that adds a double portion of meat and protein to any Footlong sandwich while keeping the same single 12-inch bread base. It typically costs an additional $3.00 to $3.50. For gym-goers and athletes, Footlong PRO sandwiches deliver between 75g and 120g of protein, making them one of the highest protein-per-dollar options in fast food.

In 2026, 6-Inch Subway Series sandwiches generally range from $7.99 to $8.99, while Footlong Series sandwiches range from $11.99 to $13.99 depending on the meat category. Upgrading to a Footlong PRO (double protein) costs $15.49 to $17.49. No Bready Protein Bowls match the Footlong price point ($11.99–$13.99), and adding a Lunch Combo (+chips and 20 oz fountain drink) adds $3.49 to $3.99.

The heavyweight champion of protein is #1 The Beast, which packs a colossal half-pound of meat (pepperoni, Genoa salami, roasted turkey, ham, and roast beef) delivering 80g of protein on a standard Footlong and up to 120g of protein as a Footlong PRO. Close contenders include #3 The Monster (76g protein Footlong) and #20 Elite Chicken & Bacon Ranch (74g protein Footlong).

For calorie-conscious diners, #9 The Champ (rotisserie chicken, cheddar, green peppers, Peppercorn Ranch) and #16 All-Pro Sweet Onion Teriyaki are the leanest choices, each clocking in at approximately 430 calories for a 6-inch sub. Choosing #7 The MexiCali provides heart-healthy monounsaturated fats from fresh smashed avocado with 32g of lean protein for under 470 calories on a 6-inch.

Yes. Every single Subway Series recipe can be ordered as a No Bready Protein Bowl. The sandwich artist serves the full Footlong portion of meats, double cheese, and signature dressings on a generous bed of fresh baby spinach and crisp shredded lettuce with zero bread. Series Bowls deliver between 42g and 74g of protein with under 15g of net carbs, making them ideal for keto and diabetic-friendly diets.