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Subway Sub of the Day 2026: Today's $4.99 Sub and the Full Weekly Schedule

Subway's Sub of the Day gets you a six-inch sub for $4.99, and it changes every day. Here's today's sub, the whole week, and how to make it a meal.

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Short answer: Subway's Sub of the Day is a six-inch sub for $4.99 at participating US restaurants, a different sub each day. Monday: Meatball Marinara. Tuesday: Classic Tuna. Wednesday: Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki. Thursday: Oven-Roasted Turkey. Friday: Black Forest Ham. Saturday: Italian B.M.T. Sunday: Spicy Italian. Add chips or cookies and a drink for $2 more.

Checking today's deal…
  1. MondayMeatball Marinara · $4.99 six-inch
  2. TuesdayClassic Tuna · $4.99 six-inch
  3. WednesdaySweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki · $4.99 six-inch
  4. ThursdayOven-Roasted Turkey · $4.99 six-inch
  5. FridayBlack Forest Ham · $4.99 six-inch
  6. SaturdayItalian B.M.T. · $4.99 six-inch
  7. SundaySpicy Italian · $4.99 six-inch

Subway Sub of the Day schedule

Day Sub of the Day 6-inch price
Monday Meatball Marinara $4.99
Tuesday Classic Tuna $4.99
Wednesday Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki $4.99
Thursday Oven-Roasted Turkey $4.99
Friday Black Forest Ham $4.99
Saturday Italian B.M.T. $4.99
Sunday Spicy Italian $4.99

Prices are higher in California, Washington, Alaska and Hawaii, and on delivery apps.

Subway Fresh Value Menu with Sub of the Day, Deli Faves and Protein Pockets on the menu board

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What is the Subway Wednesday Sub of the Day?

Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki. It's teriyaki-glazed chicken with Subway's sweet onion sauce, for $4.99 as a six-inch.

Make it a meal for $2 more

The Sub of the Day meal adds chips or 2 cookies and a 20 oz fountain drink for $2 more, so about $6.99. Want a footlong? Subway says it's $3 more. The meal is limited to one per order, and fountain drinks aren't available on delivery.

Is the Subway Sub of the Day still available?

Yes. Subway announced the $4.99 Sub of the Day in January 2026 and made it part of its first Fresh Value Menu on April 28, 2026, with 15 items under $5. Subway calls it a limited-time offer at participating restaurants, so check the Subway app for your store.

Other Subway deals under $5

Deal Price What you get
Deli Faves $3.99 Six-inch Spicy Pepperoni, Ham & Salami, B.L.T. or Cold Cut Combo
Protein Pockets $3.99 Soft wraps with 20 g+ protein: Baja Chicken, Peppercorn Ranch Chicken, Italian Trio, Turkey Ham
Sub of the Day $4.99 The day's six-inch sub

Subway Sub of the Day rules

  • At participating US restaurants only, plus tax
  • One per order, and it can't be combined with other offers
  • Add-ons like extra meat or bacon cost extra
  • Order in the restaurant, on subway.com or in the Subway app

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FAQ

What is the Subway Sub of the Day today?

Monday: Meatball Marinara. Tuesday: Classic Tuna. Wednesday: Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki. Thursday: Oven-Roasted Turkey. Friday: Black Forest Ham. Saturday: Italian B.M.T. Sunday: Spicy Italian.

How much is the Subway Sub of the Day?

$4.99 for a six-inch sub at participating US restaurants. It costs more in California, Washington, Alaska and Hawaii.

What is the Wednesday Sub of the Day at Subway?

Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki, $4.99 for a six-inch.

Does Subway still have a Sub of the Day?

Yes. It is part of the Fresh Value Menu that Subway launched on April 28, 2026. It is a limited-time offer at participating restaurants.

Can I get the Sub of the Day as a footlong?

Yes. Subway says a footlong upgrade is $3 more.

What comes with the Sub of the Day meal?

Chips or 2 cookies and a 20 oz fountain drink, for $2 more than the sub.

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