Firehouse Subs

I’m actually not a huge fan of their food. The meatball subs are yummy though.
The ham is very sweet… I prefer smoky ham but, if you like sweet, you are set.

Ok and a step above subway but disappointed for the price point. Nothing to really write home about but it filled a need in a rush to feed a crew moving us into our new home.

Wow! My sub was way better than I anticipated! It was full of flavor and the bread was perfectly soft vs. being hard and dry. I was expecting just another average sandwich shop and that is far from the truth! I’m so glad I gave them a try and will definitely be back. Clean restaurant with friendly staff!

Never experienced fire house subs till last summer but I love this place. All of their subs I have tried have been great. The service is always fast and friendly. The even greet ever customer that walks in the door. This location has always been extremely clean and fast. My only problem with fire house is I feel that the subs are a bit overpriced for the size they are.

Wanted to try the new neighborhood sub shop and finally had the chance today. Nice variety of sub sandwiches. Subs arrive at your table warm but not overly toasted (like Quiznos) or microwaved (like Subway). Food was quickly prepared and delivered to our table after we placed the order at the counter.
They have about 15 different sub options available. I had the medium Italian sub without cheese and it had Genoa salami, pepperoni, Virginia Honey Ham, provolone, Italian dressing and seasonings, served Fully Involved and Shane ordered the hook and ladder which was smoked turkey breast, Virginia honey ham, Monterey Jack cheese, served Fully Involved (not sure what that last statement means unless it has to do with the fact that the sub was warm).
We both enjoyed our subs quite a bit. Both were tasty and were fresh. Bread was soft and not dry and hard. It’s nice that the menus in the store and in the take home menu include the prices for the medium sub, but they also sell a large and not a price to be found for a large sub anywhere in the building or on the take home menu.
For the diet conscious, each sandwich has the calorie count showing on the in-​store and take home menus. After looking at the Take Home menu, I see large subs are $ 2 more than the medium. So the price does appear somewhere. :)
Overall, not a bad experience. It’s a place that we both agreed we’d like to try again in the future. And for the real curious, they serve Coke products and use the fancy drink dispenser that lets you add flavored syrups to the drinks inside. You potentially have the option of creating over 190 different drinks.
Nice atmosphere, friendly staff. They all seem to like what they are doing there.

I found Firehouse Subs just last week and have been there 4 times for lunch. Needless to say I’ve found a good value and great taste. I’m working my way through the Under 500 calories menu and have found the Hook n Ladder a preferred option. Grab extra napkins, well worth a few sticky fingers. I too get distracted by the canned «Welcome to Firehouse» charter but not enough to take any stars away! Enjoy.

Get experience for what you expect from a sub place. Food is well prepared and you can tell the workers are well trained and enjoy what they are doing. Well done Firehouse!

I’ve been to Firehouse Subs in Knoxville, TN, Cincinnati, OH, and Indianapolis, IN. This restaurant did an excellent job with the brisket sandwich. The place is packed at lunch, a sure sign that the local workers love eating here. The workers were very friendly, and brought our sandwiches out to us. It was silly this place only had 2 stars on Unilocal,because this is the best Firehouse franchise shop I’ve ever eaten at.

It initially feels friendly, but repeatedly yelling «Welcome to Firehouse!!» (for people walking thru the door) quickly becomes disturbing
* Unfitting music