What Are The Firehouse Subs Menu Prices?

Updated on September 5, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 8 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Firehouse Subs menu prices in 2026 typically run about $7 to $9 for a Small sub, $9.50 to $11.50 for most Medium subs, and $12.50 to $15.50 for most Large subs. Premium and limited-time sandwiches can push a Large order close to $16.

A Medium Hook & Ladder, one of the chain’s signature sandwiches, currently works out to about $10.49 using national-average 2026 menu data. A Large is around $13.49. Premium choices such as the Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket and Steak & Cheese are closer to $11.49 Medium and $14.49 Large.

Firehouse Subs restaurants are largely franchised, so the exact price depends on the restaurant, market, and ordering channel. High-cost markets and delivery menus can sit above the figures shown here. Use these prices as a current U.S. planning guide, then check the selected restaurant before ordering.

Article Highlights

• Most Small Firehouse subs cost about $7 to $9.
• Most Medium subs run roughly $9.49 to $11.49 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 19 to 23 minutes, before taxes).
• Large subs commonly cost $12.49 to $14.49, with newer premium sandwiches reaching about $15 to $16.
• A Medium Hook & Ladder costs about $10.49 in current national-average menu data.
• Turning a Medium sub into a combo generally adds around $3.
• Kids’ meals are roughly $6 to $7 in current menu examples.
• Catering platters can run from roughly $55 to $100+ depending heavily on the market.
• Prices vary by restaurant, and delivery can cost more than ordering directly for pickup.

Firehouse Subs Menu Prices

The table below uses current 2026 national-average menu benchmarks for popular permanent Firehouse sandwiches. These are not mandatory nationwide franchise prices.

Firehouse Subs sandwich	Small	Medium	Large
Hook & Ladder	$7.99	$10.49 (about 21 minutes at $30 per hour)	$13.49
Italian	$7.99	$10.49	$13.49
Engineer	$7.99	$10.49	$13.49
New York Steamer	$8.49	$10.99	$13.99
Firehouse Hero	$7.99	$10.49	$13.49
Spicy Cajun Chicken	$7.99	$10.49	$13.49
Turkey Bacon Ranch	$7.99	$10.49	$13.49
Club on a Sub	$7.99	$10.49	$13.49
Steak & Cheese	$8.99	$11.49	$14.49
Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket	$8.99	$11.49	$14.49
Veggie	$6.99	$9.49	$12.49

These figures come from a current 2026 Firehouse Subs price comparison using national-average menu pricing. Another August 2026 menu review places a Medium Hook & Ladder around $9.29 and Medium Smokehouse Brisket around $10.49, showing the amount of variation between restaurant samples.

Firehouse’s own current menu-item library confirms that the present lineup includes Hook & Ladder, Firehouse Meatball, New York Steamer, Italian, Engineer, Club on a Sub, Firehouse Hero, Turkey Bacon Ranch, Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket, Spicy Cajun Chicken, Steak & Cheese Melt, and newer sandwiches.

The old dedicated “Under 500 Calories” menu should not be used as a current Firehouse category. The chain moved away from that older menu structure years ago and now offers its core sandwiches in multiple sizes.

What You’re Actually Buying

Firehouse Subs is positioned above the cheapest fast-food sandwich tier. Its main product is a made-to-order hot sub, with meats and cheeses heated before the sandwich is assembled on a toasted roll. Small, Medium, and Large sizes let customers trade portion size against price rather than choosing only between a six-inch and footlong format.

The permanent menu includes deli-style combinations such as Hook & Ladder and New York Steamer, chicken and turkey sandwiches, meatball subs, steak options, and the Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket. Firehouse also rotates new sandwiches and limited-time products through the menu.

Firehouse is part of Restaurant Brands International, which also owns Burger King, Popeyes, and Tim Hortons. The chain opened its 1,500th restaurant in August 2026, up from the roughly 1,200 locations quoted in older versions of this price guide.

Small vs Medium vs Large

Size is one of the easiest ways to change the total bill.

