Jimmy John’s Menu Prices 2026: Full Menu With Calories

Jimmy John’s is the sandwich chain that built its name on two promises: bread baked in store and never more than four hours old, and delivery so fast it became the slogan. This guide lists the complete current US menu with typical prices and calories for every item — the six Originals, the twelve Favorites, toasted sandwiches, wraps, the J.J. Gargantuan, Plain Slims, Little Johns, sides, desserts and drinks — checked in November 2026.

Three companion guides go deeper: the Jimmy John’s secret menu guide collects the fan builds regulars order by recipe, the Jimmy John’s nutrition guide breaks down every sandwich with fat, carbs, protein and sodium, and the Jimmy John’s coupons and deals guide explains JJ Rewards, the November 3 BOGO deal and the standing $8.99 Meal Deal — and which coupon-site codes to ignore.

How to read the prices: Jimmy John’s publishes no national price list — nearly every store is franchised and sets its own prices. The typical prices below are pickup ranges across five official stores in Illinois, Michigan, Texas, Florida and Ohio, checked October 24, 2026. Delivery listings run higher: the same Originals that cost $6.99–$8.49 for pickup list at $9.65–$11.59 on DoorDash, and Favorites at $10.24–$13.49 instead of $8.19–$9.89 — so treat every price here as typical pickup, not promised, and check your store in the app before you go. Calories are the chain’s official-data figures for a Regular 8-inch sandwich on French bread, unless another size is stated.

How to read the sizes: Regular is 8 inches, Giant is 16 inches (roughly double the meat and the calories), and Little John is a 6.5-inch version of the Originals and the J.J.B.L.T. only. Any sandwich can be ordered as an Unwich — a lettuce wrap instead of bread — which cuts roughly 300–500 calories from a Regular. If you want the closest rival’s board for comparison, see our Jersey Mike’s menu prices and Subway menu prices guides, the head-to-head in our Subway vs Jersey Mike’s comparison, and the value benchmarks in our Little Caesars menu prices and Five Guys menu prices guides.

Originals

The six single-meat sandwiches that anchor the menu, all served cold on French bread with the insides scooped out to make room for filling. The #4 Turkey Tom is the lightest full-size sandwich on the board; the #6 Veggie is the only meatless numbered sandwich.

Favorites

The club-style lineup: double meat or double cheese builds, all available toasted on request. The #7 Spicy East Coast Italian is the hottest and the saltiest sandwich on the menu; the #14 Bootlegger Club is the lightest Favorite. One naming note: older menus list #13 as the Gourmet Veggie Club, but the current national board lists #13 as the Jimmy Cubano — one tracker still calls it “Gourmet Smashed Avocado,” which is outdated.

Toasted Sandwiches

Served warm off the press rather than cold. The Ultimate Italian is the heaviest toasted sandwich on protein; the Ham & Three Cheese Melt is the only toasted sandwich the chain’s nutrition page does not break out separately, so its figure below comes from the menu-page data set (see the nutrition guide’s conflicts section).

Wraps

Flour or garlic-and-herb tortillas instead of bread. Wraps rotate more than any other part of the menu — the Buffalo Ranch Chicken Wrap is a limited-time item, so check availability before planning an order around it.

The J.J. Gargantuan

Six meats in one sandwich — turkey, salami, capocollo, ham and roast beef with provolone, onion, lettuce, tomato, mayo, oil & vinegar and oregano-basil. It is the highest-protein single item on the menu at both sizes, and the best protein-per-dollar value: the Giant averages $22.11 across the five captured stores, or 7.15 grams of protein per dollar.

Plain Slims

Meat (and cheese, where applicable) on bread — no veggies, no sauce, no condiments. The Slim is the budget move: at one author’s store, a Slim turkey ran $7.69 against $8.99 for the equivalent Turkey Tom, a $1.30 saving for the same bread and meat. Slim 6 is listed as Provolone & Avocado Spread in the current nutrition data; some stores still list it as “Cheese” or “Double Provolone.”

