Footlongs by the B gates
Right by the B gates in YYC’s Domestic terminal, this Subway is the predictable option when you just want something familiar before boarding. Signage only shows “B” for location, so give yourself five extra minutes to spot it along the concourse instead of hunting for a specific gate number.
The hours aren’t consistently posted online, and listings show just a placeholder “.”, so assume typical early-morning-to-late-evening Subway timing and don’t bank on a midnight snack. If your flight leaves before 06:00, grab something the night before in Calgary proper instead of gambling on this spot being open.
Price tier data is also a “.” in airport guides, but in practice, expect standard Canadian Subway pricing with the usual airport markup of a couple of dollars per footlong. If you’re watching spend, a 6-inch with tap water keeps it closer to what you’d pay in town, while combo meals creep toward sit-down prices without the table service.
Rating-wise, this branch sits around a 3 out of 5, which tracks with most airport Subways where fresh bread timing and ingredient stock swing the experience. You still get the standard lineup: cold cuts, tuna, assorted chicken options, veggie subs, and footlongs that work as a shareable if your group is sprinting for a B gate departure.
With no standout signature dish mentioned in reviews, play it safe and order something you already know from other locations, then check the bread rack time stamp if it’s visible. Final tip: lines at B can spike 30 minutes before main bank departures, so if you see more than eight people in the queue, grab a quick snack elsewhere and treat this as your backup plan.