Using the Hook & Ladder benchmark, a Small costs $7.99, a Medium costs $10.49 (about 21 minutes at $30 per hour), and a Large costs $13.49.

Moving from Small to Medium adds $2.50. Moving from Medium to Large adds another $3.

The Medium-to-Large jump is a 28.6% price increase:

$3 ÷ $10.49 × 100 = 28.6%

For two people who are comfortable splitting the same sandwich, the Large can also be worth comparing with two Smalls.

Worked example: Two Small Hook & Ladder subs at $7.99 each cost $15.98. One Large costs $13.49. Splitting the Large saves $2.49, although portion size and customization are different.

The premium-sandwich gap works similarly. Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket rises from roughly $8.99 Small to $11.49 Medium and $14.49 Large.

Combos, Kids, Sides, and Drinks

A Firehouse meal costs more than the sandwich price once chips, drinks, desserts, or soup enter the order.

Current 2026 menu references put common side prices around:

• Bag of chips: about $1.99
• Cookie: about $1.49 to $1.99
• Brownie: about $1.99 to $2.49
• Medium fountain drink: roughly $2.49 to $2.53
• Mac and cheese or similar premium side: around $3.99
• Kids’ combo: roughly $5.99 to $6.99

A Medium Hook & Ladder combo is currently around $13.49 in national-average pricing. Compared with the $10.49 sandwich by itself, chips and a regular drink add about $3.

Mini case 1: One Medium Hook & Ladder at $10.49 plus a combo upgrade of about $3 produces a meal around $13.49 before tax.

Mini case 2: Two Medium sandwiches at $10.49 each plus two $3 combo upgrades produce a subtotal around $26.98.

Actual side and drink prices can differ by restaurant. A current independent 2026 menu review, for example, lists chips at $1.99, a fountain drink at $2.49, and kids’ sandwiches around $5.99.

New and Premium Sandwich Prices

Firehouse regularly adds higher-priced sandwiches that can sit above the core menu.

In July 2026 the chain launched the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt and Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt nationwide at participating restaurants. Firehouse’s Smokin’ Honey announcement describes them as chicken or USDA Choice prime rib with provolone, peppers, caramelized onions, and honey chipotle sauce.

A September 2026 menu tracker lists the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt around $7.49 Small, $11.29 Medium, and $15.69 Large. A Firehouse Captain’s Club example reaches about $15.89 Large.

That makes $16 a useful upper planning number for a single premium Large sub before tax, modifications, sides, or delivery.

Firehouse also introduced Chicken ‘N’ Cheddar Rancher earlier in 2026 and has expanded its Steak & Cheese Melt lineup, so an old static list of specialty subs will become stale quickly.

Delivery Is the Hidden Price

The price printed beside a sandwich is not necessarily the final checkout amount.

Ordering through the Firehouse app or website can involve different pricing from a third-party delivery platform. Delivery can then add service charges, delivery fees, tax, and tip.

That makes pickup and delivery two different cost comparisons. A meal with a menu subtotal of $13.49 can move above $20 once several checkout charges and a tip are added, depending on the platform and distance.

The simplest comparison is to build the same order twice, once for pickup through Firehouse and once through the delivery service, then compare the final checkout totals rather than the sandwich price alone.

Firehouse’s official ordering site also advertises Firehouse Rewards, app ordering, delivery, and restaurant-specific menus.

Firehouse Subs Catering Prices

Catering is one area where location differences can become especially large.

Older Firehouse price lists showing standard platters around $42.99 and deluxe platters around $47.99 are no longer useful planning numbers in many markets.

Catering item	Useful 2026 planning range	Serves
Standard sub platter	$55 to $95	About 10
Deluxe sub platter	$65 to $100	About 10
Platter pack with sides/drinks	$135 to $151	About 10
Half platter package	$80 to $90	About 5
Cookie platter	$39 to $41	24 cookies in current examples
Gallon tea or lemonade	$9 to $12	About 8

The lower end reflects broader 2026 menu references, while live catering menus in higher-cost markets are substantially higher. A current Sacramento Firehouse catering menu, for example, lists a Standard Platter at $89.99, Deluxe Platter at $94.99, and Deluxe Platter Pack at $142.99.

