Firehouse Subs

Really friendly service and quality food! I am vegetarian and I loved their veggie sub! The meat subs are good according to people I was with.

Excellent both times I’ve been. Both times I had the meatball and it did not disappoint. They have the fancy new coke machines so that was a nice plus. Friendly service. If you come in at 11:39 during the week, be prepared for a line but no fear… it moves fast.

The sandwiches were better than other sub eateries. The customer service was very good. The food is a little pricey for sub sandwiches ($ 20 for 2 sandwiches plus drinks.) My kids like the atmosphere and the drinks are great.
They have a Hawaiian pork sandwich deal that looks killer.

Looking for a great sub well look no further than Firehouse Subs. I travel almost 20 miles for my fix

While everyone else was at the Unilocalies, I was at Firehouse Subs. I regret nothing! Okay, I have some regret.
I’m going to have to respectfully disagree with Cara O. that you can get a better sandwich at Subway. If that’s true, I want to know which Subway she frequents, because… I want to go to there.
My last experience at Firehouse was kind of meh, and so I didn’t return for quite a while. But after a long day of work, we were feeling too lazy to cook. Also because Tanya G. doesn’t understand my fascination with sandwiches so I’m trying to enlighten her in the versatility and deliciousness that one can expect from a well-​made sandwich so we’ve been making the rounds through the (many) sandwich places in the city.
Anyway, I figured we could give Firehouse another shot and mother of a freaking goat. The large «Engineer» was a sizable (12-​inch) sandwich for $ 8-​something. I split the sandwich with Tanya G. and we were both entirely satiated. Maybe I was all the more impressed because just recently I had a sandwich at Jersey Mike’s that was ½ the size, ¼ the bread quality, and ¹⁄₆ the flavor, all while being the exact same price. Stupid Jersey Mike’s…
Firehouse was not chintzy with the sandwich innards this time. In fact the sandwich was stuffed with so much goodness that while we were eating, the shredded turkey & melty cheese was spilling out in big goodnessy chunks. So much goodness. So much. It was a messy sandwich, which may or may not be a good thing depending on whom you ask.
Service was excellent as always. The hot sauce selection has declined. Or at the very least, they’ve removed all of the hot sauces that were ranked 9−10+ spiciness, which was disappointing. Why?! Which one of you jerks complained about the extremely spicy, hot sauces?

This is a lunch favorite for me! The sandwiches are fresh, warm and all around delicious. The sandwiches are probably a few cents more expensive than some comparable places but I think Firehouse is worth it.

I tried Firehouse yesterday for the first time and I’ll definitely be back. My son and I tried the Turkey Bacon Ranch and I had the Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket. Both were very good – I liked the Smokeho

Firehouse is a great addition to NW Expressway, which is filled with mostly «meh» fast-​food options.
The quality is a step up from Subway. It’s a place I’d go when I’m feeling sandwich’y and fancy (see: more than $ 5 to my name).
Service: 5 stars. The entire staff, including the manager, were very helpful, friendly, and upbeat. I got there around… oh, Hell, I dunno… late*ish*, so I was surprised that I wasn’t greeted by food service zombies.
Food: 4 stars. Okay, so it’s really hard to wow me with a sandwich. What I got was very tasty, though. The turkey bacon ranch is great and it’s likely something I’d get again. Their combos, like many sandwich shops, includes a drink and choice of chips, along with a pickle spear. Of course, I got the salt and vinegar kettle chips. Mmm.
As always, I’m amazed by those touch screen pop (yeah, POP, wanna fight about it?) machines with a bunch of choices. Ooo, ahhh. Futuuuuuuure.