quizno: Quizno's does not supply nutrition information for their subs. What's up with that!? Must be they don't want us to know how much fat and calories are in their sandwiches.|||I would not eat at Quizno's. Besides, their subs don't appear too healthy, more greasy and ucky. Go to Subway if you can. Much healthier and way better for you. They have 6 subs under 6 grams of fat. What could be better???|||I thought they had to supply it. Have you checked their website? I like Subway better but a few things at Q. may be healthy.|||Yes, I think you are right. I have heard that even their salads can have over 1000 calories, so best to be careful when eating at Quizno's.|||Come to Canada! It's the law here! Check the company website, maybe...|||They don't provide nutritional information anywhere online or in any of their stores, that right there makes me suspicious. Everyone is right, eat at Subway. It is much healthier. They have nutritional information at their website and in their stores. Also, it is less expensive to eat at Subway over Quiznos.|||Come eat at Subway!!! I work there and have worked for three of them within a 5 yr. time frame. The one I work at has a huge customer database compared to the Quizno's across the parking lot from us. LOL! It's a lot healthier in my opinion. We've had Quizno customers come to subway and not go back to Quizno's because they noticed a difference and loved subway. We have nutritional pamplets available, just ask the person who waits on you or rings up your order for you.|||I believe the health department requires them to submit that to you upon your request.|||its not too healthy probably stick with sub way|||idk....i think that place is unhealthy haha ever since i saw that commercial...about some troll looking...things...i was like yuuck!|||They probably have them somewhere, you just can't find them. At McDonald's, you know the paper "mats" they put on the trays? The nutrition information is on the back of that. Most people just throw it away, not knowing it's there.