Firehouse Subs Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt: Price, Ingredients And Review
The Firehouse Subs Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt takes the chain’s flame-seared USDA Choice prime rib and gives it a sweet, smoky makeover. You get a new honey chipotle sauce, extra melted provolone, brown sugar caramelized onions and red and green bell peppers, all on Firehouse’s toasted top-sliced roll. It arrived at participating restaurants on 6 July 2026 alongside a chicken version, and it’s a big, filling sub with 47 grams of protein in a medium.
Here’s what it costs, what’s in it, how it tastes and how it compares to the chicken melt. For the full lineup, see the firehouse subs sauces guide and the rest of our menu coverage.
Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt Price And Calories
Firehouse doesn’t set one national price, so it depends on your store. Food news site Brand Eating paid $11.69 for a medium steak melt in Los Angeles. Delivery apps usually charge more than the in-store price.
| Menu Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt (medium, in store, Los Angeles) | $11.69 | Not yet published by Firehouse |
| Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt (medium, in store, Los Angeles) | $11.29 | Not yet published by Firehouse |
| Cookies & Creme Cookie | $1.95 | Not yet published by Firehouse |
Firehouse hadn’t added official calorie counts for the melts to its firehouse subs nutrition info when we checked, and the numbers floating around fan sites aren’t confirmed. Check the calorie count in the Firehouse app or on the menu board at your store. Prices also change by location, so check before you order.
What Makes The Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt Special
Firehouse already had a hit with its Steak & Cheese Melt. In the official launch announcement, CMO Carolina Berti said guests “fell in love with our Steak & Cheese Melt, and that told us they wanted more from this lineup.” The Smokin’ Honey version keeps the steak-and-cheese base and adds a sweet heat that you won’t find on the classic firehouse steak and cheese.
Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt Ingredients
- Flame-seared USDA Choice prime rib, the same steak used on the prime rib steak sub
- Honey chipotle sauce, described by Firehouse as sweet, smoky and a little spicy
- Extra melted provolone
- Brown sugar caramelized onions
- Red and green bell peppers
- Toasted top-sliced sub roll
How Does It Taste?
It’s sweet up front from the honey and caramelized onions, then the chipotle comes in as a gentle, smoky warmth. Firehouse calls it “just a mild kick,” so it’s not a spicy sub. The prime rib is richer than the chicken version, and the provolone pulls everything together. If you like a Philly cheesesteak with a little barbecue sweetness, this is right up your alley.
Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt vs Smokin’ Honey Chicken Melt
- Protein: Firehouse lists 47g for the medium steak melt and 55g for the medium chicken melt.
- Price: in the same Los Angeles store, the steak was $11.69 and the chicken $11.29.
- Taste: steak is richer and beefier, chicken is lighter and lets the sauce stand out more.
Nutritional Information
The only official nutrition figure so far is protein: 47 grams in a medium Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt. For full calories, fat, sodium and carbs, check the Firehouse app once they’re listed. As a rule, melts with extra cheese and a sweet sauce run higher in calories and sodium than plain hot subs, so a small size is a good option if you’re watching either.
Allergen Information
Based on the ingredients, the steak melt contains milk (provolone) and wheat (the roll). The honey chipotle sauce and other components may contain additional allergens. If you have a food allergy, check the firehouse subs allergen menu and ask your store before ordering.
FAQs- Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt at Firehouse Subs?
A medium Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt cost $11.69 at a Los Angeles Firehouse Subs, according to Brand Eating. Prices vary by location and are usually higher on delivery apps.
What’s on the Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt?
It has flame-seared USDA Choice prime rib, honey chipotle sauce, extra melted provolone, brown sugar caramelized onions and red and green bell peppers on a toasted top-sliced roll.
Is the Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt spicy?
Only a little. Firehouse describes the honey chipotle sauce as sweet, smoky and a little spicy, with just a mild kick.
How much protein is in the Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt?
Firehouse lists 47 grams of protein in a medium Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt.
When did the Smokin’ Honey melts come out?
Firehouse Subs launched the Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt and Chicken Melt at participating restaurants on 6 July 2026.
Conclusion
The Smokin’ Honey Steak Melt is a solid upgrade if you already like Firehouse’s steak subs. The honey chipotle sauce and caramelized onions add sweetness without much heat, and 47 grams of protein makes it a proper meal. Expect to pay around $11 to $12 for a medium in store, check the app for calories, and pair it with the new cookies & creme cookie or a classic chocolate chip cookie if you’ve got room.