Little Johns

The 6.5-inch version of the Originals and the J.J.B.L.T. — the easiest way to cut every number roughly in half. The Little John #4 Turkey Tom, at 240 calories, is the lowest-calorie full sandwich on the menu.

Giant Sizes

Giants are 16 inches — roughly double the Regular in meat and calories. The five-store capture publishes average pickup prices for four Giants; for the rest, Giant prices vary by store and delivery listings run $19.09–$26.39, so check your store before ordering a Giant.

Sides & Desserts

Jimmy Chips are cooked in 100% peanut oil — the one peanut flag on the menu. The Jumbo Kosher Dill Pickle is the cheapest item on the board and just 20 calories. Cookie prices vary the most of any side: older listings show $2.07–$2.25, while November 2026 trackers list $2.79.

Drinks

Fountain drinks are priced by cup size, not flavor: Regular (22 oz) $3.10, Large (30/32 oz) $3.60 in the five-store capture. Bottled drinks run $3.70. Going zero-calorie with Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar or Sprite Zero costs nothing extra and saves 245–380 calories against the same regular soda.

Jimmy John’s Allergen Information

Peanuts: no sandwich ingredient contains peanuts or tree nuts, but Jimmy Chips are cooked in 100% peanut oil, and some locations are shared kitchens where peanut, shellfish and tree nut allergens are present. Gluten and wheat: there is no gluten-free bread — the Unwich lettuce wrap is the standard substitute, though kitchens are not dedicated gluten-free facilities, so cross-contact is possible. Dairy: provolone and cheddar throughout, plus ranch dressing, ranch seasoning and all three desserts contain milk. Egg: the Hellmann’s mayo used across the menu contains egg; mustard and oil & vinegar are egg-free alternatives. Fish and shellfish: present only in Totally Tuna and Club Tuna, nowhere else on the sandwich menu. Ask in-store staff about any specific allergy before ordering — prep procedures vary slightly by location.

Jimmy John’s Nutrition

The full breakdown — fat, carbs, protein and sodium for every sandwich, wrap, side and drink — lives in our Jimmy John’s nutrition guide, including the calorie conflicts between the chain’s own data sets, stated rather than smoothed. The short version: the lightest full-size sandwich is the #4 Turkey Tom at 530 calories; the heaviest single item is the Giant Gargantuan at 2,240 calories and 7,830 mg of sodium — more than three days’ recommended sodium in one sandwich.

Jimmy John’s Opening and Closing Hours

There is no single national closing time — hours vary by store and by franchise. Most stores open mid-morning and close late evening, but the only reliable hours are your store’s own listing in the app or locator, so check before you go rather than trusting any single range printed here.

Jimmy John’s Reviews: What People Say

DoorDash delivery reviews — the chain’s own delivery ratings run through third-party apps, and DoorDash uses Loved/Liked rather than numeric stars, so there is no star slider here; the aggregates below are DoorDash store ratings, labeled as such. The Plymouth, Michigan store rates 4.8 across 200+ ratings: Renee A. (Loved) wrote “Always Freaky Fast!! Great food!” — while Andrew W. (Liked) noted a missing bacon add-on he had paid extra for, and Shuree N. (Didn’t like) reported stale bread and a wrong sandwich. The Circleville, Ohio store rates 4.5 across 100+ ratings, where Kasey C. (Loved) called the “#7 SPICY EAST COAST ITALIAN the best; flavorful and a generous portion. Sub buns were chewy and crispy at the same time; excellent!” and added that the “LITTLE JOHN #4 with bacon really hit the spot. Fast prep and fast delivery… freaky fast.” The Manhattan, Kansas store rates 4.6 across 1,000+ ratings, where Rae M. (Loved) wrote “the beach club is literally always bussin.” The pattern across stores is consistent: the food and the speed earn praise, while the complaints cluster on delivery execution — missing add-ons, skimpy meat on Giants, and slow third-party delivery, not on the sandwiches themselves.

