Firehouse Subs

Stopped in for the first time today, and we’ll definitely be back!
My Italian sub was delicious– just the right amount of condiments and the flavors were great. I added banana peppers, which I’d recommend. I had Jalapeño Kettle Chips and a Coke Zero Vanilla along with my sub.
My husband enjoyed the available selection of hot sauces. He chose one he’s never had before and enjoyed the smoky flavor.
The place was busy, but the staff was all working together to get meals out and keep tables clean. Everyone was friendly and chatting with customers.

Thought we would try this place the other day since we were near by. The sub prices are rather high for what you get. I got the 8 in and there wasn’t much to it. Hardly any meat or anything else on the sub and not very filling. The peppercorn sauce and bread was good. Penn Station and a couple other places are much better in my opinion. I doubt we will go back

Love this place for the beef n cheddar brisket. Would be 5 — stars if they had side items other than chips.

Alright, you know what? I really like this place.
Came in tonight and the staff member that rang us up was wonderful. We got the New York Steamer again, and she suggested that we try it with lettuce, tomato, and onions. To get that on any sandwich, ask for «Kayla’s special.» Apparently this is popular at this location.
That very same staff member checked on us after we were 10 or so minutes into our meal. Something that probably isn’t required by their job, but definitely appreciated! That earned the last star. Customer rapport is always important.
Military receives a free drink with purchase.

I’m on record as being a hater of Subway. I find that, for all their popularity, their insistence on using low-​quality food items and their slapdash approach to sandwich-​making just turn me right off. This goes double, when there are so many other places to get a high quality, reasonably priced sandwich with better ingredients.
Firehouse Subs is just one such place.
Tucked in a strip mall just beyond the majority of the shops and restaurants in Huber Heights, Firehouse provides a great sampling of classic hoagies made from tasty meats and cheeses.
My favorite? The «New York Steamer» which features pastrami and spicy mustard. The meat is tender but still toothsome, with a peppery bite that wouldn’t be out of place in a classic kosher deli. All of Firehouse’s subs are served with a delectable garlic-​dill pickle, which really hits the spot in between bites.
Better still? Firehouse Subs is still pretty inexpensive. Jules and I paid maybe $ 1 – 2 more total than we would have at a Subway or the like and left full, satisfied, and having enjoyed much better flavor.
Oh, and one last thing? Every time you ring out at the register, you’re given the ability to round your bill up to the nearest dollar, donating the change to the local volunteer firefighter’s hall. That’s good karma in my book. Kudos, Firehouse Subs1

I first visited a Firehouse Subs in Tampa and loved it. So I about died when I saw one in Huber Heights of all places. I shrieked and pointed across the road and my husband was cutting through traffic to turn around. He’s also quite the fan! Anyway we were not let down in any way. I had the Italian sub and it was amazing. So amazing that I’m craving one now and I’d be there if it wasn’t 830 at night.
Please check this place out! Oh and I love the plastic fire hats they give out with kids meals. That’s what won my son over.