That Sacramento Standard Platter serves 10, producing a sandwich-platter cost of roughly $9 per person before tax, delivery, or extras.

The $142.99 Deluxe Platter Pack includes subs plus chips, cookies, and a gallon beverage for 10 people. Dividing by 10 gives about $14.30 per person.

Those per-person numbers are often more useful for planning a group order than comparing platter sticker prices.

Rewards and Birthday Deals

Firehouse Rewards can change the effective price for repeat customers. The company currently advertises points, redeemable rewards, exclusive offers, birthday rewards, and up to $10 off a first qualifying order, with terms applying.

The old claim that every Rewards member automatically receives a specific free Medium sub on their birthday should not be treated as permanent policy. Firehouse currently advertises a birthday reward but does not present one fixed public reward value on its main page.

Check the app or account shortly before ordering because offers can differ and expire.

Firehouse also ties purchases to its Public Safety Foundation. When the chain opened restaurant number 1,500 in August 2026, it reported that guests and restaurants had helped fund more than $115 million in equipment and resources for first responders.

The brand was founded in Jacksonville, Florida in 1994 by former firefighting brothers Chris and Robin Sorensen. It is now a subsidiary of Restaurant Brands International.

What We Verified

• Checked: current 2026 national-average menu data puts many Medium Firehouse subs around $9.49 to $11.49 and Large subs around $12.49 to $14.49.
• Confirmed: Firehouse’s current official menu library still includes Hook & Ladder, Italian, New York Steamer, Engineer, Firehouse Hero, Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket, Turkey Bacon Ranch, Club on a Sub, and Firehouse Meatball.
• Cross-referenced: newer 2026 products include the Smokin’ Honey Melts, Chicken ‘N’ Cheddar Rancher, and Steak & Cheese Melt.
• Verified: Firehouse opened its 1,500th restaurant in August 2026.
• Checked: current catering examples show that platter prices can vary by tens of dollars between markets, making a single national catering table unreliable.
• Confirmed: Firehouse currently advertises birthday rewards but does not promise the same fixed free birthday sub on its public homepage.

Related Menu Costs

Firehouse sits close to the premium sandwich tier, so the strongest direct comparison is our current guide to Jersey Mike’s menu prices.

For another major sandwich chain with several portion sizes and extensive customization, compare the Subway menu prices.

You can also compare Firehouse with the current Jimmy John’s menu costs, including regular, Giant, Little John, side, delivery, and catering prices.

Answers to Common Questions

How much is a Firehouse Subs sandwich?

Plan on about $7 to $9 for a Small, $9.50 to $11.50 for a Medium, and $12.50 to $15.50 for a Large. Premium Large sandwiches can reach roughly $16.

How much is a Hook & Ladder at Firehouse Subs?

A useful 2026 national-average benchmark is about $7.99 Small, $10.49 Medium, and $13.49 Large. Your restaurant can charge a different amount.

How much is a Firehouse Subs combo?

Adding chips and a regular drink commonly costs around $3 beyond the sandwich price. A Medium Hook & Ladder combo is around $13.49 in current national-average menu data.

What is the most expensive Firehouse sub?

The exact answer changes as limited-time sandwiches rotate. Current premium Large options commonly run $14.49 to about $15.89, making roughly $16 a useful upper planning price for one Large sandwich.

How much does Firehouse Subs catering cost?

A Standard Platter can run roughly $55 to $95, while Deluxe Platters can reach around $65 to $100. Full platter packages with chips, desserts, and drinks can exceed $140 in higher-priced markets.

Does Firehouse Subs give you a free sub on your birthday?

Firehouse currently advertises a birthday reward for Rewards members, but the company does not publicly guarantee one permanent reward format or dollar value on its main Rewards page. Check your account for the current birthday offer.

Are Firehouse Subs prices the same everywhere?

No. Firehouse restaurants can have different local prices. Market costs, franchise pricing, limited-time items, pickup versus delivery, tax, and third-party ordering fees can all change the final amount.