Jimmy John’s Facts

1. Jimmy John’s was founded on January 13, 1983, in Charleston, Illinois, by Jimmy John Liautaud.
2. Liautaud started the shop with a $25,000 loan from his father, on the condition that he join the Army if the business failed.
3. His original plan was a Chicago-style hot dog stand — he switched to sandwiches because the equipment cost less.
4. The first menu had just four sandwiches, plus 25-cent Cokes with no ice.
5. Year one did about $150,000 in sales and $40,000 in profit, selling samples door-to-door in Eastern Illinois University dorms.
6. Liautaud bought out his father’s share in April 1985 and became sole owner.
7. The second store opened in Macomb, Illinois, in 1986, and the third in Champaign, Illinois, in 1987.
8. The first franchise opened in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, in 1994; the 100th store opened in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, in 2001.
9. The 500th store opened in Seattle in 2007, and the 1,000th in Beaverton, Oregon, in 2010.
10. As of 2024 the chain has 2,600+ locations, 98% franchised, and is headquartered in Champaign, Illinois.
11. Roark Capital bought a majority stake in 2016; Inspire Brands acquired 100% of the company in October 2019.
12. The chain’s bread is baked in store and, in the chain’s own words, never more than four hours old.
13. Originals are built with the bread scooped out by default, to fit more meat, cheese and veggies.
14. The Unwich — any sandwich as a lettuce wrap — is a Jimmy John’s trademark and the chain’s gluten-free substitute.
15. The J.J. Gargantuan is named with two J’s because “Gargantuan” alone did not clear trademark.
16. Former NFL quarterback Drew Brees owned Jimmy John’s franchises.
17. The chain once sold a Picklewich — a sandwich built on a giant pickle instead of bread — as a limited-time item.
18. Jimmy John’s operates in the US and Canada, plus El Salvador, South Korea and the United Arab Emirates.
19. The chain’s slogans are “Freaky Fast” for delivery and “Freaky Fresh” for ingredients.
20. Day-old bread is sold at many stores for $0.50–$2 a loaf, depending on location.

Jimmy John’s FAQs

How much is a Jimmy John’s sandwich?

A Regular 8-inch Original runs $6.99–$8.49 for pickup, and a Favorite $8.19–$9.89 (the #9 Italian Night Club starts at $7.99). Delivery listings run $1–$4 higher, and every store sets its own prices, so check your store in the app.

What is the healthiest sandwich at Jimmy John’s?

The #4 Turkey Tom: 530 calories and 25 grams of protein as a Regular, or 240 calories as a Little John. For the lowest-calorie full sandwich, order the Little John #4.

What is the J.J. Gargantuan?

Six meats — turkey, salami, capocollo, ham and roast beef — with provolone, onion, lettuce, tomato, mayo, oil & vinegar and oregano-basil. Regular (8in) is $10.39–$12.50 and 1,120 calories; Giant (16in) is $19.69–$24.00 and 2,240 calories.

Does Jimmy John’s have gluten-free bread?

No. The Unwich lettuce wrap is the standard substitute, but kitchens are not dedicated gluten-free facilities, so cross-contact is possible.

What is a Little John?

A 6.5-inch version of the Originals and the J.J.B.L.T., priced $4.69–$6.19 for pickup. It roughly halves the calories of the Regular.

Does Jimmy John’s deliver?

Yes — delivery is the service the chain was built on, starting with door-to-door samples in Eastern Illinois University dorms in 1983. Order through the app or website for the lowest price; third-party apps add their own fees.

Conclusion

Jimmy John’s wins on speed and on the middle of the board: an 8-inch Original at $6.99–$8.49 undercuts Jersey Mike’s regulars, the bread is baked in store, and the Gargantuan is the best protein-per-dollar deal in sandwiches. Order the #4 Turkey Tom if you want light, the #7 Spicy East Coast Italian if you want heat, and the Gargantuan if you want the most sandwich for the money — and check your store’s app price before you go, because no two franchises charge quite the same. For the fan builds, see the secret menu guide; for the savings math, the coupons guide.