8 Sandwich Chains That Just Aren’t Worth It Anymore

Discover the 8 sandwich chains that aren't worth the money anymore due to shrinking portions, soaring menu prices, and declining ingredient quality.
A turkey sub sandwich on unwrapped paper next to a drink and a receipt totaling $16.89 inside a Subway.
Watercolor illustration of a vintage potbelly wood stove with a small sandwich and dollar sign price tag resting on top.
Beware charming antique décor that masks trimmed sandwich portions and meal bills easily climbing to $18 or more.

8. Potbelly Sandwich Shop

Potbelly originated as a charming antique shop serving inexpensive toasted sandwiches, but corporate expansion has pushed its prices upward while trimming portion weights. A standard Original size sandwich now ranges from $8.50 to $11.50, despite offering a noticeably modest amount of protein. Customers seeking an adequate lunch portion often must upgrade to a Big sub, which pushes the sandwich price alone to $12 or $14. Adding a cup of soup or a signature milkshake easily brings the final bill to $18 or more. The novelty of toasted peppers and antique décor cannot offset the poor unit cost per ounce of finished food.

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