How Much Does Jersey Mike’s Menu Cost?

Updated on July 23, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 9 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Jersey Mike’s menu prices commonly run from $7 to $10 for a Mini sub, $10 to $14 for a Regular, and $17 to $22 for a Giant. A Regular sub with chips and a drink commonly totals about $14 to $18 before tax, while delivery can push the same meal above $20 after menu markups, service fees, delivery fees, and a driver tip.

Jersey Mike’s does not publish one national price sheet. Most restaurants are franchised, so the selected location sets its prices, participates in offers, and controls catering and delivery availability. The sandwich also changes the bill. A Ham and Provolone or Jersey Shore’s Favorite may cost less than an Original Italian, Club Supreme, Big Kahuna Cheese Steak, or Cancro Special.

Jersey Mike’s sells cold subs sliced to order, hot cheese steaks cooked on a grill, Sub Bowls, wraps, kid’s meals, drinks, chips, desserts, and catering packages. Prices below are current U.S. planning ranges, not guaranteed prices for every restaurant.

Article Highlights

• Mini subs commonly cost $7 to $10 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 14 to 20 minutes, before taxes).
• Regular subs commonly cost $10 to $14.
• Giant subs commonly cost $17 to $22.
• A regular sandwich meal commonly reaches $14 to $18 before tax.
• Third-party delivery prices may be higher than pickup or in-store prices.
• A Subs by the Box order feeds about 12 people, not 10 as older menus stated.
• Shore Points can be redeemed for a Mini at 48 points, a Regular at 72 points, or a Giant at 144 points.

Current Jersey Mike’s Menu Prices

Jersey Mike’s Item	Current Planning Price	Price Notes
Mini cold sub	$7 to $10 (about 14 to 20 minutes at $30 per hour)	About 5 inches, selection varies by store
Regular cold sub	$10 to $14	About 7 inches
Giant cold sub	$17 to $22	About 14 to 15 inches
Regular hot cheese steak	$11 to $14	Chicken and beef prices vary by recipe
Giant hot cheese steak	$18 to $23	Premium toppings can raise the price
Sub Bowl or wrap	$10 to $14	Usually priced close to a Regular sub
Chips	$2 to $3	Brand and bag size vary
Fountain or bottled drink	$3 to $4	Bottled drinks may cost more
Cookie or brownie	$1 to $4	Single and multipack options may be available
Regular sub meal	$14 to $18	Sub, chips, and drink before tax
Delivery meal	$18 to $25+	Menu markup, fees, and tip can apply

Recent delivery menus show the Original Italian at $9.30 at one Charlotte-area restaurant, $10.30 at a Peachtree City restaurant, and $13.38 at a Florida location. The same Florida menu listed Turkey and Provolone at $12.06, the Club Sub at $13.38, and the Big Kahuna Cheese Steak at $13.62. These are location-specific ordering prices rather than a national menu. See one current Florida delivery menu for the differences between sandwiches.

A recent three-city price comparison found Jersey Mike’s Regular Turkey and Provolone averaged $10.33, while the sandwich, chips, and drink averaged $14.88. That meal price was higher than comparable turkey combos at Subway and Jimmy John’s in the sampled cities. The result supports a realistic planning figure near $15 for a Jersey Mike’s lunch before delivery and optional extras.

Mini, Regular, or Giant

The Mini is about 5 inches, the Regular is about 7 inches, and the Giant is roughly 14 to 15 inches. The old article’s claim that a Regular measures 1½ inches was a clear error. Exact bread dimensions and portion weights can vary slightly because sandwiches are prepared by hand.

A 2026 comparison priced the BLT at $7.25 for a Mini, $9.75 for a Regular, and $17.65 (about 35 minutes at $30 per hour) for a Giant. The Regular cost only $2.50 more than the Mini, a 34.5% price increase for roughly 40% more listed length. The Giant cost $7.90 more than the Regular, but provided approximately twice the bread length.

ThePricer’s unit math puts that BLT at about $1.45 per inch for the Mini, $1.39 per inch for the Regular, and $1.26 per inch for the Giant, using lengths of 5, 7, and 14 inches. The Giant was the lowest price per inch, but that does not make it the lowest-cost lunch. It works only when two people split it or one customer plans to save part of the sandwich.

