Jimmy John's Italian Night Club Calories and Nutrition

Italian Night Club nutrition snapshot

The 8-inch Italian Night Club in this site's local Nutritionix snapshot is listed at 906 calories. It contains 44g fat, 77g carbohydrates, 4g fiber, 6g sugar, and 49g protein, along with 14g saturated fat, 124mg cholesterol, and 2,930mg sodium.

The sandwich combines salami, capocollo, ham, provolone, onion, lettuce, tomato, mayo, oil and vinegar, and oregano-basil in the local description. That ingredient mix explains why the sandwich can provide substantial protein while also carrying high fat and sodium totals.

• Calories: 906 for the local 8-inch record.
• Protein: 49g.
• Carbohydrates: 77g, including 4g fiber.
• Fat: 44g, including 14g saturated fat.
• Sodium: 2,930mg.

Why the menu card shows 580 to 930 calories

The saved official cold-sandwich card displays 580-930 calories for smaller preparations and 1,860 calories for the giant. The local Nutritionix entry is one specific 8-inch build at 906 calories, so it belongs inside that wider browsing range rather than replacing every number on the menu card.

Bread, an Unwich lettuce wrap, taken-bread-out preparation, condiments, and current ordering choices can change the total. Use the range to understand that multiple versions exist, then verify the exact selection shown in the current official ordering flow.

Cold versus toasted Italian Night Club

The browser-saved toasted Italian Night Club card shows 930 calories for the regular size and 1,860 calories for the giant. The local structured 8-inch record is 906 calories, and the 16-inch record is 1,812 calories. Small differences between card labels and structured records can reflect rounding, source timing, or a preparation-specific menu definition.

Do not assume that heating alone explains every calorie difference. The safer interpretation is that the cold menu card, toasted card, and Nutritionix record are related but distinct source views that should be matched to the item shown when you order.

8-inch versus 16-inch nutrition

The local 16-inch Italian Night Club record has 1,812 calories, 89g fat, 153g carbohydrates, 9g fiber, 13g sugar, and 97g protein. It also has 28g saturated fat, 247mg cholesterol, and 5,860mg sodium.

Those values are close to twice the 8-inch record because the giant is a much larger sandwich. If the giant is divided into two meals, the amount eaten per meal changes, but the full sandwich nutrition remains the 16-inch total.

• 8-inch: 906 calories and 49g protein.
• 16-inch: 1,812 calories and 97g protein.
• 8-inch sodium: 2,930mg.
• 16-inch sodium: 5,860mg.

How to compare or modify the sandwich

Mayo, oil and vinegar, provolone, bread, and the multiple meats all shape the final profile. Removing or reducing one rich component may change calories or fat, but the prepared meats and cheese mean sodium can remain significant even after a condiment change.

For context, the local 8-inch Vito record has 554 calories, 33g protein, and 1,876mg sodium. It shares salami, capocollo, provolone, vegetables, oil and vinegar, and seasoning, but does not include the Italian Night Club's ham and standard mayo in the local descriptions. Compare complete builds rather than assuming two Italian-style sandwiches are nutritionally interchangeable.

• Choose the exact size and preparation first.
• Add the side and drink before judging the full meal.
• Check sodium and saturated fat alongside protein.
• Confirm current ingredients and allergen details through official sources.

How this guide uses source data

This guide is built from the same source set used by the calculator and menu pages: public Jimmy John's menu references, official nutrition and allergen links, Nutritionix restaurant data, and local source snapshots maintained for this site.

The local source snapshot date is 2026-06-18. That date is included because restaurant data is not static. Recipes, suppliers, portions, limited-time items, local availability, and ordering channels can change after a guide is published.

When this guide discusses a nutrition pattern, treat it as a planning explanation rather than a guarantee. The practical goal is to help you know what to compare before you move to official Jimmy John's resources for current details.

A practical comparison workflow

Start by deciding what you are actually comparing: a main item by itself, a full meal, or a specific swap. Then keep as many variables constant as possible so the difference you see is tied to one decision instead of several hidden changes.

For example, compare the same main item with different sides, compare two main items with the same drink, or compare a meal with and without dessert. This approach makes the calculator more useful than scanning isolated numbers.

• Choose two or three realistic orders instead of trying to rank the entire menu.
• Add sides, drinks, sauces, and add-ons before judging the final meal.
• Review calories, protein, sodium, carbs, fat, sugar, and fiber together when those fields are available.
• Use official nutrition and allergen resources before relying on any estimate for health-sensitive decisions.

When to verify outside this site

Independent planning pages are useful for narrowing choices, but they should not be the final source for allergies, medical nutrition therapy, strict diets, pregnancy-related concerns, ingredient sensitivities, or restaurant availability.

Use official Jimmy John's documents, the current ordering flow, local restaurant staff, and qualified professionals when accuracy matters. This is especially important for allergen handling and cross-contact questions because store-level preparation can affect risk.

If a number on this site appears different from an official source, prefer the current official source and treat the difference as a signal to re-check the item before ordering.