Subway Steak, Egg & Cheese

Price, Calories and Breakfast Guide

The Subway Steak, Egg & Cheese combines steak, egg and melted American cheese on freshly baked bread. It is a customizable breakfast sandwich, with available bread, vegetable and sauce choices depending on the restaurant.

Official US ordering pages reviewed list 540 calories for a 6-inch and 1,080 calories for a Footlong. Published restaurant examples show different prices for each size, so select your location before comparing orders.

This guide covers the sandwich’s ingredients, price examples, nutrition references, customization options and breakfast availability. Explore our Subway menu guide to compare other meals.

What Is Subway Steak, Egg & Cheese?

Steak, Egg & Cheese is a Subway breakfast sandwich built around three main fillings. It differs from a regular steak sandwich because the breakfast preparation includes egg.

Select the complete product name when ordering. Choosing a steak sandwich from another menu category does not automatically give you the same ingredients or portion.

The 6-inch and Footlong options also represent different serving sizes. Compare the selected size and completed recipe rather than relying on a starting price alone.

Ingredients and Bread Choices

Subway’s official description identifies steak, egg and American cheese on Artisan bread. The ordering menu also displays bread and cheese alternatives.

These are menu components and customization choices, rather than a complete ingredient declaration. Optional ingredients are not automatically included in the standard sandwich.

What Does It Taste Like?

Based on the listed ingredients, expect a savory sandwich with steak, egg and melted cheese. Toasting, bread selection and sauces influence the finished texture and flavor.

This is an ingredient-based description rather than a first-hand taste review. A sandwich with peppers, onions and sauce will taste different from the simpler standard preparation.

Can You Choose Another Cheese?

The reviewed ordering pages list Pepper Jack, Provolone and Monterey Cheddar alongside American cheese. Check which options your restaurant offers and whether the change affects the price.

Subway Steak, Egg & Cheese Prices

Official Subway restaurant ordering pages provide these examples:

What Can Increase the Final Price?

The amount paid can increase with:

• Extra steak or another protein.
• Bacon or avocado.
• Other paid additions.
• A side-and-drink upgrade.
• Applicable taxes.
• Delivery charges and fees.

When comparing pickup and delivery, keep the restaurant, sandwich size and ingredients consistent.

Is a Footlong Better Value?

Compare the actual prices at your selected restaurant. A Footlong costs more overall, but the price difference between sizes varies.

Choose according to the portion you want. A lower price per inch does not necessarily make the larger sandwich the better purchase for your appetite or budget.

Calories and Nutrition

The reviewed US ordering pages show the following calorie references:

These figures describe the displayed sandwich preparation. They should not be treated as the nutrition for every bread choice or customized build.

Why Do Older Sources Show Different Calories?

Older Subway nutrition documents contain different figures for previous preparations, including distinctions between bread and flatbread versions.

For example, Subway’s June 2024 document lists a 430-calorie 6-inch Steak, Egg & Cheese Flatbread and a separate 500-calorie 6-inch Steak, Egg & Cheese entry. Those historical figures should not automatically replace the current ordering-page information.

Check the document date, serving size and bread before comparing nutrition.

Do the Calories Include a Drink?

The sandwich figure should not be used as the total for an entire combo. Add the selected drink, side and any extras when reviewing the complete meal.

Ingredient removals can change nutrition, but an exact reduction should come from the ordering information rather than an assumed calculation.

Customization Options

Subway’s ordering pages provide sections for bread, protein, cheese, vegetables, sauces, seasonings and egg.

Restaurant 10436-0, with the Footlong configuration selected, displays these paid additions:

These are location-specific examples. Confirm the selected size and finished charge before applying them to another order.

How Should You Customize It?

Start with one preference, such as another cheese, extra vegetables or a sauce. Then review the finished sandwich before adding more ingredients.

Check whether a selection adds another filling or replaces the original. Adding bacon, for example, should not be assumed to remove the steak.

If you prefer bacon as the main breakfast filling, compare the separate Bacon, Egg & Cheese sandwich.

Combo Meals and Extras

Restaurant 10436-0 displays a +$3.30 side-and-drink combo upgrade. This is an additional charge rather than the complete meal price. Eligible sides, beverages and portions should be checked in the ordering menu.

A heading that says “Meal from” does not establish that every size and beverage combination costs that starting amount.

Review the selected sandwich, upgrade and final total together before paying.

Ingredient and Allergen Information

The standard recipe includes egg and cheese, while the bread and other ingredients require their own checks.

Review Subway’s complete ingredient and allergen information for your chosen bread, cheese, sauces and additions. Tell restaurant staff about food allergies before preparation.

Removing cheese or choosing another bread does not establish that the finished order is free from a particular allergen or cross-contact.

Breakfast Availability and Ordering

Steak, Egg & Cheese appears in the breakfast category on the official restaurant pages reviewed. Those listings do not establish identical breakfast hours or availability at every Subway.

To check your location:

1. Open Subway’s official website or app.
2. Select your restaurant.
3. Open the Breakfast section.
4. Choose Steak, Egg & Cheese.
5. Select 6-inch or Footlong.
6. Review bread, cheese and other changes.
7. Confirm the price and available pickup time.

If the item is missing, ask whether that restaurant serves breakfast and when it can be ordered.

For other choices, browse our Subway breakfast menu or compare Black Forest Ham, Egg & Cheese.

Frequently Asked Questions