Mr. Sub Menu Prices in Canada (2026) – Full & Updated Menu

When you’re grabbing lunch at Mr. Sub, a classic Small Assorted sub starts at $8.72, making it a fairly straightforward option for a quick Canadian lunch run. A single cookie costs from $1.40, while tots start at $3.53 if you want something extra on the side.

At the other end of the menu, larger specialty combos can reach $26.71, and big Value Meal Bundles can climb to $94.39 for group orders or catering. That gives the menu a wide price range, depending on whether we’re picking up one sandwich or feeding several people.

We monitor and verify Mr. Sub menu prices in Canada through in-store and online pricing across multiple provinces. Totals can shift slightly between locations because of franchise overhead and provincial sales taxes such as HST or PST.

The food itself is still built around familiar grab-and-go deli classics, freshly prepared subs, and warm oven-toasted subs. Add the signature vinegar-and-herb ’68 Sub Sauce, and you get the distinct flavour many regular customers expect from a Mr. Sub order.

Mr. Sub Menu Prices (Canada)

WHAT’S NEW

Looking for more quick-service lunch options across Canada? Check out our Subway Menu with Prices to compare sandwich pricing.

VALUE BUNDLES

Feeding a group on a budget? Explore the Costco Food Court Menu for some of Canada’s most affordable group meal options.

FIRED-UP FAVOURITES

If you enjoy hot, toasted subs packed with melted cheese and bold meats, see how these compare on the Firehouse Subs Menu with Prices.

SMALL COMBOS

LARGE COMBOS

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DELI SUBS

CHICKEN SUBS

MARINARA SUBS

STEAK & BEEF SUBS

VEGGIE & PLANT SUBS

CLUB & BACON SUBS

TUNA & SEAFOOD SUBS

ENTRÉE SALADS

KIDS’ MEALS

SNACKS & SIDES

DRINKS

‘68 SUB SAUCE

My Top Must-Try Picks at Mr. Sub

I’ve always liked Mr. Sub for those moments when I want more than a basic grab-and-go lunch. From Canadian submarine sandwiches piled with high-quality cold cuts to steaming hot, oven-toasted subs, these are the picks I’d come back for. The smell of freshly baked bread and that familiar Signature ’68 Sub Sauce alone can make choosing just one surprisingly difficult.

Small Ham Sub

I’d start with the Small Ham Sub at CAN$ 9.43 because sometimes a simple deli classic is exactly what I want. The soft, freshly baked bread gives way to savoury ham and crisp, chilled toppings, creating that familiar sandwich-shop crunch with every bite. For me, it’s one of the easiest quick fast-food alternatives when I want something straightforward, fresh, and satisfying.

Large Montreal Smoked Meat Sub

When I’m seriously hungry, the Large Montreal Smoked Meat Sub at CAN$ 16.15 is hard to ignore. The generous portions bring bold, smoky deli flavours, with tender meat packed into the bread for a seriously filling bite. I’d order this when I’m craving hearty comfort food and want one of those deli classics that actually feels substantial.

Small Chicken Parm Sub

The Small Chicken Parm Sub at CAN$ 12.13 is my pick when I want something hot, messy, and comforting. The rich marinara, savoury chicken, and melty cheese create that steaming-hot combination I expect from a proper comfort-food sandwich. I especially like it as an oven-toasted subs option when cold cuts just aren’t going to satisfy the craving.

Small MR.MONSIEUR

The Small MR.MONSIEUR at CAN$ 10.49 feels like a premium signature build with massive personality. I’d choose it when I want bigger flavours and something that stands apart from the usual sandwich order. Every bite feels more loaded and intentional, making it one of my favourite Canadian submarine sandwiches for switching up a regular lunch routine.

Small Grilled Chicken Sub

The Small Grilled Chicken Sub at CAN$ 10.61 is where I go when I want something fresh, clean, and still full of flavour. The warm grilled chicken pairs beautifully with crisp vegetables, giving me a lighter bite without making lunch feel boring. I’d happily grab this for a quick grab-and-go lunch when I want balance without sacrificing taste.

Small Queso & Bacon Cheesesteak

The Small Queso & Bacon Cheesesteak at CAN$ 12.85 is pure indulgence, and I mean that in the best way. Smoky bacon, savoury cheesesteak flavours, and rich, melty queso create a bold combination that feels closer to restaurant-quality comfort food than a rushed sandwich. From the Fired-Up Favourites, this is the one I’d order when I’m ready for something seriously addictive.

Small Tex-Mex Black Bean Sub

I genuinely like that the Small Tex-Mex Black Bean Sub at CAN$ 12.97 doesn’t feel like a backup choice. The hearty black beans bring real substance, while the southwest-inspired flavours add a warm, punchy kick that keeps every bite interesting. For me, it’s a genuinely filling vegetarian option when I want big flavour and a break from high-quality cold cuts.

Small Double Stacked Montreal Smoked Meat Sub

If my hunger is extreme, I’m going straight for the Small Double Stacked Montreal Smoked Meat Sub at CAN$ 13.91. Double the savoury meat means a rich, smoky, seriously satisfying bite that makes this one feel built for a major appetite. I’d call it the ultimate choice when one regular sandwich simply isn’t going to cut it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Official Mr. Sub Links & Social Channels

• Official Website: Mr. Sub Canada
• Instagram: Mr. Sub on Instagram
• TikTok: Mr. Sub on TikTok

Wrapping Up

Mr. Sub offers solid fast-food dining value, whether you’re grabbing a CAN$ 1.40 cookie or ordering a CAN$ 94.39 catering bundle for a group. The menu has enough variety for a quick solo meal, family orders, and different dietary options without making the choice complicated. If there’s a Canadian franchise location near you, it’s worth checking the local menu for the latest prices and available items. What’s your go-to Mr. Sub order? Drop it in the comments below and let us know what you always order.

Christopher Hopper

Hi, I am Christopher Hopper, the food writer behind Canada Menu Hub. I live right here in Canada and absolutely love exploring our incredible food scene.

I created this website after getting frustrated with how hard it is to find current restaurant prices online. Since I already love writing and discovering new places to eat, I decided to fix the issue myself.

My mission is simple. I track down the latest menus, verify the costs, and update the prices here so you know exactly what you will pay before you order. When I am not writing articles or checking menu updates, I am usually traveling the country looking for my next great meal.