Firehouse Subs Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt: Price, Calories And Review
The Firehouse Subs Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt is the chain’s newest hot sub, and it’s built for people who like a little sweet with their heat. Sliced grilled chicken breast, a new honey chipotle sauce, extra melted provolone, brown sugar caramelized onions and red and green bell peppers, all on the toasted top-sliced roll. It landed at participating restaurants on 2026-07-06 as a limited-time item, so if you want it, don’t wait too long.
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Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt Price And Calories
Firehouse doesn’t publish one national price, so what you pay depends on your store. Here’s what we could confirm. Brand Eating paid $11.29 for a medium in Los Angeles. Delivery menus run higher: one Virginia listing showed $14.15 before fees.
| Menu Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt (medium, in store, LA) | $11.29 | About 940 |
| Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt (medium, delivery app, VA) | $14.15 | About 940 |
| Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt (medium, in store, LA) | $11.69 | Not confirmed |
| Cookies & Creme Cookie | $1.95 | Not confirmed |
Prices change by location and over time. Always check the Firehouse app or your store’s online menu before you order.
What’s In The Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt
According to the official Firehouse Subs press release, every chicken melt is built with:
- Sliced white meat grilled chicken breast, the same chicken you get on the grilled chicken breast sub
- Honey chipotle sauce, which Firehouse describes as sweet up front with a chipotle kick
- Extra melted provolone
- Brown sugar caramelized onions
- Red and green bell peppers
- Toasted top-sliced sub roll
How Does It Taste?
Think of it as a cheesesteak-style melt that leans sweet. The caramelized onions and honey hit first, then the chipotle shows up as a slow, smoky warmth rather than real heat. The peppers keep it from getting too heavy, and the extra provolone holds everything together.
Reviewers have been kind to this lineup. Tasting Table called the steak version its best new chain sub of 2026 so far. If you like heat, swap the provolone for pepper jack.
Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt vs Steak Melt
Firehouse launched two versions on the same day. The only real difference is the meat. The chicken melt uses grilled chicken breast and has more protein. The steak melt uses flame-seared USDA Choice prime rib, the same beef as the prime rib steak sub, and costs a little more.
Still deciding? The original steak and cheese is the melt that started this whole lineup, and it’s on the regular menu.
Nutritional Information
Firehouse says a medium Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt has 55 grams of protein, which puts it near the top of the menu. The steak melt comes in at 47 grams.
For calories, the medium is listed at about 940 calories on MyNetDiary. We couldn’t find that number in an official Firehouse document yet, so treat it as a close estimate. The sauce, the extra cheese and the brown sugar onions are where most of those calories come from. For full numbers on everything else, see our firehouse subs nutrition guide.
Allergen Information
Based on the ingredients, the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt contains at least:
- Milk from the provolone
- Wheat from the sub roll
The honey chipotle sauce may also contain egg or soy. Firehouse hasn’t published a separate allergen sheet for this item that we could find, so check the firehouse subs allergen menu and ask your store if you have a serious allergy.
How To Order The Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt
- Open the firehouse subs app or website and pick your store. It’s at participating locations only.
- Pick small, medium or large.
- Keep the provolone or swap it for pepper jack.
- Add the new Cookies & Creme Cookie if you want dessert.
- Pick up in store if you can. It’s usually cheaper than delivery.
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FAQs- Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt at Firehouse Subs?
A medium cost $11.29 in store in Los Angeles. Prices vary by location, and delivery apps charge more.
How many calories are in the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt?
A medium is listed at about 940 calories. Firehouse hasn’t published an official number we could confirm yet.
How much protein is in the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt?
Firehouse says a medium has 55 grams of protein.
What is on the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt?
Grilled chicken breast, honey chipotle sauce, extra melted provolone, brown sugar caramelized onions and red and green bell peppers on a toasted sub roll.
Is the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt spicy?
Only a little. The honey chipotle sauce is sweet first with a mild smoky kick. Swap in pepper jack if you want more heat.
When did the Smokin’ Honey melts come out?
They launched at participating Firehouse Subs restaurants on July 6, 2026.
Is the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt a limited-time item?
Yes. Firehouse released it for a limited time, so it could leave the menu without much notice.
What is the difference between the Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt and Steak Melt?
The meat. The chicken melt uses grilled chicken breast and has 55 grams of protein. The steak melt uses flame-seared prime rib and has 47 grams.
Conclusion
The Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt is a solid pick if you want a hot sub that’s sweet, a bit smoky and loaded with protein. At around $11 for a medium in store, it costs about the same as Firehouse’s other premium subs. Just remember it’s limited time, so grab one while your store still has it.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-10-08 and vary by location. This site is not affiliated with Firehouse Subs.