Firehouse Subs Menu Prices 2026

Last checked: Prices are estimated typical U.S. prices (October 2026) and vary by location.

Quick answer

Firehouse Subs sells hot, steamed subs piled with meat and melted cheese, plus cold subs, chili, soups and catering. A large Hook & Ladder typically costs about $11.49, a large Firehouse Meatball about $10.99 and a bowl of Firehouse Chili about $5.99. Most single items run from about $1.99 to $12.79.

Firehouse Subs quick facts

Founded1994, Jacksonville, Florida
FoundersChris Sorensen and Robin Sorensen, brothers and former firefighters
HeadquartersJacksonville, Florida
Parent companyRestaurant Brands International (since 2021; also owns Burger King, Tim Hortons and Popeyes)
U.S. locations1,509 in the U.S. and Canada combined (RBI, Sept. 30, 2026); no U.S.-only figure published
CountriesU.S., Canada and other international markets; 1,578 restaurants worldwide (Sept. 30, 2026)
Known forHot steamed subs like the Hook & Ladder, and its Public Safety Foundation
Estimated price range$1.99–$94.99 (est.)
Menu items listed30
Menu last checkedOctober 2026

What's on the Firehouse Subs menu

Brothers Chris and Robin Sorensen, both former firefighters, opened the first Firehouse Subs in their hometown of Jacksonville, Florida, in 1994. The hook is heat: meats and cheese are steamed before they hit a toasted roll. Restaurant Brands International, which also owns Burger King and Popeyes, now owns the chain, and it reported 1,578 Firehouse Subs restaurants worldwide in September 2026, most in the United States.

Prices on this page are the owner's estimates for a typical restaurant, and the sub prices shown are for the large size. Your store may charge more or less, and delivery apps usually add a markup. Firehouse does not publish a nutrition file we could check, so we do not show calories here; use the nutrition details in the Firehouse Subs app. Part of each purchase supports the company's Public Safety Foundation.

Best-value orders at Firehouse Subs

  • Firehouse Meatball$10.99 est.At about $10.99, it is the cheapest large hot specialty sub on our list.
  • Veggie Sub (large)$9.99 est.About $9.99 for a large sub makes it the lowest-priced large sandwich we track.
  • Firehouse Chili (bowl)$5.99 est.About $5.99 buys a filling bowl that works as a light meal.
  • Chips$1.99 est.At about $1.99, chips (or a cookie at the same price) are the cheapest add-on.

Firehouse Subs nutrition and menu highlights

Cheapest menu itemChips$1.99 est.
Estimated price range$1.99–$94.99across priced menu items, not counting add-ons
Items listed30 menu items0 with official calories

We show calories only when they come from Firehouse Subs' own nutrition information, and we could not match official figures to this menu yet, so the calorie and protein columns show a dash. Check the chain's nutrition guide before you order.

Allergens at Firehouse Subs

Firehouse Subs lists nutrition information for menu items in its app, and you should check there or ask the restaurant before ordering. Rolls, cheeses, sauces and dressings commonly contain wheat, milk, egg or soy. Subs are assembled on shared equipment, so cross-contact is possible even when you leave an ingredient off.

Firehouse Subs hours

Typical hours
Hours vary by restaurant. Check the Firehouse Subs locator or app for your store.
Breakfast hours
Not served
Holiday hours
Holiday hours are set by each restaurant, and many change hours or close on major holidays, so check the locator or call ahead.

Firehouse Subs app, rewards and delivery

Official app
Firehouse Subs app (iOS and Android)
Rewards program
Firehouse Rewards: earn 1 point for every 1 cent you spend (100 points per dollar) and redeem points for free subs, upgrades and more in the app.
Delivery
Delivery is available at many locations through the Firehouse Subs app and third-party services; menu prices on delivery apps are often higher than in the restaurant.

Firehouse Subs ordering tips

  1. Ask for a medium or small if you do not need a large; the prices on this page are for the large size.
  2. Join Firehouse Rewards before your first order; points add up fast at 100 per dollar.
  3. Order through the Firehouse app rather than a delivery app to avoid menu markups.
  4. Add a bowl of chili instead of chips if you want a heartier meal.
  5. For office lunches, a party sub or platter is usually easier to share than a stack of individual subs.

Firehouse Subs menu questions

What is the most popular sub at Firehouse Subs?

The Hook & Ladder is the chain's best seller. It layers smoked turkey breast and Virginia honey ham under melted Monterey Jack on a toasted roll, served hot. A large typically costs about $11.49. The New York Steamer and the Firehouse Meatball are two other favorites among regulars.

What sizes do Firehouse Subs come in?

Firehouse Subs come in small, medium and large. A 2017 trade report described the small as about 3.5 to 4 inches, and the medium and large as bigger builds with more meat. Prices on this page are for the large size, and smaller sizes cost less at every store.

How does Firehouse Rewards work?

Firehouse Rewards is the free loyalty program in the Firehouse Subs app. You earn one point for every cent you spend, which works out to 100 points per dollar, and you redeem points for free subs, upgrades and other rewards. Some new items launch first in the app for members.

What is the cheapest thing at Firehouse Subs?

On our list, chips and a cookie are the cheapest items at about $1.99 each. For a meal, the large Veggie Sub at about $9.99 and the large Firehouse Meatball at about $10.99 are the lowest-priced subs. A bowl of chili costs about $5.99. Smaller sub sizes cost less.

Who owns Firehouse Subs?

Firehouse Subs is owned by Restaurant Brands International, the company behind Burger King, Tim Hortons and Popeyes. The chain was founded in 1994 in Jacksonville, Florida, by brothers Chris and Robin Sorensen, both former firefighters. RBI reported 1,578 Firehouse Subs restaurants worldwide as of September 30, 2026.

Does Firehouse Subs cater?

Yes. Firehouse Subs offers catering such as sub platters, which we list at about $89.99 for 8 to 10 people, box lunches at about $14.99 per person and a three-foot party sub at about $94.99. Order ahead through the app or website, and give the restaurant time for large orders.

How Firehouse Subs compares

Sources

Price note: Prices are estimated typical U.S. prices (October 2026) and vary by location. Official prices, where shown, are labeled with where they came from.

  1. FOX 13: Firehouse Subs co-founder dies (Oct. 25, 2026) — used for 1994 founding in Jacksonville by brothers Chris and Robin Sorensen, firefighter background
  2. Restaurant Brands International Form 10-Q, quarter ended Sept. 30, 2026 — used for Ownership by RBI, 1,578 Firehouse Subs restaurants worldwide and 1,509 in the U.S. and Canada as of Sept. 30, 2026
  3. RestaurantNews.com: Firehouse Subs Chicken 'N' Cheddar Rancher Sub (Feb. 2026) — used for Company boilerplate: founded in Jacksonville in 1994, RBI subsidiary, Firehouse Rewards, app-first launches
  4. Franchising.com: Firehouse Subs opens 1,500th restaurant (Aug. 2026) — used for Jacksonville dateline, U.S. and international growth, Public Safety Foundation
  5. Firehouse Subs app on the App Store — used for Loyalty earning rate (1 point per $0.01), nutrition information in the app, mobile ordering
  6. Nation's Restaurant News: Firehouse Subs introduces smaller sandwiches (2017) — used for Small-size sub length; replacement of under-500-calorie line
  7. The Krazy Coupon Lady: Firehouse Subs tips — used for Sub sizes in inches
  8. DoorDash: Firehouse Subs menu — used for Current item names (salads, subs); data flags only