Subway Frequently Asked Questions
The questions below are the ones people actually ask about Subway in the UK, answered with the real figures from this site rather than a shrug and a link to the official page.
Prices are collection prices from a reference UK store and refresh when the site rebuilds. Where an answer genuinely depends on your own branch, it says so instead of guessing.
Locations and Opening Times
We track 1,808 open UK stores across 105 counties. The store locator has every one with its address, phone number and its own opening hours.
Most stores open at 8am on weekdays, and Sunday typically starts an hour later. Hours vary a great deal though: see the opening times page for the day by day breakdown.
Far from it. Across 1,808 stores we counted 1,144 different weekly schedules, and the most common single schedule covers only 2.4% of them. Check your own store rather than assuming.
Usually, often on reduced hours, but Subway UK publishes nothing centrally and each franchise decides. Christmas Day is the one most likely to be closed. The opening times page lists every bank holiday date for the year.
{{OPEN_24_COUNT}} of the stores we track trade around the clock, generally at motorway services and transport hubs. Use the locator to see what is open latest near you.
The store locator is organised by county and town, and every store has its own page with a map, phone number and hours. There are 1,808 of them.
Nutrition and Allergens
Six inch subs generally land between 227 kcal and around 500 kcal on the standard build, before extra cheese or sauces. The nutrition calculator totals a whole meal rather than a single item.
The lightest sub on the menu is the Veggie Delite at 227 kcal. Salt is worth watching more than calories: one six inch can use a third of the 6g daily reference intake. Our is Subway healthy guide goes into it.
Subway's official UK nutrition information. 72 of the 143 items we list publish a full panel; a further 62 publish calories only, and those show calories without us inventing the rest.
Yes, marked (Ve) or (VE) on Subway's own menu. The nutrition calculator page lists every marked vegan and vegetarian item we hold data for.
From Subway directly, in store or on their site, because allergens depend on the bread, cheese and sauce you choose. Our allergen guide explains how the chart is organised and which choices change the answer.
More than most people expect. A single six inch can use around a third of the 6g daily reference intake, and cured meats and cheese carry most of it. Every item page shows salt with its percentage of the reference intake.
Ordering and Rewards
Yes, through Subway's own app. 0 of the 1,808 stores we track support online ordering in some form, and collecting keeps the lower collection price. See the app page.
Through Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo rather than directly. Coverage differs by store: 1,062 stores are on Uber Eats, 998 on Just Eat and 866 on Deliveroo.
You collect on what you spend through the app and redeem against menu items rather than money off. The rewards page explains how to work out whether a redemption is worth taking.
Not through third party apps. Points come from in store purchases and orders placed in Subway's own app, so a delivery order costs more and earns nothing.