Cold and Hot Subs

The current cold sub menu includes Chicken Salad, Jersey Shore’s Favorite, Ham and Provolone, The Veggie, The Super Sub, Turkey and Provolone, Tuna Fish, Stickball Special, Cancro Special, Club Sub, Club Supreme, Roast Beef and Provolone, and The Original Italian. Store availability can differ.

The Original Italian contains provolone, ham, prosciuttini, cappacuolo, salami, and pepperoni. Club sandwiches cost more at many stores because they add ingredients such as bacon or roast beef. Turkey and Provolone is often among the lower-priced full-meat choices, while the Cancro Special and premium club recipes tend to sit toward the top of the cold-sub price range.

The current hot sub menu centers on grilled chicken and beef cheese steaks. Choices include Mike’s Famous Philly, Mike’s Chicken Philly, Chipotle Cheese Steak, Chipotle Chicken Cheese Steak, Big Kahuna Cheese Steak, Big Kahuna Chicken Cheese Steak, California Chicken Cheese Steak, Buffalo Chicken Cheese Steak, and Bacon Ranch Chicken Cheese Steak.

Several products in the old price table, including Chicken Parm, Meatball and Cheese, and Grilled Pastrami Reuben, are not part of the current core national menu. A franchise may test or retain a regional product, but an old menu item should not be shown as universally available.

What Mike’s Way Means

Mike’s Way does not include mushrooms, Parmesan cheese, mayonnaise, or jalapeños. Jersey Mike’s defines it as onions, lettuce, tomatoes, an olive-oil blend, red wine vinegar, and spices. The company’s official menu FAQ confirms those toppings.

Mayonnaise, pickles, banana peppers, jalapeños, mustard, hot chopped pepper relish, and other toppings may be added when available. Mushrooms and grilled peppers appear on selected hot subs such as the Big Kahuna Cheese Steak, but they are recipe ingredients rather than part of Mike’s Way.

Most ordinary toppings do not create a separate charge, though extra meat, extra cheese, bacon, avocado, premium add-ons, or additional packaged items may cost more at participating restaurants. Review the order summary before checkout because the app shows store-specific charges for customizations.

The Real Lunch Total

Basic pickup lunch: Use the current three-city average of $10.33 for a Regular Turkey and Provolone. Add about $2.25 for chips and $3.25 for a drink. The modeled subtotal is $15.83. With 7% sales tax, the total becomes about $16.94.

Premium pickup lunch: Start with an Original Italian at $12.90, based on a current delivery listing. Add $2.25 for chips and $3.70 for a bottled drink. The subtotal reaches $18.85, or about $20.17 after 7% tax.

Delivered lunch: Begin with a $12.90 sub, $2.25 chips, and a $3.70 drink. Add a modeled $3.99 delivery charge, $2.50 service fee, and a $4 tip. The completed bill becomes $29.34 before any tax adjustments. Delivery adds $10.49, or 55.6%, above the food subtotal.

The delivery model is scenario math because third-party fees change by platform, distance, membership, demand, promotion, and order size. The key cost signal is the gap between the sandwich price and checkout total. A “zero delivery fee” promotion can still leave a service fee, menu markup, tax, small-order fee, or tip.

Pickup and Delivery

Jersey Mike’s has an official mobile app for pickup and delivery. The app allows customers to select a location, customize an order, view an estimated preparation time, and track Shore Points. The company’s mobile ordering page directly offers both delivery and pickup, making the old claim that delivery is available only through outside apps false.

Restaurants may also appear on DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub. Third-party menus can carry higher item prices than direct pickup. DoorDash warns that prices may differ between delivery and pickup, while individual Uber Eats listings show substantial variation between locations.

The lowest-cost ordering path is often direct pickup through the Jersey Mike’s app or website. Compare the final checkout screens rather than only the delivery-fee line. A platform membership can remove a listed delivery charge without removing menu markups, service charges, and the driver tip.

Shore Points Value

Jersey Mike’s rewards members earn Shore Points on qualifying purchases. The current Shore Points schedule awards 4 points for a Mini, 6 points for a Regular, bowl, or wrap, and 12 points for a Giant. Chips, cookies, and brownies earn 1 point, while drinks and selected multipacks earn 2 points.

A free Mini requires 48 points, a free Regular, bowl, or wrap requires 72 points, and a free Giant requires 144 points. Each sandwich size therefore needs the equivalent of 12 same-size purchases when earning only the base points from those subs. Twelve Regular purchases at a modeled $10.33 each cost $123.96 before tax and extras, then earn a free Regular worth about $10.33. That produces a menu-value return near 8.3% before bonus-point offers.

