Subway is giving away free 6-inch sandwiches today but only in 209 branches
SUBWAY fans can get their hands on a free six-inch sandwich with any large drink today - but only in 209 restaurants.
The freebie is in aid of the fast food chain's annual "customer appreciation day" because if there's one way to make customers feel loved, it's free food.The only catch is you need to be in the East Anglia region today, February 6, as this isn't a nation-wide offer. The deal will get you any six-inch sandwich off the menu for free when you purchase a large drink or bottle of 500ml of water.
If you're looking to save the most cash, the cheapest option is the water, which will cost you around £1.49 - although prices do vary between restaurants. Alternatively, you can buy a Coke or Diet Coke for roughly £2 - but hot drinks aren't valid as part of the freebie.That means you can choose from everything from a Meatball Marinara to a premium Steak and Cheese sub.That means if you go for a water to claim your freebie, you'll be saving around £2.10.You also don't need to be a member of Subway's loyalty scheme, known as the Subcard, to get your freebie, meaning anyone can claim their sandwich.
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