Walmart Adds Express Delivery From In-Store Restaurants, Starting With Subway®

Business Wire· June 26, 2026

Walmart has introduced express delivery services for its in-store restaurant partners, beginning with an initial rollout featuring Subway. This strategic move allows the retail giant to offer prepared meals for rapid delivery, directly competing with established food delivery services. The development marks a significant expansion of Walmart's delivery ecosystem, integrating quick-service dining into its broader grocery and retail fulfillment strategy.

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