Points are tied to qualifying products rather than dollars spent, so a high-priced Regular can earn the same 6 points as a lower-priced Regular. A customer focused on reward value should not add a drink or chips merely to earn 1 or 2 extra points unless those items were already wanted.

Catering Cost Per Guest

Jersey Mike’s current catering menu includes Subs by the Box, personal boxed lunches, and other store-dependent formats. The current Subs by the Box description says the package feeds 12 people and allows up to four cold-sub varieties. The old article incorrectly listed it as feeding 10.

Catering prices appear only after a restaurant is selected. A published recent example placed a 12-person sub box around $87.69 after tax, or about $7.31 per guest. That package covers sandwich portions, not a full lunch with chips, cookies, beverages, plates, delivery, or gratuity.

A realistic 12-person office order can grow quickly. Begin with a modeled sub box at $85 before tax. Add 12 bags of chips at $2.25 each for $27, 12 cookies at $1.25 each for $15, and bottled drinks at $3.25 each for $39. The food subtotal is $166, or $13.83 per person. A modeled $15 delivery charge and $20 tip raise the total to $201, or $16.75 per guest, before tax.

For another party-food comparison, current Subway catering prices may use different tray sizes and serving assumptions. Compare the number of full-sandwich equivalents rather than the name of the box.

Nutrition and Allergens

The old article named the “healthiest” subs without reliable nutrition support. A lower calorie count does not establish that one sandwich is the healthiest for every customer, and the recipe can change sharply with bread, cheese, bacon, mayonnaise, oil, dressing, extra meat, or a bowl conversion.

Jersey Mike’s provides a nutrition and allergen tool by product and size. The company states that its figures use standardized recipes but can vary because sandwiches are handcrafted, customized, and affected by ingredient substitutions and regional supply. It also warns that cross-contact with allergens is possible in shared preparation areas.

A Sub Bowl removes the bread but does not automatically create a low-calorie meal. Oil, cheese, mayonnaise, bacon, steak, and double meat remain. Customers managing allergies, sodium, calories, or other dietary restrictions should check the selected product and speak directly with the restaurant rather than relying on a generic menu ranking.

When Jersey Mike’s Fits

Jersey Mike’s can make sense if:

• You want meat and cheese sliced after ordering.
• A Regular sub is enough for one meal.
• You use direct pickup and avoid delivery fees.
• You collect Shore Points on purchases you would make anyway.
• A Giant will be shared or saved for another meal.

It may be poor value if:

• You add chips, drinks, dessert, delivery, and a tip to every order.
• You buy a Mini when the Regular costs only a little more.
• You order a Giant but discard the uneaten portion.
• You compare a sandwich-only price with a competitor’s complete meal deal.
• You assume all locations charge the same amount.

Jersey Mike’s competes with several different price structures. Current Subway menu prices often include lower-priced six-inch options, while Jimmy John’s menu prices use different sandwich lengths and combo charges. Compare the same protein, sandwich size, sides, delivery method, and final checkout total.

What We Verified

• Checked: The current official national menu no longer lists several items from the old price table, including Chicken Parm and Meatball and Cheese.
• Confirmed: A Regular sub is about 7 inches, while a recent BLT comparison priced the Mini at $7.25, Regular at $9.75, and Giant at $17.65.
• Cross-referenced: Current location listings place many Regular cold and hot subs between about $10 and $14.
• Verified: Mike’s Way means onions, lettuce, tomatoes, olive-oil blend, red wine vinegar, and spices.
• Checked: Jersey Mike’s now offers official app ordering for pickup and delivery, plus separate catering ordering at participating locations.

Answers to Common Questions

How much is a Regular sub at Jersey Mike’s?

A Regular commonly costs about $10 to $14, depending on the sandwich and selected location.

How much is a Giant Jersey Mike’s sub?

A Giant commonly costs about $17 to $22. Premium hot subs may cost more.

How big are Jersey Mike’s subs?

A Mini is about 5 inches, a Regular about 7 inches, and a Giant roughly 14 to 15 inches.

Does Jersey Mike’s have delivery?

Yes. Participating restaurants offer delivery through the Jersey Mike’s app and website, as well as selected third-party platforms.

Does Jersey Mike’s offer a senior discount?

There is no confirmed nationwide senior discount. A franchise may run a local promotion, so ask the selected restaurant.