Wawa Menu Prices 2026: Built-To-Order Hoagies, Coffee & Sizzli Breakfast

A Classic Italian Hoagie in the Shorti size is about $7.49 nationally as of May 2026, with most Built-To-Order Shorti hoagies (Turkey, Chicken Salad, Tuna, Meatball) landing in the $6.49–$7.99 range. The full 10-inch Classic version runs about $10.29. The Veggie Hoagie at $6.49 is the cheapest. Wawa hoagies are 'Built-To-Order' (BTO) — you customize every topping on a touchscreen kiosk, so the price is the same regardless of how loaded you make it. The Shorti (about 6 inches) is by far the most-ordered size.

Built-To-Order (BTO) is Wawa's term for its made-to-order food program. Instead of pre-made sandwiches, you order on a touchscreen kiosk, choosing your bread, meat, cheese, veggies and condiments one tap at a time, then pay and pick up at the deli counter when your number is called. It covers hoagies, breakfast hoagies, quesadillas, burrito bowls, wraps and salads. The kiosk model is core to the Wawa experience — it means there's no upcharge for extra toppings on most builds, and every order is assembled fresh. This is the main reason Wawa is treated as a fast-food restaurant rather than just a convenience store.

Self-serve coffee is about $1.99 for 16 oz and $2.29 for 24 oz — and yes, Wawa gives you a free any-size coffee on your birthday if you have the Wawa app/rewards account. Wawa's coffee program is legendary on the East Coast: multiple roasts and blends on tap that you fix yourself (cream, sugar, flavors), making it both fast and cheap. The free birthday coffee is one of the most-used perks in the Wawa Rewards program, alongside frequent app-based deals and Hoagiefest discounts.

The Sizzli is Wawa's line of hot breakfast sandwiches — sausage, bacon or egg with cheese on your choice of bagel, croissant, biscuit or roll, kept warm in a heated case for grab-and-go speed. A Sizzli Sausage, Egg & Cheese is about $3.79, and the meat-free Egg & Cheese is $2.99. Unlike the Built-To-Order breakfast hoagie, Sizzlis are pre-made for speed, making them the fastest hot breakfast at Wawa. They're a top morning seller alongside the coffee.

Hoagiefest is Wawa's annual summer promotion (typically June–July) where Built-To-Order hoagies are discounted to a special promotional price — historically as low as around $5–$6 for a Shorti. It's a beloved East Coast tradition complete with its own retro tie-dye branding and jingle. During Hoagiefest the discount usually applies to most classic hoagie varieties. It's the single best time of year to buy Wawa hoagies, and the promotion has become a cultural event in the Mid-Atlantic.

Wawa operates roughly 1,100 stores as of 2026. Its core footprint is the Mid-Atlantic — Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and Washington D.C. — plus a large and growing presence in Florida. The chain is actively expanding into the Southeast (North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and beyond). Wawa was founded in 1964 in Folsom, Pennsylvania, and remains privately held and employee-owned. There is no Wawa presence on the West Coast or most of the Midwest, which is part of why the brand has such a devoted regional cult following.

Yes. Vegetarian Wawa options include the Veggie Hoagie ($6.49) with double cheese and all the veggies, the Sizzli Egg & Cheese ($2.99), Mac & Cheese ($2.99), Soft Pretzel ($1.99), Garden Salad ($5.99), Oatmeal ($2.99), fruit cups, plus all the coffee and smoothie drinks. Because hoagies and bowls are Built-To-Order on the kiosk, you can also customize most builds to be meat-free. Vegan options are more limited — confirm cheese, bread and sauce ingredients on the Wawa app.

Wawa is generally very competitive on price and notably higher on portion and quality perception. A Wawa Classic Italian Shorti (~$7.49) is similar in price to a Subway 6-inch but with a thicker, more loaded build, and it undercuts a comparable Jersey Mike's regular sub. Wawa's real advantage is the combination — you can get a hoagie, coffee, snack and fill your gas tank in one stop, and the Built-To-Order kiosk has no per-topping upcharge. The trade-off is regional availability: Wawa only exists in the Mid-Atlantic, Florida and parts of the Southeast, while Subway and Jersey Mike's are nationwide.