Grilled Chicken Breast

Grilled Chicken Breast

Small: $6.99 — 370 Calories

Medium: $9.99 — 740 Calories

Large: $14.49 — 1130 Calories

This sub features sliced, marinated grilled chicken breast topped with melted provolone cheese. It is served “Fully Involved,” which at Firehouse Subs includes:

  • Mayonnaise & Spicy Mustard
  • Lettuce, Tomato, and Onions
  • A Dill Pickle Spear on the side
  • Served on your choice of a toasted White or Wheat roll

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💰 Estimated Pricing

Prices vary by location and regional economic factors.

  • Small: $6.99 – $8.49
  • Medium: $9.99 – $11.99
  • Large: $14.49 – $16.99

📊 Nutrition Table

Values based on a standard “Fully Involved” preparation on White bread. Using Wheat bread or removing mayo will significantly reduce calories and fat.

SizeCaloriesTotal Fat (g)Protein (g)Carbs (g)Sodium (mg)
Small (4″)350 – 37018g20g29g1,220mg
Medium (8″)700 – 74036g40g57g1,510mg
Large (12″)1,150 – 1,16054g72g96g2,630mg

⚠️ Allergen List

The following allergens are present in the standard Grilled Chicken Breast recipe:

  • Wheat / Gluten (Roll)
  • Milk / Dairy (Provolone Cheese)
  • Egg (Mayonnaise)
  • Mustard (Spicy Mustard)
  • Soy (Often found in the bread and chicken marinade)

FAQs

Can I order this as a salad?

Yes. You can get the Firehouse Salad with Grilled Chicken, served over romaine lettuce with fresh veggies.

Is there a gluten-free option?

Yes. Most locations offer a gluten-free roll for a small extra charge. Let staff know about allergies to reduce cross-contact.

Can I change the cheese?

Yes. Provolone is standard, but you can swap it for Cheddar, Monterey Jack, or Pepper Jack.

How can I lower the calories?

Skip the mayo, remove the cheese, or choose a Sub-in-a-Tub instead of bread.

Is the spicy mustard very hot?

No. It’s a tangy deli-style mustard with a little extra zing, not strong heat.

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