Flatizza

by Subway

2014 – 2015 GONE FOREVER

Gone. In 2015 Subway told a customer on Facebook that the Flatizza had left the national menu because most customers kept choosing subs and salads. That reply survives only in later write-ups, so treat the exact timing as approximate.

Last verified Nov 4, 2026

Subway's flatbread drafted into pizza duty: a rectangle of sauce, cheese and toppings run through the sandwich oven. It needed a pronunciation guide at launch and was gone within about a year.

🧾 One more thingBefore settling on Flatizza, Subway considered Flatini, Cristada and Crustini, the Associated Press reported. Its marketing chief told AP how to say the winner: "flah-TEE-zah."

Filed under: Fast Food · the ’00s & later

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📅 Timeline

2014In late February, Subway introduced the Flatizza in Cheese, Pepperoni, Veggie and Spicy Italian, at two for $5.
2014It debuted nationally in March, meant to replace Subway's round personal pizzas, though franchisees could choose whether to switch.
2014Subway had about 26,600 US restaurants at the time, AP reported.
2015Subway confirmed the Flatizza had been removed from the national menu.

❓ People also ask

What flavors did the Flatizza come in?

Four at launch: Cheese, Pepperoni, Veggie and Spicy Italian.

How much was a Flatizza?

It launched at an introductory two for $5.

Can you still order a Flatizza?

Not from the menu. Some customers say individual franchisees will still make one on request, but Subway has not brought it back.

🧾 Sources

QSR Web, Subway introduces its take on pizza (2014)
Sentinel Colorado, Subway's Flatizza (Associated Press) (2014)
NPR, Sandwich Monday: The Subway Flatizza (2014)

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