Firehouse Subs

I really like the subs, restaurant looks clean, bathroom was clean, they have a pretty cool soda machine with a huge vaiety of choices. Cookies and brownies are delicious! The only downside was the staff looked miserable and the wait was about 10 minutes for a sub. Huge variety of hot sauce if you’re into that. Salads aren’t the best but good enough.

Subs are pretty good. Have to eat in. If you take it to go it is still good but the sandwich will be soggy because they steam it and then instantly wrap it up.

We wanted to try a new place, heard good things about firehouse subs ordered the steak and cheese ended up no cheese also a turkey sub with lettuce tomato and mayo we live about 15 minutes away by the time we were ready to eat the turkey sub was so soggy you could hardly consume it always believe in second chances hope the next time it will be better staff was nice and friendly.

Not sure why we’ve never been here before but now that we have, we’ll be back a lot more often. The veggie sub is seriously good and even though it did take quite some time to prepare I think that’s okay because the food was delicious. My kid loves it because they have firefighter hats with pictures of fire engines/​fires all over the establishment. Clean, friendly and good food — what more can you ask for?

I’ve never had a bad meal here. Sandwiches are always deliciously prepared and the staff is always friendly, and it’s reasonably priced. I recommend the turkey bacon ranch sub. It’s quite good. Also quite good for takeout.

The food is really good and the staff is really friendly.
Move over Subway. The sandwich choices are all delicious. The meats are sliced nice and thin which really seems to bring out the flavors of the meats. The size portions are really good too. They are made and heated and brought to your table. Nice.
The owners and daughters (4 in all) started calling me by name right away. They remember their customers and are warm and friendly. They enjoy chatting with customers and making them feel welcome.

Was dying for a great sub, sorely disappointed. The Brisket and Cheddar had very little brisket, and zero noticeable cheddar. For the price, I expected a solid sandwich, far from that.

Here’s a first… the subs we took home didn’t look anything like the ones on TV or on the online menu. That aside, they were pretty decent. I had the New York Steamer and the wife had the Philly Steak with mushrooms. Sadly, they forgot the mushrooms. For $ 20, it was a lot for two subs and a drink, but I might give this place a second chance.

I went here for an Italian sub it was horrible. The staff was nice but clearly they have no clue how to make a good Italian sub just another run of the mill generic sub place. I would not recommend it.

Great sandwiches ~ subs. The freshest ingredients and an awesome variety of hot sauces to try.
The kids have fun mixing up their own soda flavors.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. This place is terrible. I get that its just a sandwich shop, but they cant even do that right.
It literally took them 15 or more minutes to make my sub. There was no one else in line. And only two people in the shop. It’s a really tacky looking dump. At least it was clean. My sub tasted worse than Subway but cost more. Don’t waste your money here.
For the record, I ordered the Turkey Bacon and Ranch sub. It was flavorless. Utterly Flavorless, and my sub wasn’t toasted nearly enough.

Had a great experience at Firehouse Subs. Very clean restaurant and nice employees. The pop machine with the 120 different combinations is a nice touch too. I would recommend this place.

Good food, better than Subway, little bit of a wait & a little pricey, compared to Subway, good change of pace. Definite would recommend to others.

Good food! Random girl dressed in purple with her hair down made me worry about cleanliness of my food though. She just seemed to be wandering around behind the counter.

I tried Firehouse Subs today because I had a hankerin for a good steak and cheese. I’ve tried many of the other sub places in the area and they are good, but the REAL good authentic type philly cheesesteaks are closer to or in the city of Pittsburgh. Ok, so let me get to my review. It was just okay. We ordered the New York Screamer, Italian and Cheesesteak. The Screamer was good and the italian was the best out of all three BUT the cheesesteak just didn’t do it for me. It had mushrooms, green pepper and onions but tasted nothing like the oooey gooey cheesy beefy goodness that I’m used to. So if you want a rating on the cheesesteak… I say 2. Places like Peppi’s make a better cheesesteak and Jimmy John’s makes a way better italian. It’s hard not to make the comparison when those places aren’t extremely far away. I want to like this business because they support our local firemen, but not sure I’ll return. I just don’t think $ 18 was worth the satisfaction of just 1 sandwich. :(

Firehouse opened in this location, which is very near where I live, about a year ago. While I’ve not been avoiding it, exactly, I have a favorite sub shop in Jimmy John’s, with Quiznos a close runner up, so just never felt the need to come here. That changed yesterday when I got so caught up staining the fence in my yard that I failed to notice lunch time had arrived. With my faves both a 20 minute drive away, I headed over to the closest choice.
I like the lively décor of this sub shop, with its bright red walls and chairs, and black and white dalmation themed table tops. The staff was prompt to greet and serve, and I ordered up a large turkey sub for Doug and The Engineer for myself, which features turkey, provolone and mushrooms, with the usual lettuce, tomato, onion, mustard and mayo (they ask if you want all of these things). They offer both white and whole wheat bread, and I went for the whole wheat. My sandwich was fine, not great, with a sub roll that was a little too soft for my taste and canned mushrooms, which would stop me from ordering this particular sandwich in the future. They do heat the subs, which I like, and they pack in the ingredients, so no complaint on that front. I still think Jimmy John’s and Quiznos are better.

Wow! Great Steak, good meatball. Very clean fresh ingredients. Very friendly staff. Love the soda machine. One of our new favorites.

This place was really good it has been a while since I have eaten at a Firehouse Subs but this really put them back on my list of top sub shops and I’m delighted that we have one in the Pittsburgh area.
I really liked the bread used with these subs, it is not heavy or doughy but a really nice and lighter almost airy type of bread. I’m not sure how they cook their meat but it was NOT some cold cuts tossed in a microwave. It was almost as if the roasted turkey was roasted fresh right there and served to me. Damn I’m getting hungry thinking about this place right now. I will warn you thought that it can take a little bit longer than Subway to get your sub especially if there are a lot of people in here. I have time and I hope you would slow your day down for something that is made with care for your belly.
Too bad there isn’t one of these closer to the city.

My new favorite sub shop! I am not even sure I would have found it had it not been for the firehouse dogs (teens dancing is a) handing out promotional coupons at the intersection. The staff is very friendly, as all customers are greeted with a «Welcome to firehouse» when walking in the door. I was extremely impressed with the high quality bread and meats used for their subs. Additionally, the boss was very friendly and spoke to use specially about our experience. They offer 50 types of hot sauce ranked on how hot they are (one was a PSU brand). Most importantly is that there are opportunities to donate money to firefighters and equipment for fire departments.