Quiznos Sub Restaurant

Quiznos Sub Restaurant
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Quiznos Sub

 
Address: 2989 Bloor Street West,
Etobicoke, ON, M8X 1C1, Canada
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Reservation: Make a Reservation
Delivery: Order Online
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Signature Recipes
Black Angus Steak Large
Black Angus Steak Regular
Chicken Carbonara Large
Chicken Carbonara Regular
Classic Italian Large
Classic Italian Regular
Honey Bacon Club Large
Honey Bacon Club Regular
Mesquite Chicken With Bacon Large
Mesquite Chicken With Bacon Regular
Philly Cheesesteak Large
Philly Cheesesteak Regular
Traditional Large
Traditional Regular
Turkey Ranch & Swiss Large
Turkey Ranch & Swiss Regular
Classic Recipes
Blt Large
Blt Regular
Double Cheese Melt Large
Double Cheese Melt Regular
Ham & Turkey Club Large
Ham & Turkey Club Regular
Party Toasted Sub Tray Large (Serves 8-14)
Party Toasted Sub Tray Regular (Serves 6-10)
Party Toasted Sub Tray Small (Serves 3-5)
Turkey Bacon Guacamole Large
Turkey Bacon Guacamole Regular

All prices and rates subject to change without notice. Prices posted in Canadian Dollars.

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